The Human Brian

I saw him and and immediately thought "what a weird platipus"

Jaggedhead gurnard (Gargariscus, Armored searobins or armored gurnards)⁣⁣

Photographer and Fisherman: Roman Fedortsov

Glove too btw

do you breathe with you're eyes, tongue, teeth or hair?

With my ass, like any respectable creature, duh

woo!!! its beautiful, i would love to see more fanart like this!

Still tired. Random Grian in a dress dancing

Enjoy

Oooo, yes he shall SUFFER

The first official step towards banning any and all LGBTQ+ art and literature has been taken.

This is what hypersexualizing queer topics was always leading towards. Expect this to be the signal flare that gets some state legislature barreling forward to enact this exact measure, solely so the bill can be struck down, challenged legally, then taken all the way to SCOTUS.

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Repeating what I said on Twitter: This is a good time to remind people that just being LGBTQ in this moment in time can be considered an outright radical act, so anything less than going all-in on the life you want to lead is fucking pointless.

Put another way, if you're putting actual time and energy into respectability shit right now, do everyone *and* yourself a huge favor, and stop wasting your time.

You can't fucking negotiate with Christian Terrorists.

Hee Hee

every single person who reblogs this

every

single

person

will get “doot doot” in their ask box

do you like to eat rocks. I (personally) love the way it feels when they break my teeth.

You have problems.

I think Santa might have diabetes because he eats so many cookies

Just learned about something very very cool that I’m shocked I didn’t know about before- Paleoburrows.

These are giant tunnels, mostly found in Brazil. Over 1,500 of them are documented.

It was originally assumed that they were dug by indigenous people, and many of them were repurposed into human shelters at some point, but we now believe they were built by prehistoric megafauna.

We know this because of distinct claw marks along the walls of the caverns, unlike anything humans have produced.

They come in a variety of sizes.

The smaller ones were probably dug by large armadillos, such as Holmesina.

The larger could have been dug by giant ground sloths like Glossotherium.

Thank you for reading, I just thought this was cool and wanted to share.

Sources and credits after the cut

Discover Magazine

Get Lost in Mega-Tunnels Dug by South American Megafauna

Paleoburrows may look like caves, but these tunnels are remnants of past (giant) diggers.

My Modern Met

Brazil Has Underground Tunnels Dug by Giant Ground Sloths From 10,000 Years Ago

A professor in Brazil accidentally discovered an underground tunnel and it turns out there are many more.

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Additional photos:

deviantart.com

Glossotherium robustum. by Rodrigo-Vega on DeviantArt

Glossotherium robustum. by Rodrigo-Vega on DeviantArt

en.m.wikipedia.org

Glossotherium - Wikipedia

Glossotherium - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

Holmesina - Wikipedia

Holmesina - Wikipedia

Boing Boing

Paleoborrows: tunnels left by giant sloths or armadillos | Boing Boing

Paleoburrows are the vernacular architecture of extinct megafauna. With enough headroom for the average-height human, the giant sloth tunnel

i hauve a cold

yea but gods hated me from the start, so take that

erm actually god is only disappointed in me, so yeah, you're not special… sorry, but it's true