Alright, so I managed to clean the laundry room and the old fridge. Didn’t make much headway anywhere else, but I also did laundry and dishes. I think I’m gonna tackle the living room next and leave the kitchen for last.
But also! Barbie on Tuesday! :D
Night!
Creepiest monster thing alive: moves like that
this little girl: 😊☺️😄😄☺️😊🤩
This is so cute omg my heart is going vrooom vroroooooom
A young American alligator (Alligator mississippiensis) rides on the back of its mother in Brazos Bend State Park, Texas, USA
by Rick Dunlap
Unlike its bottom-dwelling kin, the gossamer worm (Tomopteris sp.) lives in constant motion. This graceful swimmer “dances” through the midwater with the rhythmic paddling of its swimming legs. A new study published in Integrative and Comparative Biology this summer from MBARI researchers Joost Daniels and Kakani Katija, with collaborators Karen Osborn and her team @smithsonian, has revealed the swimming behavior of gossamer worms in fine detail.
A flexible body plan allows Tomopteris to combine multiple modes of propulsion to achieve effective—and elegant—swimming. This makes the gossamer worm’s anatomy and swimming mechanics interesting for engineers. In the future, this worm could inspire new designs for everything from underwater propulsion to medical technology. Learn more about this incredible intersection of engineering and biology on our website.
im sorry but this is cracking me up James I need you to kill five (5) mannequins! Return to me after completion for 10 Silent coins
We all love urban fantasy but we have to contend with the fact that if monsters were real, some of them would be normies. Your werewolf boyfriend posts on LinkedIn. The tentacled horror you've been thirsting after is a Disney adult.
You did it, you made unimaginable horror within man-made comprehension.
@demilypyro This is just Vtubers
Look sometimes the demonic being looking to absorb your life force is doing a pikmin 4 let's play it happens
For those concerned about the horse’s ears,
The horses do indeed wear earplugs to protect them and to prevent spooking. The horse and rider both are generally required to wear hearing protection in this particular kind of show.
