[PHOTOS TAKEN: MAY 26TH, 2023 | Image IDs: Three photos of a black and orange big-eyed bug on a white tarp, with some (Unidentified) insect prey on its beak /End IDs.]
Another species I can't recall seeing before! I didn't even notice it was eating until Rev pointed it out ^^"
they probably cant love me back in a human or even mammalian sense, but my goldfish with their smooth pea-sized brain have learned to trust that i will make them better when they are sick. i feel like crying about this often
If they're social they most likely do care about you
Moths with Beetles. Ray Bingham. 1983. Watercolor. From Terra: The Member's Magazine of The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. Volume 22, No. 3. 1984.
I am terminally ill about pyrrah and the sixth
“I’ve loved you two,” she said. “Not well. Not even wholesomely. I don’thave it in me. But I’ve loved you—in a better world I’d be able to say, ‘Likeyou were my own,’ but I don’t know what that would even mean anymore.You’ve been my agents ... you’ve been stand-ins for something I haven’t hadfor longer than either of you can understand. Which is why I’m saying—don’t do this. Please, don’t do this.”
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Pyrrha tugged her wrist free of Palamedes’s hand. She reached down, andtilted Camilla’s chin up, and looked at her for the longest time. Then sheleant down—she kissed her brusquely and briefly on the forehead—and,startlingly and even more briefly, on the mouth. Nona, who even then couldnever ditch the lessons of the hand and the mouth, watched that kiss and feltvery sad. It was like watching Pyrrha stealing something she didn’t want totake—reaching out for the juicy, cherry-red part of the oven, even when sheknew that all it could give her was a burn. And Nona saw Camilla, with hercold, navy blue mouth, and could tell that Camilla understood.Camilla said, “Could you try not to be such a chicken hawk, Pyrrha?” Pyrrha reached out, ruffled the perfect hair of the body of Ianthe Naberius,and leant in to briefly kiss Palamedes too—Palamedes said, tolerant andamused, “You are an appalling old roué, Dve,”—and Pyrrha said, “Call me if you need me. Otherwise, see you around.”
HEY? HELLO?
a drawing I feel perhaps inordinately proud of
There's definitely no evidence that slugs aren't conscious. Evolution makes really good use of qualia and more and more animals are being a accepted by biology as experiencing their environment as more people come to understand this.
i dont think ur ready for this jelly
i dont think ur ready for this jelly
my body too bootylicious for u babe.
@asslockpick submitted: could i get an id on this guy? found in [removed] (pls remove) thank you!!
Sure can! It's an ambush bug, which is a type of assassin bug :) Wise to avoid picking them up, they can give you a painful jab with their mouth tube.
@justletmeon12 Sorry people think ambush bugs spit venom? Or assassin bugs in general? I’ve never heard that!
Anryth v3! i fixed a lot of stuff just now sorry for the double post
