🐙 Daily Cephalopod Fact: 🐙

Flamboyant Cuttlefish: Cuttlefish have a specialized, hollow feature called a cuttlebone that helps the animal maintain buoyancy by adjusting the levels of gas and liquid in its chambers.1 Because the flamboyant cuttlefish’s cuttlebone is relatively small, this species can only float and swim for short amounts of time. Instead of swimming, flamboyant cuttlefish “walk” along the ocean floor using their arms. They also have a highly developed sensory system that helps them respond and adjust to their surroundings.

“Haha mermaids were probably just sightings of manatees how lame” you fool. You don’t want to get in the water with her? You don’t want to go for a swim with her? Fuck you

can’t stop thinking about how hot he was with that cut. a facial wound on a beautiful man is like whipped cream on an ice cream sundae.

did this last night

Op I love you for this

you want what

The 'Donut Nembrotha' (Nembrotha rosannulata) is a dorid nudibranch found in eastern Australia, particularly around Cabbage Tree Island. It is a relatively recently discovered species, having been described in 2008 - because of that, there is still a lot more to learn about this colourful creature!

Photo - Chris Ross (@chrisross on iNaturalist)

i love you, you're my world 💫🩵

also added this to my bonfire because i thought it would look cute on a tie dye shirt (it does!)

Oscar Oiwa (Brazil b. 1965, living USA) recent work Earthscape 3, 2018 http://www.oscaroiwastudio.com

FOR MY LOVER

from the archives, made sometime around early 2020 for my senior thesis. poem is by dallas clayton, embroidery by me. i kinda like how the face disappears into the sun, just like everything else.

Lesbia’s Sparrow, Catullus

George William Joy

FOR MY LOVER

from the archives, made sometime around early 2020 for my senior thesis. poem is by dallas clayton, embroidery by me. i kinda like how the face disappears into the sun, just like everything else.

you have to stay alive. you're going to be such a beautiful middle aged freak. young freaks will see you in the street and know that things can be okay.

Oscar Oiwa (Brazil b. 1965, living USA) recent work Earthscape 3, 2018 http://www.oscaroiwastudio.com