Girlies (gn) I’m about to do something so reprehensible. I’m about to fall asleep with the lights on.
obsessed with baby nautilus
look at it
based reddit (for once)
got my first “but he’s right” so i’d like to add:
In what world does a guy who murdered an entire village, down the DOGS, mean the greatest Jedi ever???
Killing the younglings was bad. But he slaughtered the Ghorfa first.
Andor + Onion headlines part 3, because I’m choosing to drown out my end of season depression with more memes.
i know i’ve already complained about this before but remember how Din almost died like 5 times to find Ahsoka and then she refused to train the baby bc he loved his dad so that makes him evil so she told him to go on a dangerous mission to a Jedi Beacon Mountain and he did and then his baby got kidnapped by the Empire and everyone had to risk their lives to get him back and then Luke took Grogu to go train.
and then two months later Din finds out that Ahsoka fully just hangs out with Luke on the regular and she could've just brought Grogu to him herself or given Luke a phone call that's like "hey I don't want to train this baby but maybe YOU would like to?"
if i were Din I would've become a serial killer on the spot
'can i copy your homework?'
'yeah just don't make it obvious'
@staff … it was kinda funny at first but it’s high-key gross now
i saw a really cool butterfly expert man on PBS and was so in awe of him and his butterfly knowledge i tracked down the episode online to see how to spell his name and found his twitter and followed him, only for the next day to awaken to him having read not only my webcomic, but also my livetweets saying how i wanted to marry the butterfly man. he said he was flattered. anyway the moral of the story is please don’t underestimate how far down your twitter a bored entomologist will scroll, and also the internet was a mistake.
Spring beauty miner bee, Andrena erigenia, Andrenidae
Spring beauty miner bees are a solitary, ground-nesting species that relies on spring beauty flowers (Claytonia virginica) to obtain nectar for themselves and both nectar and pollen for their larvae. The hairs on the female bee’s legs collect the striking pink pollen to bring back to her larvae. Found in the eastern United States and up into Canada.
Photo 1 by rileywalsh, 2 by chelsealynne, 3 by mmccarthy98, 4-5 by judygva, 6 by kristym, 7 by davidenrique, and 8 (don’t worry, she’s alive) by allenbryan
stop what you’re doing right now and watch a 33 year old bat get help with flying
Yeah, I’m going to always reblog Statler.
This might be the sweetest thing I’ve ever seen
It’s like flying a kite that runs on fruit.