Minion Bob is my favorite minion.
A rainbow of inkling colours sorted by hue. A continuous version of these images can be found here.
This set is still missing Light Blue vs Yellow (I still haven’t seen that combination in game), but I thought you guys would appreciate being able to see the all the colours I have obtained in a single image.
The font used is Project Paintball, the Splatoon replica font.
This flower shaped confetti contains flower seeds that grow into wildflowers. It is hand made and biodegradable so it leaves no waste. Via
This is actually kinda perfect for outdoor weddings omg
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casually reblogging this entire tag lol whoop
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you could have your wedding in an empty space next to your house and have a garden to commemorate your marriage omg
New video! Made My Little Pony Cupcakes on Nerdy Nummies with special guest Austin Mahone! 😊
You’re welcome
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[Narrator: A scientist in Peru [pause for peep] captured this, escaping from the tiny body [pause for peep] of a sleeping hummingbird. [pause for peep] A high-pitched [pause for peep] but unmistakable snore. [pause for peep] Hummingbirds are loved for their beauty and speed [pause for peep] but this one was behaving a little bit like a human. [pause for peep] The perfect cute-response trigger.]
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Ahh, this video! I haven’t seen it make such a big run in a while!
Anyhow, onto science.
Hummingbirds are very small species that require a lot of energy to so much as exist. Such high energy does, in turn, require them to sleep efficiently in the time that they have, as well as do so quickly and make every moment count. To do this and to escape other energy-sucking events like cold nights, hummingbirds go into this state of suspended animation called torpor. In this state, their body almost completely shuts down for maximum efficiency in their rest. To pull themselves from torpor, though, they must rapidly restart their metabolic engines, which requires a whole lot of oxygen.
This Amethyst-Throated Sunangel is doing just that– pulling herself out of torpor. The snoring you hear is just the noise result of her inhaling deeply, and is technically more similar to a gasp than a snore. It is cute nonetheless, though – look at her little tongue sticking out, hehe.
This entire hummingbirds study is actually very impressive; what she is sitting in is an oxygen chamber which measures just how much oxygen she takes in while pulling herself out of torpor. Here are some more photos of the study.
TL;DR– BBC is spreading blatant misinformation again. This bird isn’t snoring as much as she is waking up!
