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Always Guilty.

@susiron / susiron.tumblr.com

30, any pronouns. Ace/aro nb nerd. I reblog a lot of anime and pretty things. I might post my art here sometimes, but otherwise you'll find it on my art blog, Norisus.

No fuck off. Dale gribble is a loving kind man who openly accepts his father for being gay. Dale gribble is a good man who has some crazy ideas but very few are actively harmful to others and he would never vote for trump ever. He would absolutely believe (and be correct) that trumps Fandom is a cult. Fuck this post.

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One of the most warmly human things I’ve ever seen was an old parchment from the Irish middle ages, the scribe’s cat had walked across the page and left inky pawprints on the page. 

FOUND IT!!!

Oh, here’s another:

It would appear that Asian scribes were also plagued by feline predations:

So I had my laces repeatedly undone by an oversized pigeon today.

While I was retying one shoe, they undid the other. And then proceeded to jump onto the bench to untie the ones I was retying.

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Victoria Crowned Pigeon! They are Large and do not fear visitors.

Yeah that's absolutely not cool.

Please leave your pets leashed in areas where vulnerable wildlife lives, and/or raises their young.

This young hammerhead shark needs it's energy for fleeing actual predation and hunting.

I am not experienced enough with sharks, to tell if young hammerheads come that close to thr coast, so the animal might even need help or left alone.

Depending on where you live, it might be even illegal to interact with wildlife like that.

Leave your dog/cat leashed or don't bring your pet into nature reserves.

@orcinus-veterinarius might know more about these animals.

@whywolfprincess is correct, this is highly inappropriate behavior on the owner’s part. It’s hard to tell from the quality of the video, but based on the shape of the shark’s head, I believe it’s a bonnethead, a cousin of the hammerhead. Bonnetheads are frequently found in shallow bays and estuaries like this, and as an endangered species, need to be afforded space and protection. There’s also a chance this is an incredibly young great hammerhead, still living in its nursery bay. Great hammerheads are a critically endangered species.

This interaction is both terribly stressful for the shark and quite dangerous for the dog. There’s a real chance that both of them could be hurt should the dog have attempted to grab the shark. Responsible owners need to keep their dogs leashed when visiting anywhere wildlife may be present.

I still can't fucking get over how cetaceans adapted to spend their entire lives in the water and just never bothered to redevelop water-breathing. there's motherfuckers who spend an hour or more diving and the evolutionary solution is just "breathe a lot on the surface and then lower your heart rate to a near-hibernation level while actively cruising the seafloor for stuff to eat". totally insane solution to one of the oldest solved problems in biology