#Irl challenge

[jjoneechan]

🏁 Minecraft Achievement Race IRL 🏁

[heavyheavycream]

feedism kinktober 28: movie star

[my-darling-boy]

But where have we come? And where shall we end?

[givemenoname]

Saw this floating around and thought; “Eh, might as well.”

edit: JEEZ, YA'LL REALLY LIKE THIS ONE

[realjonahofficial]

Tenna POV.

(No vibrations ver.)

[woodlandtrait]

ryouta hair

14k polygons not hat compatible bgc(click for hq) do not edit/use my mesh

[averlym]

"you're lost, little girl"

[feytouched]

alexa's inventory: a palm-sized watercolour 🥀💋

[crashin2you]

[liljafish]

he looks so cute and slutty i need him bro

[petridumps]

so how do we feel abt kitsune gojo? 🫣

i was abt to make a halloween piece w/ kitsune gojo (& some other yokai for nanami that i haven't decided yet, so he's human here🥲) but i never got around to finish bc i am dead tired lol but have my draft anyway!!

[bloomingkyras]

Intro (Previous | Next)

Meet Airis Hale Broke (🌞)

[alieune]

fems 😵‍💫

[quillpokebiology]

Biology/Genetics of Crossbreeding

A lot of people have questions on "how the hell these very different pokemon species breed", and there's a simple answer to that: egg groups. Pokemon are in egg groups and if they're in the same egg group, they can breed.

But, I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about how specific traits are passed down.

No matter what, the mother's fenes are going to be stronger than the father's, which is why the pokemon is always the same species as the mother. But, the father still passes on some genes to the child, which is how a Striped cyndaquil gets the stripes of Furret or how a Veiled Angler lanturn gets the markings of Seaking.

But, how is it that these traits get chosen? How come a Sprinkled Alcreamie gets the spots of Togekiss, but not the wings?

That is because the father's genes can only add onto existing traits instead of adding whole new ones.

The Alcreamie doesn't gain wings because it's species doesn't have the genes for wings, so, the wings dotn get added. But, instead, the wings become split fingers, since that's the closest thing the genes can do. It also turns them white because Alcreamie have the genes to be white. Same with the markings.

Of course, if a pokemon breeds with pokemon of the same species of their father, over time (like, a very long time of darwinian evolution), there will be a new species. It's how pokemon can be multiple geniuses at the same time.

[slush-static]

is that the chicago grim reaper? (click for higher res)

[risartblog]

#miqomarch day 14 :: Favorite Zone

It's gotta be Yak T'el, and the Ja Tiika Heartland in particular! I'm a sucker for blue glowy forests, and so is Noa.