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In one of my film classes last semester we had to tell a story in 3 pictures for a mini assignment so my friend and I did this

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I can’t stop thinking about crocodiles for some reason so here’s some cool pictures I found of probably the second largest one in captivity, his name is Utan:

isn’t he beautiful

listen to the SOUND when he bites

and that’s not even a real power bite, that’s mostly just heavy bone falling on heavy bone from his jaws and the air rushing out from between them

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Like... Do people realise JynCassian isn't explicitly canon? They're not romantically involved directly in the movie. It's fine to love a non-canon ship, people! The existence of the BixCassian baby doesn't take away from it!

and hONESTLY I THINK IT CAN MAKE REBELCAPTAIN MORE INTERESTING. BIX AND CASSIAN WEREN'T EVEN TALKING BY ROGUE ONE AND CO-PARENTING IS A THING. WHY ARE WE SHYING AWAY FROM THIS IT COULD BE SO FUN

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lake wants to kill and gnash and gnash my bones I think

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They were asked for distinctive characteristics.

imagine making a missing poster for your lost child but in the missing poster you had to include the fact that they fucking eat dirt

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bird of prey

ok this is sick as fuck

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In Super Mario Odyssey, the trees in the Mushroom Kingdom room that is a recreation of the courtyard from Super Mario 64 are glitched due to their unique properties whereby they always face the screen ("billboarding").

While all trees act this way in the original Super Mario 64, Super Mario Odyssey only features them in this room, and as such a completely faithful implementation of the trees was likely low-priority. The trees do not retain their billboarding properties in Snapshot Mode, and can actually be seen from the side when the camera is rotated.

This causes a glitch to occur if the camera is rotated while in Snapshot Mode whereby Mario will snap to a tree that he is not physically touching if he is made to perfectly align with it after turning the camera 180°. As seen in the footage, this causes him to teleport and even go out of bounds in specific circumstances.

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hello tumblr. here is a picture i drew that i really like. i think i especially like aradia’s design; might draw her more in the future.

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“My favourite thing was a bunch of people made a giant sign that said “How am I going to be an octopus about this?” and held it up during Pompeii at all the right times and it distracted me enough to sing “octopus” instead by accident.”

— Dan Smith [x] (via bastillewtf)

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sorry i made it weird, it will happen again

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steven's ancestor💎

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Pokemon Jurassic Park: Isla Nublar-1993

The Pokemon world's version of the iconic Jurassic Park Island is relatively the same compared to its movie counterpart. But to make up for its inhabitants, the island has a few select changes.

Isla Nublar: An Island not too far away from the Alola Region, Isla Nublar holds many of the same features as the islands of the region. Because of this, certain Alolan forms can be found on this Island.

But after Jurassic Park's construction and the release of many fossil pokemon, the island has gone through many environmental changes.

Pokemon Jurassic Park:

Located on Isla Nublar is Pokemon Jurassic Park, a wildlife reserve thats restoring fossil pokemon. Of course, in order to make sure that the park is safe for guests and that nothing goes wrong,

Male fossils only- Through the use of infinity energy, fossils of ancient pokemon can be restored. But during the process of restoration, Pokemon Jurassic Park scientists manipulate the DNA of the fossil pokemon by adding an extra y chromosome to make the fossil pokemon all biologically male to prevent in-park breeding.

Energized Fences- Because not every fossil pokemon resists the same thing, fences were put in place that conducts a certain energy relating to a pokemon's weakness. This energy is controlled through the park's energy reserves and is created through tera crystals imported from Paldea. The only flaw in these fences is that they can only be one type of energy. This energy does pack quite the punch on regular people too, so warning signs are put in place.

The Wild Fossil Zone:

After landing in the Jurassic Park, oncoming visitors will pass by the Herbivore Zone witnessing their first look at the local restored fossil pokemon.

The Wild Fossil Zone Pokedex:

Babechy & Babechiospire- One of the first fossil pokemon seen, Ba

Saurnote & Saurnnet

Amaura & Aurorus- Amaura & Aurorus struggle to live in this environment due to it not being freezingly cold. They try their best to stick to the shade, with Aurorus helping Amaura keep cool.

Omanyte & Omastar- They primarily live in the lake that exists in the middle of this area. Although Omastar will come out to grapple prey. They're relatively harmless compared to the rest

Lileep & Cradily- They live alongside Omanyte & Omastar in the lake

Pikipek, Trumbeak, & Toucannon

Alolan Rattata & Alolan Raticate

Yungoos & Gumshoos

Caterpie, Metapod, & Butterfree

Spinarak & Ariados

Pichu, Pikachu, & Alolan Raichu

Grubbin, Charjabug, & Vikavolt

Bonsly & Sudowoodo

Happiny, Chansey, & Blissey

Exeggcute & Alolan Exeggutor

Pinsir

Eevee & its evolutions

Surskit & Masquerain

Dewpider & Araquinid

Poliwag, Poliwhirl, Poliwrath & Politoed

Magikarp & Gyarados

Goldeen & Seaking

Pokemon Jurassic Park Visitor Center:

This the visitor center is where the magic of Pokemon Jurassic Park happens. Not only is it a place to dine and look at fossils of certain pokemon, but you can even see the fossil pokemon being restored by Pokemon Jurassic Park scientists.

In the visitor center, you can even purchase merchandise as well as the exclusive, Pokemon Jurassic Park Ball. This pokeball is equipped with the technology to capture wild pokemon, but is particularly well adapted to capturing Fossil Pokemon

But nearby the visitor center is the Dynicheops Paddock. Inside, Eight Dynicheops inhabit that place and are not meant to be seen or for capture. But there are other pokemon seen in this area too. One particularly large Dynicheops, nicknamed "The Big One" seems to not only be the leader of these pokemon, but an Alpha Pokemon in general.

Visitor Center Pokedex:

Magnemite, Magneton, & Magnezone

Trubbish & Garbodor

Alolan Grimer & Alolan Muk

Ditto

Porygon, Porygon2, Porygon-Z

Miltank- This pokemon is kept in a farm area on the island to help feed the pack of Dynicheops

Skiddo & Gogoat- This pokemon is also kept in a farm area to help feed other carnivorous pokemon

Elekid, Electabuzz, & Electivire

Klefki

Ekans & Arbok

Dunsparce

Spinarak&Ariados

Pichu, Pikachu, & Raichu

Mareep, Flaaffy, & Ampharos

Alolan Rattata & Alolan Raticate

Yungoos & Gumshoos

The Tour:

The Pokemon Jurassic Park Tour is a ride that allows you to experience and see certain pokemon that would unaccessible to as they are dangerous in some way.

Here are those Pokemon:

Tyrunt & Tyrantrum- Due to the sheer strength of its jaws, one Tyrunt and one Tyrantrum are kept behind an energized fence and is restricted from capture.

Cranidos & Rampardos- While their diet mainly consists of grass-type pokemon like Oddish, Exeggcute and Petilil, a group of Cranidos & Rampardos are kept behind an Energized fence to keep them from smashing the cars and eating the guests.

Delupho & Dilodelic- Due to its madness inducing psychic powers, Delupho & Dilodelic are kept in their own sanctuary. The glass of the tour vehicles are made of a special material which prevents this psychic powers from affecting the guests. An energized fence keeps them behind the doors.

But there are stops where visitors can leave their car and interact with nearby pokemon to capture.

The Tour Pokedex:

Gallember & Tramflamus- Found running together in the more open fieldlands, Gallember & Tramflamus are under near-constant surveilance due to their feet making everything catch on fire.

Cerapike & Joustops- A small population of Cerapike & Joustops exist in this place. They often get sick due to ingesting the lilac berries accidentally while gathering gizzard stones.

Shieldon & Bastiodon- They enjoy the more forested areas and so they've localized here.

Babechy & Babechiospire- Enjoying the forest as much as they enjoy open lands, Babechy & Babechiospire exist here. Although they're often at odds with Amaura & Aurorus.

Amaura & Aurorus- Because of the intense shade of this place's more forested area, Amaura & Aurorus survive the best here. However, they're surviving and not thriving due to the negligence of Pokemon Jurassic Park's researchers.

Dynichen & Dynicheops- While rare, some Dynichen & Dynicheops exist here that escaped from previous attempts.

Phantump & Trevenant- Its believed that the Phantump that exist in the woods because of the past settlers that once lived on the island.

Exeggcute & Alolan Exeggutor

Bounsweet, Steenee, Tsareena

Fomantis & Lurantis

Morelull & Shiinotic

Mankey & Primeape

Grubbin, Charjabug, & Vikavolt

Bonsly & Sudowoodo

Happiny, Chansey, & Blissey

Munchlax & Snorlax

Paras & Parasect

Oddish, Gloom, Vileplime & Bellossom

The Aviary:

An isolated aviary away from the tour and only accesible through a dirt road. This aviary contains only a few restored species that are not available for the public. The entire aviary is concealed in an energized fence of electric type energy which keeps the pokemon contained. However, the environment inside this aviary is incredibly unstable.

The Aviary Pokedex:

Aerodactyl- A sizeable population of Aerodactyl inhabit this area. However, due to Pokemon Jurassic Park's scientists not knowing that Aerodactyl was a solitary apex predator of the skies, these pokemon are constantly fighting each other over food and scraps.

Archen & Archeops- A pack of Archen & Archeops exist in this area. They try their best to avoid fights with the local Aerodactyl and primarily prey on.

Kabuto & Kabutops

Omanyte & Omastar

Anorith & Armaldo

Tirtouga & Carracosta

Relicanth

Magikarp & Gyarados.

Finneon & Lumineon

Feebas & Milotic

Goomy, Sliggo, & Goodra- A small population of Goomy exists on the island. However, due to constantly being preyed on Aerodactyl and other carnivorous pokemon, none have been able to evolve.

Mount Sibo:

While not directly accesible by any means aside from cars, this place still has an ecosystem.

Mount Sibo Pokedex:

Dynichen & Dynicheops- A group of wild Dynichen & Dynicheops from a previous batch are located here.

Larvitar, Pupitar, & Tyranitar

Salandit & Salazzle

Cubone & Alolan Marowak

Alolan Geodude, Alolan Graveler, & Alolan Golem

Alolan Diglett & Alolan Dugtrio

Roggenrola, Boldore, & Gigalith

Carbink

Sabeleye

Mawile

Magby, Magmar, & Magmortar

Kangaskhan

Fletchling, Fletchinder, Talonflame

The Docks:

While not a prominent place with fossil pokemon, an ecosystem does thrive in this particular area.

The Docks Pokedex:

Wimpod & Golissopod

Wingull & Pelipper

Slowpoke, Slowbro & Slowking

Crabrawler & Crabominable

Magikarp & Gyarados

Goomy, Sliggoo, Goodra

Castform

Sandygast & Pallosand

Shellos & Gastrodon

Dhelmise

Carvanha & Sharpedo

Skrelp & Dragalge

Clauncher & Clawitzer

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We here at Sylph Co. are proud to announce the opening of an official tumblr account. By manufacturing and distributing Pokéballs and Trainer Acessories, we're not just selling supplies, we're selling connections between people and pokémon