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hi guys i killed broccoli again

the dog that weeps after it kills is no better than the dog that doesn't.

day 11

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i forgot if i already posted this but here's a very angry red winged blackbird that was next to the local gas station

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day 10

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i kinda just kept adding things

day 9

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Reintroducing Coleoptera, the Beetle pokemon, with their new member: Rabsca

Prints here

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pikachus if they had common coat color variations found in domestic mammals 🐭⚡️

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Do you feel your personality comes through on the internet?

Yes / No

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I hate when I drink all of my drink and there's no drink left. What the fuckkkkkkk. #sickandtwisted

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Source

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everything looks like a nail when you've got a hammer and every song is actually about the character when they're on your mind 24/7

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WAS NO ONE GOING TO TELL ME THERES A NEW STURGEON GENUS ?????

I’m like. Losing my shit

Sometime this year (2025) a scientific consensus seems to have been reached that the previously-obsolete genus of Sinosturio be used as legitimate classification once again. 

Reclassifications from Wikipedia:

The reclassification of kaluga (previously Huso dauricus) surprised me most of all as it leaves beluga (Huso huso) as the only member of genus Huso. I wonder if beluga will eventually be reclassed with Acipenser and genus Huso will become obsolete.

This must be what it feels like for gamers when a new dlc drops

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omniscience(?) and omnipotence(?) am i right

also post says "there is something sooo embarrassing about everything i have done and will do"

day 8

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yellow fr... maybe a bit of green /silly

ty for tag @normystical @ryleejam @threecephalopodsinatrenchcoat @kilometresdownmaybe

Oh boy lookie what I found here

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Red-Winged Blackbird (Agelaius phoeniceus), male, HE SCREMMM!!! family Icteridae, order Passeriformes, MS, USA

This is considered to be the most populous native bird in the United States, perhaps numbering up to 250 million mating pairs in some years.

photograph by Kat's Wilderness Photography

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Newly Described Crayfish from Papua New Guinea

Cherax nigli, family Parastacidae

photographs by Chris Lukhaup

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