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okay!!!!!

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hai is it ok if people use music from corru.observer in other games (roblox games, fangames, whatevs)

the IP guy I work with would freak if he knew I was saying this but I'm cool with most uses of my music elsewhere! I'd only draw the line at them being a part of something being sold really.

so yes, youtube videos, backing in twitch streams, fangames, bobox, things of that nature are cool! especially so if you tell me when you use them so I can come see!

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Early Morning Routine

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pikmin 4 rescue command post

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your local vel surface runner. local to everywhere

this is actually an oc from some other fandom i redesigned into an obesk but shhh

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more of them!

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162. this tozik tuesday we have brought you some harrowing news. transcript under the cut

today's corru was brought to you by @ashmellow78

tozik: ahh yes periods... I am familiar indeed

akizet: you get periods tozik?

tozik: yes but not anymore don't tell anyone by the way

akizet (thinking): tozik is PREGNANT!!!!

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Fan art for Adrian Tchaikovsky's amazing Children of Time series :)

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160. a story told in fragments

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you are fucking died. game oval.

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new update lets v1 frolic

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INCOHERENCE DETECTED

My new thingy looks like corru observer hehehe

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158. okidozka

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"The struggle to keep one of the world’s largest and rarest antelope species alive has taken a massive step forward in Kenya.

17 mountain bongos have been flown to Kenya from the Rare Species Conservation Center in Florida for eventual reintroduction into their natural habitat.

A subspecies of bongo, the largest of the forest-dwelling antelope, the eastern, or mountain bongo, numbers less than 100 individuals, and is listed by the IUCN as Critically-Endangered. More survive today in zoos than in the wild.

The history of the animal is an interesting one, as it’s believed to have become a forest species when climate change turned savannah areas into forests thousands of years ago. In the case of the mountain bongo, their home range is located in southern Kenya, on the slopes of Mount Kenya National Park and in the surrounding woodland.

They are the world’s third-largest antelope species behind the giant eland and common eland.

Pictured: Female mountain bongo (Tragelaphus eurycerus isaaci) photographed at Mount Kenya National Park.

Tourism Minister Rebecca Miano described the arrival of the bongos at the country’s main airport on Sunday night as “emotional and so cool.”

The animals will first be kept in an acclimation center run by the Kenyan Wildlife Service (KWS) that will protect them while they re-hone their instincts for wild living.

Within three months, the BBC reports, the KWS will be welcoming another shipment of these bongo from captive breeding programs across Europe.

The last time a large shipment of animals like this made it to Kenya was in 2004, when 18 animals arrived safely. They successfully integrated with the wild population, and though some died of tick-borne diseases, it demonstrated that captive animals can successfully make it in the wild if given time and training."

-via Good News Network, February 26, 2025

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more of them!

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my besk soner ... kotzu ....... i drew him better

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It is Tozik Tuesday 12

Midterm exams are coming soon so I'll be spending less time on the drawings, but I will try not to skip any week

Enjoy the little Tozik doodles :3