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Seahorse in Cepheus, B150 © Aleix Roig

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Eastern Coachwhip (Masticophis flagellum flagellum) by Peter Peplanus

The Eastern coachwhip is a nonvenomous colubrid snake endemic to the southern United States.

A common myth is that the Eastern coachwhip will intentionally attack people and whip them with its tail. This is false. In truth, when disturbed this snake will usually quickly flee. It will sometimes vibrate the tip of its tail among the ground litter, making a sound suggestive of a rattlesnake. If trapped, it will aggressively defend itself, striking repeatedly and biting.

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Yohji Yamamoto Vintage Snake Sunglasses

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gasparddal

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the end of days just happened but I stopped it

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Eastern Mud Snake (Farancia a. abacura), family Colubridae, Florida Panhandle, USA

This gorgeous nocturnal aquatic snake feeds on aquatic salamanders, like sirens and amphiumas, which it pins down with its sharp pointed tail.

photograph by Bailey Andrews Peacock

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all my haters become tomaters in my lovely summer garden

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true they suck

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pinned moths by martin lagerwey

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"he would not fucking say that" but it's "they would not be having carefully negotiated bdsm manual sex"

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#recipes is my biggest hobby… and my greatest fear.

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undoubtedly one of the worst things about existing in a human body is the need to defecate. I don't want to shit!!

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I'm causing problems for others on purpose unsurprisingly

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Great hand forged snake window guards on a home in California