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[globbleglockxd]

theyve infected my brain, i now have sonadow brainworms 😞

close ups under the cut‼️

[0k-seizurre138]

[viibingfox]

searcher and thresher for @fish-popsicle !!!!!!!!

[ghost--bot]

Everyone pick up your government-assigned fursona, grab your two colors then combine it with this random animal picker. Tell us what you get and no rerolls, I don't make the rules.

[taahko]

i think some of you dont like narratives or stories or characters i think you just like fanfiction tropes

[wuntrum]

dinner in america posting

[sealsdaily]

Today's Seal Is: This kind of thing 🤳

[mark-the-snark]

The reward for the quickest a media made me do fanart goes to these guys ☝️☝️☝️

Also if it's hard to tell what's happening, the kitty made him a new tail. U may not believe it, but I almost cried drawing this 😔

[mwagneto]

FUNNIEST WAY TO DESCRIBE THIS SHOW

[where-are-the-pixels]

Happy birthday yayyy

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[lilybug-02]

Sam is catastrophizing.

Bug Fact: Their ears may be on their legs, but katydids hear a lot like humans do! Scientists have found fluid-filled vesicles resembling and functioning like eardrums.

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[vendimeyers]

Marvel: Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover event in history

Me:

[tragicotps]

What age was Gillian Anderson in The X-Files? (x)

[great-and-small]

One of my absolute favorite art/science collaborations in the world is a project by National Geographic and photographer Joel Sartore called the Photo Ark. The ark is a 25 year project with the goal of photographing every animal species in human care, with the hopes of saving as many endangered species as possible. The Ark turned 18 years old today and they’ve just photographed their 16,000th animal- the Santa Cruz long-toed salamander!

I really recommend any animal lovers or photography enthusiasts learn about this project and follow photographer Joel Sartore on this journey. He does an incredible job of highlighting lesser known species and his skill as an artist is staggering. The behind the scenes process of how he gets these shots of such a wide variety of species is always a technical marvel.

Also worth noting that if you’re an artist ever in need of reference photos for an obscure animal species, this is a great resource where you can look up high quality images by species name! Anyone looking to decorate their home with a focus on biology art can purchase beautiful animal prints while supporting conservation.

Here are some of my favorite shots over the years to celebrate the Ark’s birthday!

[doctorsiren]

Frame redraw (suggested by @blueberry-the-fox )