#cool things

[somerandomdudelmao]

So....sneak peak anyone? ',:)

[appri-dot]

They have teeny but flat peets to walk on snow or ice easier, and are carnivorous to keep up with the violent environment of the snowy moons

[giri-idiot]

sea creatures !! also, restarted my animal crossing island bc i got too drained to do anything :^D

dream job: marine biologist but i’m bad at science and math

[annahho]

vintage dior bondage heels

[scrunkore]

wild playing through sonic and the black knight, going into the fanart showcase, and seeing an evan stanley (@spiritsonic) piece show up from before she was working on the official comics

she's come so far and that's just kinda nice, also I really love the idea of games uplifting fan creations like that

[sourcatnip]

[brutus-the-skulldog]

Since my blog hasn't been on theme recently I have decided it is time for a frog arc

Breviceps fuscus

(Black Rain Frog)

This lil guy!!

This angry avocado is endemic to the southern coast of South Africa!! Endemic means that it is the only place it could be found! This is a borrowing frog, prefers to avoid water, and is primarily nocturnal!!

[imfmi6]

Source @victordemartrin

[shelovesplants]

I love to collect cool things 🙌 this is a gold kaleidoscope i got at an estate sale🌈 cool af💯

[bottlecapsandotherthings]

The Pillow Fort Is Done!!!!

I used a sheet instead, and did not end up needing to set the lava lamp on anything. I decided to cover the desk a different way! I think it looks good. It is really fun!

[iloveslowdive]

I want to be a DJ now

[thecittiverse]

"Cool Tapes are cool and we like it like that!" Marzipan, Strong Mad, and The Cheat's band from the Homestar Runner cartoon "Cool Things." Want more Homestar Runner bands? Check out my Brainkrieg piece from earlier this year!

[days-of-storm]

Instead of using AI generated "art", here's an incredible resource of public domain images that can be used for table top game design or many other purposes!

[dorothyporker]

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[maple-clef]

FYI, anyone interested in the science behind Prehistoric Planet - a kind of DVD commentary, if you will - should check out the twitter feed of the series’ lead consultant, Darren Naish (@TetZoo). He’s been doing a thread for each episode explaining some of their thinking behind the portrayal of certain features, behaviours etc. Super interesting.

Links to threads for each ep below (only the first 3 so far, I’ll try and add to this as and when he does the others):

Episode 1: Coasts

Episode 2: Deserts

Episode 3: Freshwater

[akhuna01s-original-stuff]

Fossilized fish, found in Seefeld, Tyrolia, Austria by my family between 1990 and 1995. Isn't it beautiful!