puppygirldick:

Morphological differences between thorns, spines, and prickles

mightywaddles:

derinthescarletpescatarian:

latinotiktok:

For a second I was like “why doesn’t that train have a steering wheel??” and then I felt VERY stupid

No no you’re right I think they should have a steering wheel but not connected to anything, just a treat for the driver

stonechild:

love is everywhere

dduane:

room429:

zoobus:

northern-spies:

headspace-hotel:

comicgeekscomicgeek:

corvidsincorvettes:

corvidsincorvettes:

The culprits (i would die for them)

C // Amythestsparkles • Hal Brindley

Yep, I’m on the side of these superb piggies. This is play stupid games, win stupid prizes territory.

Native wild animals engaging in natural animal behaviors?!?! I’m shocked!

ALT

Image by http://wryote.bsky.social

Wild pig-like animals are tearing up an Arizona golf course. The internet is delighted

Unstoppable javelinas love coyote pee like it’s “bacon bits in their salad.” Here's why golf courses are peeved

Salon

She’s an eco-vengeance iconoclast who loves coyote pee and running at manic speeds. She’s an unstoppable chaos queen with a stink-nipple on her butt, who turns luxury Arizona golf courses into free range charcuterie boards for her grub-worm girl dinner. She’s a guerilla class-warfare legend whose mating call sounds like the hissing warb-garble of a cappuccino machine milk-steamer.

She’s the internet’s most beloved trash-eating ungulate — the uncompromising, the indefatigable, the lovely javelina.

cc: @petermorwood

ashtrayheart9:

‘The Awakening’. photography, 2024. At the intersection of human condition & science fiction.

@InessRychlik

voydhymn:

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zegalba:

Maison Margiela couture spring/summer 2024 Design: John Galliano

nobrashfestivity:

Annie Leibovitz
Annie Oakley’s Heart Target, Private Collection, Los Angeles, California, 2010

iiammrandi:

great-and-small:

friendshapedhole:

I’m not “getting too in the weeds” I’m “enthusiastically exploring my native flora”

whizpurr:

itscolossal:

Expansive Landscapes Spill from Tiny Frames in Detailed Miniature Dioramas by A House of Wonders