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yellowrose543:

Froggatt wood

Stephen Elliott on Flickr

scarecrow-rats:

Guild wars 2: *is a large, serious, often very dark game about trying to stop Eldritch Abomination Dragons from eating the entire world*

Also Guild Wars 2: *has a Focus skin called Squeedly Spooch*

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My cat tries to bust my skull open

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billysquirrel:

Florida in a nutshell.

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I just want them to be girlfriends. | based on [x]
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Another day, another 7 porn bots and one neo nazi blog following me. Thanks @staff for saving us from those evil wimmenz nipples and leaving behind the bots nazis and pedophiles that made your site shitty.

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Castle . - https://weheartit.com/entry/126890701

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billysquirrel:

sixth-extinction:

brontozaurus:

Thylacoleo, for the uninitiated, was Australia’s equivalent of the sabre-tooth cat. It was the size of a leopard, murdered rhino-sized marsupials with sharp teeth and huge claws, and looked like this:

Its closest living relative is this:

Yes, the most vicious mammalian carnivore Australia has ever produced is most closely related to a herbivorous furry cube.

What the fuck.

It’s obvious when you check out Thylacoleo’s teeth. Most mammalian carnivores have a similar setup: incisors, canines, premolars and molars. Dogs have it, cats have it, we have it. Thylacoleo’s teeth look like this:

You’ve got pincer-like incisors in the front, giant sharp-edged molars in the back, and no canines to speak of. 

That last bit’s the important part. Canines are most useful for holding meat, so herbivores tend to shrink them down to nothing. Thylacoleo’s lack of proper canines show its ancestors were originally herbivores. But because you can’t just re-evolve features once they’re gone, it had to make do with what it had. Hence those ridiculous fucking teeth, which were nevertheless perfect for grabbing and chopping meat just like every other carnivore’s teeth do.

tl;dr: at some point in time a bunch of vegans decided to weaponise their limitations to kill everything and by god did they do it

I love thylacoleo’s bizarre dentition.

It’s not that weird. Rats eat meat in the wild. Squirrels too. It’s one reason cats were so valued in places rats thrived. Sleep in a rat filled room and by morning your toes fingers nose and eyes will be gone.

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visitheworld:

The old roman bridge at Penmachno / North Wales (by Stephen Elliott).

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light bridge

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