I'm Bunjy (they/them), part-time internet goldfish and full-time goofball. I answer biology asks under the #Cursed Biology series tag. feel free to send a bio request but BEWARE THE MONKEY'S PAW. I'm the owner of Wexter the Extreme Chompin' T-Rex, and I post updates about her in the #wexter tag. see #TAGGING SYSTEM REF for a list of my current tags. This blog is SFW.
the-foolish-fool-who-gets-fooled:
wait, isnt NSFW the letters on the compass
So close.
north south FUCK west
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I hope that I’m not just a mutual to you, but also a blurred recollection of an icon and an entrely misremembered url
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also I got a tattoo partially re-coloured today and they bandaged me in veterinary wrap like I’m a sick horse
Not gonna lie, that made me do a double take.
Not because of the vet wrap, it’s great stuff and I keep some at home myself for first aid purposes.
But because that colour is considered euthanasia green in a lot of vet clinics here including mine and we ONLY use it for animals we are euthanising. We will literally continue restraining a squirming dog or cat while someone restocks the drawer if we open it to find only the euthanasia green vet wrap than use this because we consider using it for a healthy patient to be a bad omen…
they’re going to put me down? :(
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flipping off animals is a really underappreciated form of comedy
HAVE YOU BEEN FLIPPING OFF THE CAT AGAIN
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Little dinosaur fast speed running very quickly rapid dashing
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scientists: oh hey we found a new species of deep sea feather star, neat :)
the news: TERRIFYING and ALIEN creature with ONE THOUSAND ARMS discovered LURKING in the DEEP ABYSS of the sea
the public: omg im never swimming in the ocean again!!!
the animal:
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Very little is known about the Owsten’s palm civet and its behaviors. The information we have comes from the observations of local trappers and scientific study of the civet’s scat and teeth. Although it’s listed as endangered conservationists are working to increase populations by protecting wild civets, eliminating illegal civet hunting and trade, and conservation breeding.
©Port Lympne
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A leopardess descends a giant baobab full of perfect paw-holds for climbers. Ruaha National Park, Tanzania. © Marc Mol
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