vexwerewolf:

Dude thought he was being clever but all he did was absolve me of the responsibility. Have fun preventing ALL the forest fires, Josh

weaver-z:

There’s a user called Erika Horn (@erikahorn.art) on tiktok who made a “duet me” challenge so technically impressive that all of the duets are exactly like this LMAO

cryptotheism:

mycroftrh:

Absolutely superb Beaste spotted on Etruscan food jar

The Etruscan Gobbler

ottermatopoeia:

lychgate:

slack-wise:

CAT showcasing equipment during an indoor demo for potential buyers

cat shelter for dads

dad enrichment center

thisarenotarealblog:

fierceawakening:

honeylazors:

arvethli:

tchaikovskaya:

had to be there i guess

I told y'all it was a pun

A very long thread on it: https://twitter.com/lmrwanda/status/1505646738627088389?t=06aHTTZkf1ZaJyCDhWUzTg&s=19

And the punchline, if anyone wants to jump there directly: https://twitter.com/lmrwanda/status/1505648702119202823?t=IHkQWeElTa0T63o3lbr12Q&s=19

that’s excellent

cracking open a cold one with the sumerian dog

greelin:

grey-sorcery:

This is why it is so important to be critical and double check everything you generate using image generators and text-based AI.

acakewalkofcrocodiles:

floofybitch:

https://fb.watch/mjDHL25iin/?mibextid=Nif5oz

#rolling like a hot dog on the ocean floor#a state we can all aspire to

it is gorgeous

googleme420:

platycryptus:

platycryptus:

this gigantic bumblebee-mimic tachinid fly (Belvosia borealis) is definitely one of the most impressive flies I’ve ever seen (Maine, 7/30/22)

tachinid larvae are internal parasitoids of other insects, but while their life cycle is pretty grisly the adult flies are harmless nectar feeders. A parasite as large as B. borealis surely needs a large host, and I was unsurprised to learn that they prey mainly on saturniids and sphingids, moths with huge sausage-sized caterpillars

Unfortunately, many saturniid and sphinx moths have declined steeply or even been wiped out from northeastern North America. This is probably due to a variety of factors including the deliberate introduction of the small tachinid fly Compsilura concinnata from Europe, which preys indiscriminately on many native butterflies and moths as well as the pests it was meant to control. I imagine the scarcity of hosts in the region may explain why I’ve never seen B. borealis before.

saw another Belvosia today and managed to capture it so you can see just how beefy these guys are

mckitterick:

Drone Dragon 1500

1,500 drones light up the sky over Shenzhen on June 22 with a flying dragon

this amazing display kicked off China’s Dragon Boat Festival, taking place on the 5th day of the 5th month of the Chinese calendar, commemorating the ancient poet Qu Yuan

grickle14:

Helping the Earth.