Is There A Word That Describes Finding Something Both Horrifying Yet Delightful?

Is there a word that describes finding something both horrifying yet delightful?

Photographer Nicky Bay Documents Mirror Spiders Adjusting their Silver Plates to Appear More Reflective

Where are my fancy stripes?! I want my fancy stripes visible dammit!

Imagine an alien sharing a cool human fact they just learned like ”hey guys did you know that the silvery markings on humans actually aren’t true stripes? They’re called stretch marks, they happen when the human is growing fast enough to actually outgrow their skin, which is apparently something that just fucking happens to almost all of them at some point of their life.”

and another one is like ”wait so you’re saying humans don’t have stripes.”

”actually they do, but the stripes are invisible. There’s genetic code that’d give them stripes but they’re just the same colour as the rest of the skin. So the visible stripes are not real stripes and the real stripes are invisible.”

”I swear if you tell me one more weird human thing today I’m beating your ass.”

Cara mia

28-3-22

Hmmmm

Say “hi” to the rhinoceros iguana (Cyclura cornuta)!🦏🦎

This large, heavy-bodied lizard can grow to be 4 feet (1.2 meters) long. As you might guess, its common name refers to the horn on its head, sported by both males and females. Bigger in males than females, horns may be useful in combat among males and in displays such as head-bobbing. This animal is found only on Hispaniola, the Caribbean island that’s home to Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Its diet consists of plants and insects, but it may occasionally feed on carrion.

Photo: Josh More, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, flickr

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Deinocheirus is best swamp ducky and I will fight anyone who says otherwise.

Deinocheirus designated as Tumblr’s new favourite Garbageboy Stinkman

...you know what? I can kind of see where the concept of feathered serpents came from.

A snake in Thailand spent enough time sitting still in the water to grow moss and turn into a dragon, apparently.

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