Coprolite-delight - Talking Into The Void

“the sea doesn’t care about you!!” ok well just because the ocean is unspeakably powerful and can’t stop the rhythm she’s held for uncountable eons just for one person doesn’t mean she can’t love you. loving and changing are two different things. we wouldn’t have life without the ocean…. and yeah, if you don’t respect her and treat her cavalierly, you’ll perish. but how can anyone say the sea doesn’t mourn when she holds so much life and beautiful secrets in her belly? why are we putting atheism on the ocean that loves us?

Chromatophores are pigment-containing reflective cells found in squids,  octopuses,  and cuttlefish.  By contracting muscles in the skin, the animal distorts the cell and pushes the pigment to the surface,  making the chromatophore larger and more vibrant.  Many cephalopods are capable of rapid colour changes and displays.

Animals can use this colourful tactic for camouflage,  threat displays,  and social interaction.  Chromatophores can continue to be active after death for a long time.

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So punk

Crows and Magpies Are Building Nests with Anti-Bird Spikes

i know a lot of people dont like bugs but they are animals. theyre just as essential as the rabbits and foxes and deer and bears. they all play an important role keeping the ecosystem in order. they pollinate and hunt and get hunted. theyre a part of a balance. their purpose on earth isnt just to be an inconvenience to you personally. bugs dont care about you. i asked them about it and they said they never even heard of you

Giant Devil’s Flower Mantis (Idolomantis diabolica), family Empusidae, found in Eastern Africa

photograph by Igor Siwanowic