rununcal

Rabbit Rabbit Rabbit, tell me who you are

It/they. Shapeshifter Otherkin wOoOoMinor. I also go by Bred on other places, like Artfight. You can repost my art if you credit it/link it!

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I'm Putting Acid Rain And Normal Rain And Low Gravity In The Headsplitter World So I Can Make The Sophonts

I'm putting acid rain and normal rain and low gravity in the Headsplitter world so I can make the sophonts there giant mollusk-proxies and I was gonna call them the Cascadians but that's way too cool. One day I'll come up with something boring instead.

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8 months ago

Hello friends!

I am Lina from Gaza🇵🇸

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free palestine

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rununcal

8 months ago

Lunch break (Comm for Tamamay_FoxDL)

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others art woa this is so cool! undescribed furry

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8 months ago

I have wanted to see a tiger beetle larva my entire life, but never did until @revretch suddenly spotted one scurrying around by the river yesterday. They normally spend all their time hiding in a tunnel like a trap door spider, so I never thought I'd see one out and about in broad daylight! I recognized the big, flat head and the little hump on its back instantly!

Just noticed this diagram has it hunting a velvet ant....can they really do that? Are they THAT tough???

I also wasn't sure they could be raised easily, because I heard they're particular about the density and moisture level of the sand they tunnel into. What if it was running around because the sand wasn't quite right in that spot?! I scooped some up anyway, and I used a twig to poke holes in it, just to see if MAYBE it'd deem one a suitable house. The next morning I found it like you see in the following video, and I wondered if it felt comfortable enough to eat the way it does in the wild, so in the clip I also drop a pantry moth caterpillar into the jar: