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kingednerpa Ā· 21 hours
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new favorite bit is saying "I would be fangirling so hard if I met him in real life šŸ˜" about random species of fish
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kingednerpa Ā· 4 days
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Sea monster illustrations by William å·“ē‰¹å°” Ā Bao
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kingednerpa Ā· 6 days
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Senshi while I wait for my laundry
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kingednerpa Ā· 7 days
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"i'm mr sterling's right hand arm. man." is to say: i am the unutterable wisdom that precedes and gives rise to verbal understanding.
"i'm mr sterling everything" is to say: i am the undifferentiated matrix through which the phenomenon of "mr sterling" is apprehended.
"his confidant. his best friend. his silly rabbit." is to say: the unity of the two, differentiated and undifferentiated, quiescence and clarity, produces a third which is motion, who then goes on reproduce itself indefinitely.
"does he call you that? no." is to say: the name which can be spoken is not the eternal name.
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kingednerpa Ā· 7 days
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The two tipes of senshi fanart
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kingednerpa Ā· 8 days
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sheā€™s happy that Iā€™m back!
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kingednerpa Ā· 10 days
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Seriously what's wrong with him?
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kingednerpa Ā· 11 days
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Today's Seal Is: Loathsome Cement Eater
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kingednerpa Ā· 13 days
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chilchuck's scream šŸ˜­
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kingednerpa Ā· 14 days
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Art by John Stone
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kingednerpa Ā· 15 days
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Art by Anastasia Shestak
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kingednerpa Ā· 15 days
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Hi. Iā€™m Jeremy Wade
(I used to watch the hell out of this show when I was little and revisiting between assignments lately has been so so fun)
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kingednerpa Ā· 17 days
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Knowledge Revenge.
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kingednerpa Ā· 20 days
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kingednerpa Ā· 21 days
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Smeeking on my flower
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kingednerpa Ā· 22 days
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did anyone else notice this golden country guy absolutely tearing shit up in the new opening
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kingednerpa Ā· 23 days
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Commented this on the previous post cause I didn't see this yet but the Atlantic Brief Squid is currently the cephalopod with the highest tolerance for low salinity at 17.9%, about half of what normal marine salinity is. Give them a few thousand years (probably longer) and we might get some freshwater squid :3
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Taking these out of the comments because I think itā€™s interesting and I want to talk about it more
Yeah so basically, any saltwater animal (which is the default state of life on earth) that wants to live in freshwater is going to have to evolve a way to maintain the correct amount of salt and water in their body. Their body is saltier than the surrounding water so if they didnā€™t have a sodium pump, osmosis would cause water to flow into their body too fast for their kidneys to process and it would kill them. Freshwater is very hostile to life adapted to saltwater.
But! The correct type of sodium pump isnā€™t necessarily ā€œdifficultā€ to evolve. Mollusks (namely Gastropods and bivalves) have done so on multiple separate occasions! Not to mention that arthropods, annelids and vertebrates have all independently evolved the ability to survive in freshwater as well.
Thereā€™s nothing about the cephalopod body plan that intrinsically prevents them from evolving a sodium pump. They justā€¦ never have. And thatā€™s not unusual, necessarily. Many groups of life on the planet havenā€™t evolved freshwater forms because why would they need to? The ocean is huge and full of food.
But this doesnā€™t mean that they never could evolve freshwater forms. They just havenā€™t yet. Maybe someday in the distant future shrimp will start moving up rivers and cuttlefish will follow. You never know. There could be freshwater cephalopods yet!
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