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5k notes by the end of january and i will write the book i’ve been planning

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Nassarius coronatus

Nassarius dorsatus

Nassarius pullus

The different Nassa mudsnails found on Woppa. These species can be found on the mainland also.

12/09/23 - Gastropoda: Nassariidae spp. - Woppa, Leeke's Estuary

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Damn boy leave some snout for the rest of us!!

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if this post gets over 5k notes by aromantic spectrum awareness week (feb 18-24) i'll tell my homophobic "friend" that they're being homophobic and need to cut it out

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sea butterflies, Limacina helicina (Gastropoda: Limacinidae)

source

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I've ran out of things to post to this blog so take this ᕦ (⁠´⁠д⁠`⁠) ᕤ

#posts that deserve 10k notes #i think i hauve autism #cracker barrel-core

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I LOVE YOU TRANS WOMEN! I LOVE YOU TRANS MEN! I LOVE YOU TRANS PEOPLE AND TRANS KIDS AND TRANS BOYS AND TRANS GIRLS AND TRANS NONBINARY PEOPLE AND TRANS ADULTS AND TRANS ELDERS! YOU ARE ALL SO COOL! WE ARE SO COOL!

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Yes, when it comes to this blog (in terms of snails)

Well known in your tumblr space meaning within your fandom/art/music/whatever space people are aware of you but not really anywhere else

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people NEED to stop gatekeeping making music like ohhhh i don’t have an instrument ohhhhh i don’t know music theory ohhhhh i’m not gonna pay for some program. SHUT UP. take my hand.

you need NONE of that shit!!!!! there’s a website called beepbox.co. literally all you have to do is press things until it sounds a modicum of nice. it’s easy it’s free and it works on anything which has a browser because it’s a website.

if even ONE person starts making music bc of this post it will be worth it.

making bad music is just as important and okay as it is to write badly or draw badly or sing badly. you AREN’T BEHOLDEN TO MAKE GOOD MUSIC. making music is not utilitarian HAVE FUN. HAVE FUN!!!!!!!!!

#no i didnt reblog on the wrong blog #this was just so it gets more attention #love you 🩵

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I decided to wipe the dust off this blog and wOAH THERE WHATTT

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#100 followers wowowowowow #thanks #mwamwamwa to all of you MWAH!

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also, have you ever seen ramshorn snails? They’re really cool, they come in blue and pink and purple and orange and can have spots. They’re teeny but gorgeous, I have them in my fish tank (they’re aquatic but also have lungs and go up to the surface to breathe)

aquatic snails are so cool. Nerites get so Many different patterns and colours across all the species and they’re pretty interesting (they’re still figuring out how to raise them in captivity, with the wild ones in northern Australia the adults will find brackish water to lay their eggs, then once the babies hatch they are swept out to sea by the current and grow up out there. Then they slowly move inland to freshwater).

And mystery snails have a snorkel for breathing. It gets impressively long on some of them.

Ive seen nerites (in images) before but I've never heard of the ramshorn snail!

left is ramshorn, right is nerite,

Also I'm used to mystery snails being called "horned-apple snails" especially since a mystery snail sounds like something a kids channel would unbox

snale

#snailposting #snail #snails #snailblr

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HI I LOVE SNAILS

awesome blog. greatest of all time

awwwh ty

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I'm now realizing me reblogging on the wrong blog caused this

Not the storage tho

Think this often about my boy

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Think this often about my boy

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My first post to get 500 600 700 NOTES!

Translucent little snail

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It has been many years but the immortal snail has caught up to you

You must accept defeat

#snailposting #snail #snails #snailblr #daily #🐌 #snail salvation

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Re-up

#snailposting #snail #snails #snailblr #daily #snale #🐌