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nattikay · 10 months
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worldsewage · 4 months
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Splatoon Au
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godbirdart · 1 year
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novaearts · 3 months
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Full bishop follower lineup!! Insp/species interpretations: Kallamar - Taningia danae/Sepioteuthis sepioidea Leshy - Bagworm (Psychidae family) Heket - Schismaderma carens/Oophaga pumilio Shamura - Irura bidenticulata
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vamprisms · 9 months
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society if more people understood sharks are not some sort of hulking aggressive slasher villain but important predators who don't prey on humans but can also be unpredictable as with any wild animal
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zootzar · 5 months
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"..this is what you wanted to show me?"
"Superior to your filthy earthan oceans, isn't it?"
"..shut up zim."
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sojutrait · 3 months
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seaside romantic dinner followed by being the most obnoxious tourists tartosa has ever seen
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heartnosekid · 1 day
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purple glossy starling (lamprotornis purpureus) | adlerstudios on ig
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beeb-oob · 6 months
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i was inking some old sketches with my dip pen and managed to get a good scan, so i colored them digitally
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phatkochi · 1 month
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Fuck it, Na'vi sona. Couldn't decide between a Na'vi or an avatar/recom though fjsncndk
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Idk if I should give her a backstory or not, I made them just for fun tbh lmaoo
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princess-an · 2 years
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Merman Bakugou - *yelling dolphin noises*
You - *holding a finger to your ear because he's so loud*
Marman Bakugou - *somehow knowing you can't understand him starts yelling in whale*
You- “just because you yell in a different way doesn't mean I'm going to understand you this is beyond a language barrier my dude you have a tail.”

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lovepokemontcg · 9 months
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illus. Hajime Kusajima "Gyarados" from Holon Phantoms
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godbirdart · 2 years
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weird dogs
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torukmaktoskxawng · 2 months
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Let me get this straight: from what we learn in both the movies, books, and games, humans can't eat the food on Pandora because it's toxic, can't swim in the water because it's acidic (edit: not life-threatening unless they're likely exposed for too long), almost every animal is out to kill them, the locals WILL kill them, but they still wanna stay on Pandora regardless like what???
Hey, I got an idea. We have the means of traveling into outer space. Why don't we just... find a planet or moon that isn't out to kill us??? Or better yet, fix the planet we actually come from??? Stop killing all our resources???
Actually, I got a better idea:
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Travel to this planet. It's habitable, no animals there that want to kill ya:
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Except maybe this guy 😏 have fun, RDA!
Taglist: @mooniequeen @avatar-lover
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bumblebeeappletree · 1 year
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You can grow tanks, rather than buy them, and they'll have a lot more water-harvesting capacity.
This video is about how living sponges (rain gardens) have far greater capacity than non-living manufactured water tanks, in that they utilize and infiltrate water during and immediately after rains to quickly make more room or capacity for the next rain - even if that rain comes just a few hours after the first rain.
Thus rain gardens (in this case, a water-harvesting, traffic-calming chicane or pull out) typically have much more potential for flood-control, groundwater-recharge, bioremediation (natural filtration of toxins), and heat-island abatement (due to the shading/cooling vegetation they grow and the cooling effect of the water transpiring through these "living pumps").
This works in any climate, but the vegetation changes as you change bioregions. The easiest path to success is to use plants native or indigenous to your area and site's microclimate. Go further, and select native plants that also produce food, medicine, craft/building materials, etc so you grow living pantries, pharmacies, craft suppliers, etc.
At minimum, make sure your tanks overflow to rain gardens, so that overflow is used as a resource. And place those rain gardens and their vegetation where you most need that vegetation, such as trees on the east and west sides of buildings to shade out the morning and afternoon summer sun for free, passive cooling.
The ideal, is that once this rain garden vegetation has become established the only irrigation water it will require is the freely harvested on-site water, so no importing/extracting of groundwater, municipal water, or other is needed. This way we can infiltrate more water into the living system than we take out - thereby enabling the recharge of groundwater, springs, and rivers; instead of their depletion and dehydration.
Get more info on how to do this and harvest many other free, on-site waters at:
https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/
where you can buy Brad's award-winning books, "Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands and Beyond" at deep discount direct from Brad at:
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#rainwater
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moltengarnet · 5 months
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Hey Plover Fans! Harwich Port, MA, Summer 2023
I took this very silly Plover (Tern!) footage while on break from doing some video work for WE CAN (Women’s Empowerment through Cape Area Networking). I support what they’re doing, obviously, but I found these Piping Plovers (Terns!) way more interesting than whatever was going on at the fundraiser.
I want all of Cape Cod’s wildlife to thrive despite the polluters’ best efforts to the contrary. Also, I’m no bird expert, so I’d feel really stupid if these weren’t actually Piping Plovers in the video. (They're Terns apparently! AGH)
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