imjustonekid:

I ALWAYS THINK THOSE ARE RINGO’S LEGS

eveningowl:

im-deadpool-god-dammit:

I love how majestic the bald eagle looks from the side

but from straight on it just looks scared and confused

#literally exactly like america

bravestwarriors:

welovefineshirts:

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r9mzy:

Attack The Block

vaspim:

h0odrich:

What is there to do in Chicago besides get shot

shoot people

cubewatermelon:

Monster Girl Challenge Day 12: Zombie!

featuring Doki Doki Brains High

Song: Zombie Hopper

cloudydrake:

cloudydrake:

arcaneseamstress:

nymphominatrix:

made this transparent

I love you, sea pancake.

yes, two chances to reblog sea pancake twice in one night. excellent.

kuitsuku:

I forget to upload sketches ahhhhh

IM THE SEXIEST MAN ALIVE

notcrazyshits:

Simon & Marcy

anobservantmermaid:

Heterostracans, the earliest of the ostracoderms, lacked paired fins which most modern-day fish possess and use for stability.

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anobservantmermaid:

Ostracoderms, jawless fishes of Silurian and Devonian times. Shown in one sketch as they might have appeared while searching for food on the floor of a Devonian sea. All were probably suspension-feeders, but employed a strong pharyngeal pump to circulate water rather than the much more limited mode of ciliary feeding used by their protovertebrate ancestors and by amphioxus today. Modern lampreys are believed to be derived from the anaspid group.

EDIT: Did I mention they have armor? ‘Cause they were totally armored fish. HOW COOL.

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