just another dead rat

mossworm:

anaerobic bird poo single-use-plastic highway runoff dioxin slurry pit:

shrimp: say no more

sigmachad:

bernard-jackson:

this would fix me

the-cricket-chirps:

Terracotta stirrup jar with octopus

Helladic, Mycenaean

ca. 1200-1100 BCE

nocturnal-stims:

African Peach moth

🦋 Coppensb on IG

the-cricket-chirps:

Ohara Koson

Swallow over the Ocean Waves

Early 20th century

colorsoutofearth:

Male sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) in Adams River, British Columbia

Photos by Alex Mustard

the-cricket-chirps:

Dolphins Fresco, Palace of Knossos (& detail)

c. 1700-1450 B.C.

room429:

zoobus:

northern-spies:

headspace-hotel:

comicgeekscomicgeek:

corvidsincorvettes:

corvidsincorvettes:

The culprits (i would die for them)

C // Amythestsparkles • Hal Brindley

Yep, I’m on the side of these superb piggies. This is play stupid games, win stupid prizes territory.

Native wild animals engaging in natural animal behaviors?!?! I’m shocked!

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Image by http://wryote.bsky.social

Wild pig-like animals are tearing up an Arizona golf course. The internet is delighted

Unstoppable javelinas love coyote pee like it’s “bacon bits in their salad.” Here's why golf courses are peeved

Salon

She’s an eco-vengeance iconoclast who loves coyote pee and running at manic speeds. She’s an unstoppable chaos queen with a stink-nipple on her butt, who turns luxury Arizona golf courses into free range charcuterie boards for her grub-worm girl dinner. She’s a guerilla class-warfare legend whose mating call sounds like the hissing warb-garble of a cappuccino machine milk-steamer.

She’s the internet’s most beloved trash-eating ungulate — the uncompromising, the indefatigable, the lovely javelina.

minmos:

minmos:

reading about tracking kestrel populations rn and

THE PRINGLES???

Good work everyone

herpsandbirds:

Oaxacan Dwarf Boa (Exiliboa placata), family Boidae, Oaxaca, Mexico

• Endemic to southern Mexico, this small burrowing (fossorial) boa is the only member of its genus.

photograph by Laura Bok

mossworm:

here is my proposal for our new universally beloved ecosystem engineer, the shimp. bumper stickers coming soon

etchif:

etchif:

There are some animals you only see in pictures with very little to compare its size to that make you go into cardiac arrest once you find out how big/small they actually are

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This shouldn’t be physically possible. Herons should not be this small