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michaelnordeman:

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Eurasian Jay/nötskrika. Värmland, Sweden (January 4, 2025).

strongbrew-hamstery:

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strongbrew-hamstery:

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strongbrew-hamstery:

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maigeiko:

Shinbashi Retirement

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Koyû 小優 (Onoe-ryu student, debuted 2018) from Tokyo-Shinbashi has retired in Autumn/Winter 2025.

alphynix:

An illustration of the extinct beaked whale Flandriacetus. It's a dolphin-like whale with a long toothy snout, a pair of stubby tusks at the tip of its lower jaw, small flippers, a triangular dorsal fin, and a horizontal tail fluke. It's depicted colored mottled grey and white.ALT

Flandriacetus gijseni was an early beaked whale that lived during the late Miocene, about 8 million years ago, in nearshore marine waters covering what is now the Netherlands.

Around 4m long (~13’), it had a long snout lined with small sharp teeth – unlike modern beaked whales which are mostly toothless – and much like its close relative Messapicetus it probably led a more dolphin-like lifestyle feeding on small fish near the surface.

It’s currently the youngest known example of a long-snouted stem beaked whale, a holdover from a time when these cetaceans were much more ecologically diverse than they are today.

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OP: Now I understand why people in old times loved visiting lantern festival so much. I recreated the shrimp lantern for yuanxiaojie/ lantern festival in Song dynasty and Ming dynasty. It can be folded, unfolded, and even moved.

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the pompadour cotinga is a distinctly burgundy member of the cotinga family found in the amazon rainforest. they are primarily frugivorous, but are known to consume insects and small prey such as lizards on occasion, particularly to supplement their diet during the breeding season. like other cotingas, the sexual dimorphism in this species is stark, with the male’s vibrant burgundy coloring standing out against the female’s pale gray. males perform an elaborate mating ritual for the female, but have little to no involvement in raising the young.

michaelnordeman:

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Long-tailed Tit/stjärtmes. Värmland, Sweden (December 28, 2018).