Today's Seal Is: Making Contact With An Unknown Beast
I have never seen "wtf" so clearly expressed on an animals face
He looks so fucking upset I can't breathe
Today's Seal Is: Making Contact With An Unknown Beast
I have never seen "wtf" so clearly expressed on an animals face
He looks so fucking upset I can't breathe
Had this bouncing around in my head a little bit ago, had to piece it together.
Wisdomverse by @linderosse
A Patreon request I did some time ago, for the lovely @aufi-creative-mind ! Zelda and Link were caught in the rain and stopped at his house for some shelter :)
I dunno why I changed the distance between them in panel 3, but anyway, moving on. I hope you like this!
Appalachia numero uno salamander capital of the world baby <3 there are like 70 something species in North Carolina alone
Basically its cause they evolved here!
The U.S. states of Kentucky, Tennessee, and Alabama also have the most biodiverse freshwater ecosystems in the world.
The Appalachian Mountains are notable for having the world's greatest diversity of tree species in a temperate forest, with over 100 species of tree that make up the forest. They're also a global hotspot of lichen biodiversity.
Fun fact, dozens of genera of plants only have 2 species in them, one found in Appalachia and one found in SE Asia. These are called vicariad species pairs. Eastern Asia and Appalachia has very similar climates, that's why all the major Appalachian invasive species, such as Kudzu, are from eastern Asia
The SE United States has some of the nation's most biodiverse ecosystems but they are also some of the least protected.
you think a movie is bad because it just sucks and then dudebros hate it because it had women and minorities in the cast. you think gen ai sucks but so many anti-ai people try to defend copyright law or the idea of art having a Soul. someone's criticism of something is generally correct but they lean into conspiratorial thinking. a person online had a shitty take but everyone's saying "of course they had an ace flag pfp". many such cases.
Bird photography tips, an oldie that is hopefully useful for spring migration right about now. Unfortunately most of my photos are blurbs.