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Spider and strange crustacean enthusiast...

@syncarida

mostly wildlife/interesting rock formation photos & reblogs of art | any pronouns | early 20s | also really into goth music but that's on a different sideblog
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you make a post that's like can we not be mean about spiders and just treat them like a normal animal because they are a normal animal just trying to live their life and everyone is like 'literally. I HATE spiders but I guess I can put up with them because they eat other arthropods I hate even more. cw mention of the word 'spiders'' and it's like oh... I don't know about that...

#reblogs off because it's making me evil tbh
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what kind of spam message is this

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Reblogged noisypitta
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Sproingggggggggg

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[video: Two rabbits in a bedroom, one brown rabbit squeezes under a dresser, then a black rabbit with white highlights sizes up a very large jump from the floor to the bed, jumps and lands with great aplomb]

[audio: a soft thud onto a blanket, then a person makes a small jocular snort]

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My friend and I have the same supervisor & I messaged him (friend) and was like 'he (supervisor) replies to emails so fast 😭' and he (friend) was like 'He does. All good?' and it's like absolutely not I need 3 business days to emotionally prepare for that kind of email thing

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Reblogged pjharvey
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Tomás Sánchez (Cuban, 1948), La ascensión de la niebla [Fog Rising], 1990. Acrylic on paper laid down on panel, 22 x 29 5⁄8 in.

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when someone leaves annoying tags on my post I like to go to their blog and filter audio to look at their music taste and shake my head gothically

#<-
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Where would we be without the historians and scholars of tumblr

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fuckkk... it's over... goodbye...

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Photo 1: Alipes multicostis from Cameroon, Africa. (Credit: UG, modified) Photo 2: Aspects of ultimate legs in Alipes spp. (A) Posterior trunk with leaf-like ultimate legs in Alipes multicostis Immhoff, 1854 (Original A. Ruppert). (B) Schematic representation of posterior trunk and ultimate legs in Alipes spp. (compiled after Alipes grandidieri; (Iorio, 2003) and Alipes crotalus (Gerstaecker, 1854); and own data).
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