First Semester Studying Marine Biology: Wow I'm Really Learning A Lot About The Ocean ^_^ I Can't Wait

*foams at the mouth and clangs on my cage*

LET ME OUT

LET ME OUT

WE SHALL BE FRIENDZZZZZ

I want more writer friends on here :(

#you guys just want me to be sad forever huh

Suguru Geto

:3

:3

Like Father, Like Son

(I didn't make these)

My ex got them for me lol

me realizing I was #aromantic in 7th grade

I need to prove a point to my mom. Reblog if you can realize you’re asexual/aromantic in your teens.

I want this to be be

maybe this is just me idk

F3nt, leān, Adderall, ãngel düst

i wonder which drug I should draw Sukuna doing/using next in my sketchbook

TYPES OF PEOPLE ON THE ROAD

1. Funeral Procession on the Highway

2. NASCAR in the Suburbs/Residential

3. Drift Royalty on an Intersection

3.5 Doughnut Makers in the Middle of the Night

4. Tiny Ween Syndrome But it's Your Problem

5. People Who Actually Know How to Drive

6. Cops

@cosmo112 they come alive when you add water

Rebloghong because fish and now I gotta see this damn river

The "Dad of the Year" award goes to this flathead catfish on the Black River in North Carolina. A sudden drop in water level caused the fish to be stranded at the base of a rotting tree. I wondered why it didn't leave as the water receded-until I saw the pile of pink eggs by its tail. I realized the fish was trapped by staying to care for its offspring.

It's common for males to watch over eggs and defend them from potential predators-and, in some cases, even from the mother. Of all the things I've seen in swamps, this was one of the most striking examples of survival.

Cypress swamps are difficult places to thrive. Seasonal fluctuations of water shape these ecosystems and the residents that call them home. Although I didn't stick around to see what happened to this father, I was encouraged to see that the water levels did come up just a few days later.