thebluepacience:

Angry bee

elektronx:

:D

gerudobrujo:

come thruuuuuuu

Originally posted by randomologie

flowerfae:

[chopped voice] so i look down at the basket and i’m immediately thinking i can’t cook,

littleladylulub:

me

taichichuwhat:

I was never really into Homestuck, but I still miss this little bean…

mintyfreshsquids:

Who let this gremlin loose on the dashboard >:0

adurot:

I’m not sure what’s more amusing, the fact I’m getting this clearly fact virus warning on my iPhone, or that they spelled Android wrong.

elodieunderglass:

garbage-senpai:

notnights:

so-i-did-this-thing:

margary:

My tour of sadness through Megacon.

Omg

I CANT BELIEVE IM LOOKING AT A COSPLAY OF THAT ONE BIRD GIF

omg

Originally posted by gifsquare

IT’S NOT JUST A BIRD GIF IT’S A VERY IMPORTANT BIRD OF PARADISE CALLED THE SUPERB BIRD OF PARADISE, IT IS FAMOUS BECAUSE OF BBC’S PLANET EARTH HOSTED BY DAVID ATTENBOROUGH OKAY

JESUS

IT STARTS THE DANCE AT 2:05

THE COSPLAYER DOES A SPLENDID JOB OF PERFORMING THE MATING DANCE AS SCRIPTED AND I THINK THAT’S VERY IMPORTANT

HERE IS WIKIPEDIA’S FRANKLY SPECTACULAR JUSTIFICATION FOR THE DANCE

The species has an unusually low population of females, and competition amongst males for mates is intensely fierce. This has led the species to have one of the most bizarre and elaborate courtship displays in the avian world. After carefully and meticulously preparing a “dance floor” (even scrubbing the dirt or branch smooth with leaves), the male first attracts a female with a loud call. After the curious female approaches, his folded black feather cape and blue-green breast shield springs upward and spreads widely and symmetrically around its head, instantly transforming the frontal view of the bird into a spectacular ellipse-shaped creature that rhythmically snaps its tail feathers against each other, similar to how snapping fingers work, whilst hopping in frantic circles around the female. The average female rejects 15-20 potential suitors before consenting to mate.

THIS COSPLAYER HAS TRULY CAPTURED THE SPIRIT OF THE BIRD AND ITS DANCE AT EVERY LEVEL