Silver Tongue

glutko:

When you’re a early-to-mid 2000s game developer and have run out of ideas for rewards for obtaining your game’s collectibles

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medusamori:

aphilologicalbatman:

gallusrostromegalus:

cephalopodvictorious:

shwoo:

ssj8goku:

learning that most trees do not derive from a single lineage but actually only look and function superficially similarly due to convergent evolution is one of the most fucked up things i’ve ever learned and i will never be the same person as i was before i learned that

Oak trees are quite a bit more closely related to roses than they are to pine trees.

So are apple and cherry and pear trees! But palm trees are basically grass

Like many animal lines have gotten Huge and Lumpy in the ocean, so have plants gotten Tall and Woody in the sunlight.

@botanyshitposts plz explain trees

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carcinisation nature keeps trying to evolve crabs

nathengyn:

first finished piece of the new year! available for purchase via the redbubble link in my profile~

just-shower-thoughts:

People always tell introverts to be more talkative and leave their confort zones. yet no one tells extroverts to shut up to make the zone comfortable.

anthonycrowley:

anthonycrowley:

rick and morty is good actually but no one is allowed to say that because idiot dudebros ruined it for everyone

rick and morty had an episode that combined a political drama, an allegory for tensions between cops and racial minorities, a parody of the film stand by me, and a discussion of class uprising and actually made sense and tied into an earlier narrative but we can’t enjoy that because some entitled assholes took a joke too seriously and acted like jerks at mcdonalds

marinelitter:
“ A teenage diver found tons of golf ball accumulating on the seafloor off Pebble Beach, near Carmel, California, a beach very close a Golf Club.
She, we the helpt of an expert, and volunters, removed 39,602 golf balls from intertidal...

marinelitter:

A teenage diver found tons of golf ball accumulating on the seafloor off Pebble Beach, near Carmel, California, a beach very close a Golf Club.

She, we the helpt of an expert, and volunters, removed 39,602 golf balls from intertidal and nearshore environments near Carmel, California, and combined with concurrent cleanup efforts, they report the retrieval of 50,681 balls, approximately 2.5 tons of debris.

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- A harbor seal (Phoca vitulina) swimming near a dense aggregation of golf balls, and a threatened southern sea otter (Enhydra lutris nereis) handles a golf ball.

According to authors of the study, golf ball pollution is likely an underreported problem associated with coastal courses worldwide. Nearshore marine environments in close proximity to golf courses may similarly accumulate debris and should be surveyed to develop context-dependent mitigation strategies. Marine plastic pollution is a diffuse and seemingly intractable global problem, but the identification and remediation of known point sources of pollution is a tangible step in reducing the deleterious impacts of anthropogenic activity on marine systems

[Photo description: dense aggregations of golf balls]

syjac:
“ rbgif:
“https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eMgmTfEIHA
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