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@sannehtahaua how did you find something so meant for all of us hahaha
my favorite kind of ancient greek pottery is the ones where the guys on it are all wearing clothes but somehow their dicks are still hanging out in the open for some reason
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Because that’s the way the story of the gay guy and the straight girl is always told, isn’t it?
He broke her heart. Poor her. But you were just being who you are.
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XKCD’s excellent presentation on historical global temperature and anthropogenic global warming.
[After setting your car on fire] “Listen, your car’s temperature has changed before.”
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Zaqiel, Angel of Purity
The dawn will not come
to those who are born in the dark
Dance in the dark
Die in the dark
We live now
Feeling what it is to be alive
Cutting down the light
As we cut down our young
https://www.angelarium.net/grigori/#/zaqiel-angel-of-purity/
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Bro I was high and you don’t know how much I was buggin when I saw this lmaooo
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Why does that desert hedgehog have such long legs??
Because that’s what hedgehog legs actually look like!
Hedgehogs, on first glance, might appear as round prickly avocados but they’re actually round prickly avocados on tall sticks. They’re just real good at hiding those runway model legs under a skirt of quills and fur!
If we look at the skeleton of (in this case an European) hedgehog we can see they actually have longer legs than one might expect:
And this is the skeleton of an African pygmy hedgehog, the most commonly kept species in captivity:
Some species have slightly longer legs than others but the two skeletons (especially the last one) have been prepped in the hedgehog’s signature stance, which is basically sorta crouching with their hind feet all the way on the ground. This is also their resting position and the pose people are probably most familiar with.
Now, imagine what happens when they stand upright:
(The one above is a young one, so it will grow into its legs a bit more)
LEGS FOR DAYS
As you’ve probably already noticed, most hedgehogs will switch to Tall Leg Mode when they’re running (hedgehog owners will know this as this is what hogs do when running on their wheels). A slower walk tends to be lower to the ground, especially when relaxed - or when threatened with no way to run, as it will offer more underbelly protection.
Another reason people might not know how long hedgehog legs really are is because a lot of pet hedgehogs are overweight. The third image I posted here (not counting the skeletons) is a wild African pygmy hedgehog. How many pet hedgehogs have you seen with that body shape? Yet that’s what they are supposed to look like. When a hedgehog gets overweight one of the first symptoms is fat “hanging” behind the front legs - it’s basically hiding the legs in rolls of fat. This is what my Týr looked like when I adopted him:
And this is the same hedgehog after weight loss - even in relaxed “sitting” position, you can clearly see the difference:
In the wild, hedgehogs can run miles a night in search for food. Especially desert species which often live in areas where food is sparse.
Also, don’t forget:
it’s called Sonic the hedgehog for a reason.
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Temples are built for gods. Knowing this a farmer builds a small temple to see what kind of god turns up.
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The crested owl (Lophostrix cristata) is a species of owl in the family Strigidae. It is the only species (monotypic) in the genus Lophostrix. It is a resident bird and occurs in Central America and northern South America. It is a medium sized owl, easily recognizable with its very long whitish ear tufts and otherwise darker appearance. They inhabit lowland rainforests and prefer old growth in proximity with water. The crested owl is a strictly nocturnal species, but very little is known on its behavior.
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