Hi! I’m Addie, Admiranda over on Ao3. This is just my blog where I do things and for some reason people tend to enjoy it. Older than google, she/her preferred, 10 decibels from legally deaf. Come chat with me, I do love talking to people. Profile picture is done by the glorious MegaMathi.
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Omg guys im getting recruited by the illuminati
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Without getting into too much detail (or as much as you want) what's an obscure or lesser known shoujo anime/manga you wish to see more of, fanart wise or anything really?
(And how do you stay so fabulous☆?! Inquiring minds need to know)
I would love to see more From Far Away love! It’s such an underrated story with such a neat idea, and I think it deserves to be seen and recognized more as a truly unique isekai story. Also specifically on the fanart stuff, I’d love to see more art of Clamp’s Magic Knight Rayearth, which has a truly gorgeous style that I am sad went out of fashion. It’s a lot of work, I understand, but it is my very favorite style.
(It’s a secret mix of not enough sleep, aggressively choosing kindness and filling my brain up with everything I love rather than dwelling on the bad, I think. Also you made me blush like a meanie)
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Dumb Post About Harris’s Hawks
Intelligent, deadly pack hunters: raptors.
No, not those girls.
These girls.
Harris’s Hawk is the only raptor (i.e., bird of prey) that hunts together as a pack using teamwork to take down their prey. Most birds of prey are solo hunters, and if they’re social at all, it’s limited to mated pairs getting together to raise their young before going their separate ways. Even Bald Eagles (the America Bird), who are monogamous and will raise children with the same mate year after year, are pretty much loners most of the time. They get together in the spring, have some chicks, and then fly away like “see you next year, honey.” So while it’s remarkable that they’re able to find their mate again every year and they’re great parents, they’re not really that social.
(These lovebirds do win the prize for best at long-distance relationships)
Harris’s Hawks, on the other hand, are always together. Living and working together to survive. That’s pretty amazing. Not only are the coordinating hunting together, but they’re also coordinating their attacks from the air.
(literal wingman) Harris’s Hawks live in South America, Central America, and the South Western US (Arizona and Texas). Since they aren’t that big, they eat a lot of little things, birds, lizards, small mammals, and giant insects. But because they have figured out how to hunt in groups, they can take down larger prey. In fact, in the Northern part of their range (Arizona and Texas), their favorite food is the desert cottontail, which weighs about 1.8 lbs. They’ve also been known to take down prey weighing over 2lbs like jackrabbits (which weigh from 3 to 6 lbs and can run up to 40 miles an hour).
( Run Rabbit, Run Rabbit) Why is that so impressive? Well, the males only weigh about (1.204 to 1.874 lb), while the adult female average is (2.269 lb). 2lbs max is pretty small. That rabbit they’re chasing weighs about as much as they do or more and is hella fast. Imagine killing something that’s almost the same size as you are or bigger using only your feet. That’s hard.
They have the tools to do it, bigger powerful beaks and large deadly claws:
(look at the size of its claws compared to the rest of its body)
(just like it’s distant dinosaur ancestors: murder feet) However, as with Jurassic Park’s fictional raptors, what makes these girls dangerous is the power of teamwork. The first Hawk flies right for the prey. It sees the danger, it runs, and that’s when the attack comes, not from the back but from the side and the other raptor it didn’t even know was there. (Wanna see?)
(clever girls) Often called the “Wolves of the Sky,” the Harris Hawk not only hunts in packs like wolves but lives in family groups. The “alpha” hawk as it were (alpha theory of dominance isn’t real) is the big female, or you know mom.
(Mom raises her babies with the help of her family, in their Sonora-Arizona range they nest in cactus) The babies don’t “leave the nest” as soon as they outgrow their fluffy murder muppet stage. The young from previous years stick around and make up the pack. The hierarchy goes Mom, Dad ( other Dad if she has two male mates) older siblings, and younger siblings.
(They also like to stand on top of each other to form a hawk family tower)
The pack size ranges from 2 - 7 birds, and this family not only hunts together but takes care of the nest as a team with siblings looking out for their new baby brothers and sisters. While the babies will be ready to fly in about 2 months, they will stay with their parents pack for up to three years before heading out to start families of their own. Because these hawks are intelligent and social, they have become super popular among falconers.
(see what I mean about them being small, if the Bald Eagle is the T-Rex of the skies, these really are the raptors) Also, the babies are adorable:
(well I think they’re cute anyway) These hawks are the closest you’ll get to Jurassic Park. Intelligent, pack-hunting raptors. If you’d like to see them in action, you can visit a pack at the Arizona Sonoran Desert Museum, which has flying demonstrations daily in the winter (you know, when the pandemic is over *this post is from 2020*). Just remember:
They Stack
They Attack
And most importantly: They Hunt with the Pack
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bring back tumblr ask culture let me. bother you with questions and statements
#just don’t expect fast answers for meta#I burned out on that a year ago and I’m still not recovered
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this was funny in my head
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i bet there were guys in the 1800s who were super fucking Reddit about everything, but no one had the right word yet for why those guys were so annoying. so they just had to wonder
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Manifesting Mist with a sword in fire emblem heroes 2025.
#fire emblem#fire emblem heroes#tellius#mist#fire emblem mist#I really want mist on a horse with a sword zipping around the battlefield#please intsys please
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I call upon the fan fic writing gods to bless you with the perseverance to finish one of your unfinished drafts.
May your fingers dance along the letters upon your device with ease, may the devil of distraction stay far from you, and may your work not need much editing.
I pass this blessing upon every fan fic writer out there.
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@miixz has reminded me of how iconic Lan Wangji's gap moe is with him kicking rocks to pout about his crush talking to others and how he picks up bunnies to pet with a straight face
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never talk to me or the other half of my heart ever again
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well, yes
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Mfw people go like “Soren’s feelings for Ike are so one-sided!”
Soren’s first appearance involves Ike finding out he’s returned and excitedly running to meet him like a puppy dog that missed its owner…
Cry about it!
#fire emblem#tellius#ikesoren#Ike is so excited that Soren’s back that he can’t wait#and this is a known reaction because Mist sees Soren coming back and runs to go tell Ike#she had to at least suspect the reaction if she’s going to facilitate it
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COOKING
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tried to tell my faithful eunuch Tucker that he was basically tumblr famous, but he was too focused on defending the homestead to care
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