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Wakaba Higuchi (JPN): Dune // Nature Boy / Running Up That Hill | 2024 Japanese Nationals

On her 10th time competing as a senior at the All-Japan Figure Skating Championships, Wakaba Higuchi makes a glorious return to the podium to grab bronze, marking her sixth national medal! 🥉

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Okay, I'd seen the moment where Yuma tries to stand on his toe picks to be taller but had not paid attention to Rio's reaction 😂

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Women's Press Conference » 2024 Japanese Nationals

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Every day I learn something baffling about Massachusetts

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Hands down my fave thing about hurricane season is when zoos put their birds in the bathroom to protect them from the wind and we get images like this

Photo from St Augustine Alligator Farm

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Regardless of your gender or sexuality, reblog this and tag your most hetero male trait. Mine is either obsessing over my Altima or sitting around watching TV shows about air disasters.

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I saw [Shoma] Uno’s doing that (collapsing on the ice after the performance), when he skated well in the final group, I wanted to try a similar gesture. So, even though [Nakata Rio] did it before me, I wanted to try it too and I did.

- Yuma Kagiyama about how he felt after finishing his performance

Translation by fs_gossip

The legacy of Shoma continues as starfishes 😂

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@elodieunderglass horrible things with legs

(source)

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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine "Past Tense, Pt. 1"

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Tampopo (Jūzō Itami, 1985)

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YOINK!

Source: US fish and wildlife service on instagram (https://www.instagram.com/reel/C817Hl-qrm-/)

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one of my favorite books as a kid was this one on speculative zoology/evolution that I loved so much I borrowed it to the point my school had to chase me up on returning it several times. it influenced my early creature art and design and pushed me to delve into my own specbio (on dragons. no surprises there). I loved the informatic entries, all their little lore bits and ecological adaptations; the wild color palettes, their weird little shapes. it was called The New Dinosaurs, by Dougal Dixon.

there were two more books in the series that my school didn’t have, which is either a blessing or a curse, because the third book in the set is called Man After Man.

which contains this.

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One of those goofy maid animes, except the viewpoint character isn't the hapless master or mistress of the house, but a regular-ass janitor who ended up on this crew due to a paperwork mixup at the temp agency and can't figure out what the fuck is wrong with her co-workers.

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Alright listen up chucklefucks I'm not gonna say it again:

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Yuma Kagiyama: Romanza, Ameksa » 2024 Japanese Nationals