#Human Gene

[evangelina830]

Finally better updated refs of Gene Benson and Caroline as humans😭🙏 (THANK YEW CITRUS FOR THE MOTIVATION RAHHG✨✨✨)

(Benson looks unhappy cause they were originally just references and I turned it into a sort of finished drawing xdd (also the reason they don’t have their hats)

[emacrow]

Damian and the Dumpster baby.

Damian was doing patrols, with a bit of a minor rescuing and feeding the strays animals until he heard a noise from a dumpster.

Tonight was going to be a storm coming, and he rather check up on the strays, feed them, fixing any of the secure hiding places he put out for them for rain occasionally, and try to smuggle 1 or 6 into the barn again without Father knowing. Alfred can keep a secret sometimes.

Jumping on the edge of the dumpster to see a plastic bag tied up on the pile of trash with something squirming inside, alive obviously. Oh if this another group of puppies, he going to find the culprit himself and break their kneecaps and arms this time.

Easily untying the plastic bag and opening to reveal.. a little baby.

Not a kitten or a puppy, a living breathing human baby, cut and tied umbilical and a pale with a unique birth mark in a shape of a lichtenberg from his tiny hand fading to his chest.

This..

This was out of Damian's comfort line.

He had dealt with saving animals, people, children, hell even toddlers. He never dealt with a baby before much less a newborn.

He could panic later as he hear the sounds of a storm brewing. Carefully picking up the baby by the back of the head and and by the body, using his cape to as a blanket to cover the obvious nudity of the baby. Climbing onto his Red Robin theme Doom Buggy.

Taking care of a baby is no different then taking care of a baby animal, right?

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He got caught after 5 month and a half by Alfred during feeding Danyal time, while scolded him about hiding the baby instead of coming to him.

He had a good reason to though, last time he told Alfred about the last newest addition, Bruce sended the Jafar the Ligor to a sanctuary. He still felt betrayed by that.(even though now Jafar is happily spending his days with the other mixed big cat breed but still)

He done a good enough job taking care of Danyal, even though he had to secretly look up baby stuff, medicine, clothes, a soft bedded cot and diapers.(the smell was much less worse then the sewer) he considered himself a great care-taker.(even though in the back of his mind, he feared that he might had unlocked that genetic adopt-bat bait traits that Dick warned him about)

Damian had gotten.. a bit attached, considering the idea of putting danyal in orphanage or a foster care wasn't ideal afterall the corrupted ones that Father and him had broken through over the years left a bad gut feeling if he had actually gone through with his plan. Danyal was one of his babies, only not covered in fur, scales, or a shell.

And he didn't do everything all on his own, Cass was the only who figured it out, kept it a secret and help out.. then steph found out... and Jason, Tim and Duke unfortunately found out after Cass and steph snuck danyal in the manor for a nice bath.

Only reason Dick didn't found out because everyone know he can't keep a secret away from Bruce's ear for long after found out Jason's new girlfriend was the new therapist in Gotham, and telling Bruce would feed his adopt-holic again and he end up having baby fever. (Tim didn't tell him what that word meant but he did look it up in a baby care guide book for new parents. And EW)

They were going to wait it out til Danyal was at least toddler age before sneaking him in the manor to gatekeep gaslight girlboss Father into thinking he already adopted him. (Steph's words, not his)

New post <-

[the-cosmic-creature]

i think star trek will stay with me forever.

it has injected me with a permanent joy and whimsy and helped me unlearn shame/cringe culture. most importantly, it makes me see the good in humanity.

star trek has affected me in ways i never knew media could affect me. it keeps me optimistic about humanity’s future, and inspires me to do what is right no matter what. star trek makes me unashamed to be myself, however nerdy or silly I may be.

star trek is so important to me and i have a feeling it always will be.

[creekfiend]

Ship is reading me the Hobbit aloud and Tolkien specifies in the opening that orcs are unrelated to orcas. And. roughly 15 seconds later I shouted "WHAT IF SARUMAN MADE ORCAS WORSE" and we both just sat there like ohhhh I wouldn't like that. that would be so so scary. 👎

[egosarchive]

Can I interest you in some Burger Time?

[self-made-purgatories]

Canonically, Spock is drawn to small fuzzy creatures.

Jim is a Short King / small guy (in comparison to long tall Spock and his Vulcan bone density anyway).

Spock was in control of his emotionsTM about Jim until Jim grew out his chest and arm hair. Spock notices the change in Jim's body hair and before he knows it he finds himself doing Vulcan hand stuff sloppy style with fuzzy Jim right in front of Chapel and McCoy's salads in the sickbay

Coincidence? I think not.

[shiftythrifting]

Top looks in the ShopShifty store this week!

Human Costumes - Co-60 fan club - Aches and Maladies

[wire-bunch]

i think there should be more robots that arent good at programming and dont know a lot about related subjects honestly. i mean humans dont have an in depth understanding of biology and anatomy just because theyre human, sure they know what kind of stuff is supposed to be inside of them but not very specific biological processes, names of proteins and all that stuff - so why should a robot know what each little part of it does? if its purpose isnt to be a self-repairing mechanic, whats the point of knowing where all the individual little wires connect to and what each of them is responsible for? let robots be a bit dumber is what im saying

[dandelionsresilience]

Good News - July 8-14

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1. Zoo welcomes birth of four endangered horse foals

“[The Marwell Zoo in GB] said it was "delighted" to welcome the arrivals to the endangered Przewalski’s horse herd. All four are female and said to be "doing well" after two were born in May and two in June. […] “These horses, that were previously listed extinct in the wild, are an example of how zoo breeding programmes can help restore threatened species around the world.” […] All the Przewalski’s horses alive today are descended from just 12 individuals. Current estimates suggest there are 178 mature individuals living in the wild.”

2. Restoring woodlands and planting trees for sustainability success

“In 2023, [the Marwell Zoo] planted 9,000 new trees […] both within the zoo and on our surrounding land. […] Marwell tries to encourage natural feeding behaviour and nutrition by including leafy material [in animals’ feed] as much as possible. […] Planting more trees and enhancing management of our existing woodlands, prepares the way to further self-sufficiency in browse production in the future. Plus, it creates new habitats for wildlife in our woodland areas.”

3. Inclusive Playgrounds Allow Children Of All Abilities To Play

“With ramps allowing children in wheelchairs to ascend the central play structure, as well as numerous other swings and apparatus usable for children of all abilities, the 16,000-square-foot P.K.’s Place is St. Paul’s first fully inclusive playground. […] To be universally accessible, a play area must have at least 70% of its play features fully accessible, far more than required by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). […] Play areas should allow parents and grandparents with disabilities to participate as well.”

4. Combination treatment can increase human insulin-producing cells in vivo

“[Diabetes-model mice] were treated with the combination therapy [of a plant product called harmine and “a widely used class of type 2 diabetes therapy”] and their diabetes was rapidly reversed. Strikingly, human beta cell numbers increased by 700 percent over three months with this drug combination. "This is the first time scientists have developed a drug treatment that is proven to increase adult human beta cell numbers in vivo. This research brings hope for the use of future regenerative therapies to potentially treat the hundreds of millions of people with diabetes," said Dr. Garcia-Ocaña, the paper's corresponding author.”

5. Decades of Dedication: Australia’s Largest Ongoing Urban Restoration Project

“[Friends of Lake Claremont] has transformed the area into a thriving ecosystem, re-establishing native habitats and fostering biodiversity. This year, 800 native seedlings (100 trees, 350 shrubs and 350 ground covers) have been planted on the northwestern buffer of Lake Claremont. Volunteers replaced a large Port Jackson fig (Ficus rubiginosa) affected by [beetle] infestation with native plants to enhance the local wildlife habitat, thereby benefiting insects, frogs, birds and brown bandicoots. […] Overall, the project contributes to the area’s function as a regional ecological corridor, linking inland bushlands, the Swan River and the Indian Ocean.”

6. Important habitat for fish in Heart of the Fraser now conserved

“British Columbia’s iconic salmon now have more protected spawning habitat in the lower Fraser River, thanks to the Nature Conservancy of Canada’s (NCC’s) conservation acquisition of Carey Island. […] Carey Island and its gravel channels offer calm and crucial spawning and rearing habitat for the river’s fish and aquatic species. […] The Pelólxw Tribe […is also] actively working to restore the resilience of aquatic habitat within this stretch of the Lower Fraser. NCC is exploring opportunities to collaborate with the Pelólxw Tribe in support of their vision for stewardship of the area, which prioritizes both ecological and cultural values.”

7. Prime editing efficiently corrects cystic fibrosis mutation in human lung cells

“[R]esearchers have developed a gene-editing approach that efficiently corrects the most common mutation that causes cystic fibrosis, found in 85 percent of patients. With further development, it could pave the way for treatments that are administered only once and have fewer side effects. The new method precisely and durably corrects the mutation in human lung cells, restoring cell function to levels similar to that of Trikafta [the standard treatment since 2019].”

8. Montana’s High Court Considers a Constitutional Right to a Stable Climate

“At issue was the appeal of a decision last year, when a Montana judge blocked a state law that prohibited agencies from considering climate impacts when deciding whether to approve fossil fuel projects such as new power plants, pipelines or mining. The ruling, by District Judge Kathy Seeley, was prompted by a lawsuit filed by 16 youths who argued that the law violated Montana’s constitutional right to a “clean and healthful environment.” It was the first ruling in the United States to effectively establish constitutional rights to a stable climate[….]”

9. The US is about to get its first solar-covered canal

“The first canal-based solar project in the U.S. is nearing completion on tribal lands south of Phoenix, Arizona. […] The long, narrow solar array design would snake along the line of the canal and tap into the local electrical distribution grid every 1,000 feet, or every one megawatt. […] “Canal solar allows for greater power production per land size, cleaner water, less power transmission losses, and significant reduction in evaporation[….]” Covering the entire 8,000 miles of canals and waterways managed by the Bureau of Reclamation with solar panels could generate over 25 gigawatts of renewable energy and reduce water evaporation by tens of billions of gallons[….]”

10. Camera traps offer glimpse of first beaver born in Northumberland for 400 years

“"It’s such a relief that they have bred successfully and to see a new fluffy kit swimming with the family[….]” In just one year [since releasing the beavers], there has been a noticeable increase in resident trout, says the National Trust, along with more regular visits from kingfishers and grey herons. There are more insects at the site, too, thanks to the organic matter that builds up behind the dams, which in turn provides food for Daubenton’s bats. […] Beavers also play an important role in creating habitats that are more resilient to the effects of climate change[….]”

July 1-7 news here | (all credit for images and written material can be found at the source linked; I don’t claim credit for anything but curating.)

[evangelina830]

(SHIRTLESS MAN WARNING IDK PFF)

A thing I drew to show my headcanon human Gene body type🧍🏻💥💥

ALSO ANATOMY PRACTICE,, I forgot how to draw humans and men so this was unnecessarily difficult😭

Real colors💥👇🏼

[crispytime]

My take on Handplates Gaster as a human :3

-I think he’d have short and unstyled hair bc he never has anytime to do anything cool w it (and he doesnt really know how to..)

-He’s in his mid 30s when he has the brothers, and somewhere in his 40s after he comes back from the void

-i kept him pretty skinny to stay a little true to his skeleton form but i had to give him a liiiittle tummy guys i think its cute

-coughs, he doesnt rlly shave, only thing he does is trim his beard, coughs and looks away

-i dont really know how his scars would translate to his human form but we can all play pretend here, its for aesthetics

just some personal headcanons guys i had fun making this, i might do the brothers in the future :]

[whenuwishuponastar]

I need more perryshmirtz fanfics from Perry's POV where he's always thinking "how can anyone think this man is evil?? Look at him, he’s a wet cat"

I also need more fanfics with the tag "accidental baby acquisition", I just love reading father Heinz Doofenshmirtz in action, Vanessa being a big sister and Perry being a simp (someone at OWCA leaves an "Im not the stepdad Im the dad that stepped up" mug at Perry's desk)

[re-colligere]

No jokes here - I love April Fools. Women are allowed to do anythinf i think

[ladyironsky]

A human with the Magpie gene, reaching for something shiny: Ohhh what's this?

The aliens, seeing the human are about to pick up a poisonous animal: No don't touch that! It's poisonous!

The human, hand still inching toward said animal: You sure?

The alien, swatting their hand away: Very.

[evangelina830]

OMFGKGJSJDJS?!?!?!?!!!, WHAATTT THIS S SUCH A SURPRISE😿😿😿😿😿 IM,,,,, IM SO BAD AT SITTING STILL AND NOT GETTING WAY TOO EXCITED AT THINGS LIKE THIS??!!!!!!!! I LOVE THIS SO SO MUCH AND THE LITTLE KIDDOS OMG CITRUS THIS IS SO BEAUTIFUL!!🥹🥹🥹🩵🩵🩵🩵 THANK YEW THANK YEWW THIS MADE ME SQUEALL😭😭✨✨✨

I AM…. S HAPPY🥺🥺🥺❕❕❕

Definitely gonna draw them more cause of this…👀👉🏼👈🏼✨

ME LOOKING INTENSLY AT @evangelina830 's HUMAN DESIGNS ((I LOVE THEM I LOVE THEM I LOVE THEM---))

[stupidvillainousposts]

100% Ford is on His Brother's Side and Would be Furious Upon Learning the Rules Stan Has to Follow Regarding the Town

Ford, watching Fidds muzzle Stan: *Using Every Ounce of Strength to Keep From Punching Fidds*

Stan, slightly loopy: Ah, did ya hear what the mayor was thinkin' 'bout, Honey Bunches?

Fidds, listening but trying to focus on keeping a straight face: Hmm?

Stan: The... the townspeople are getting concerned that... that the pups will get aggressive. Been telling the mayor to make us start muzzlin' 'em when they turn 13.

Ford and Fidds: *Tense Up Instantly*

Stan: Yeah, I uh... I overheard Toby talkin' 'bout it to Bud. *Snickers Humorlessly* Can't even get them to leave innocent kids alone. Jus' my luck, huh? Follow their rules and they still wanna punish anyone related to me.

Fidds, on the verge of tears: *Runs a Hand Through Stan's Hair* Shh, we don't need'a talk about that right now.

Stan: Hmm... I'm a bad man, aren't I?

Fidds and Ford: NO! *Cringe When Stan Jumps*

Ford: Sorry, Stanley. But whatever those narrow minded people have convinced you of about yourself is false! I don't know what happened to make... this need to happen, but I do know it wasn't your fault.

Stan, wagging his tail: Heh, I got the best brother in the world; don't I, Honey Bunches?

Fidds: *Presses a Kiss Atop Stan's Head* Mhm.

Stan: *Hums Softly as He Starts to Fall Asleep*

Fidds: *Sniffles and Kisses Stan Again* Ain't nothin' bad about ya, sweetheart.

Ford, unable to watch anymore: Fuck this. *Turns to Leave*

Fidds: Goin' somewhere?

Ford, dead serious: To find the dead man who dared to hurt my family.