#The Mutates

[shandzii]

personal seb ref lol

[copperswords]

impulse and bigb how does it feel to be the funniest people ever

[daikaiju-arts]

May we see some Gangle x Pomni plspls I just like them in your style 🙏🙏

I don’t necessarily ship them romantically per se, BUT I do like to think of them as being close friends 💚 I friendship them lol

Also a Bonus:

[hoofpeet]

Sparkledog / Normal coloration split chimera mutation

[lemon-lime-behavior]

Choo choo I boarded the fankids train

[readerviews]

"The Mutates: The Creation" by Peyton N. Leonard

Fast-moving and Well Done #books #bookreview #reading #readerviews

The Mutates: The Creation Peyton N. LeonardResource Publications (2023)ISBN: 978-1666756982Reviewed by Kathy Stickles for Reader Views (01/2024) “The Mutates: The Creation” is an excellent and very fast-paced science fiction adventure for young adults. The storyline is one that I found very creative and different from normal, setting it apart for me.  It is always nice to find a well-written…

[momochanners]

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Looks like *someone* rolled a Nat 20 in a Persuasion check and is mighty pleased about it…

[fyanimaldiversity]

Albino Geoffrey’s tailless bat (Anoura geoffroyi)

@ trinibats

[e-turn]

links to some translations under the cut

и заодно выложу пару любопытным образом перекликающихся переводов потрясающих фанфиков!

тьма нынче обретает жизнь великолепного автора @/goodlucktai

и еще одна покорившая меня зарисовка rem - а тени пусть уходят

[iguessyouregonnamissthepantyraid]

still kind of hilarious that people in the witcher universe are often extremely racist against witchers. like bro. how you gonna have beef with the pest control guys. sure they have yellow cat eyes and creepy magic powers but they got those specifically as part of the process to become the pest control guys. your pests are six feet tall and killing the neighborhood kids. why are you like this

[todaysbird]

this leucistic common raven was spotted around anchorage, alaska. leucism is a genetic condition that results in a similar appearance to albino animals. however, leucism differs from albinism in that it’s only a partial loss of melanin; this bird can be identified as leucistic by their blue eyes, which would be pink or red in an albino bird. leucism often causes premature death in birds, as it makes them more vulnerable to predators and social rejection; additionally, melanin is an important component in birds’ feathers, and birds with less melanin may have weak or brittle feathers that result in poor flight or trouble staying warm. however, this individual has survived to adulthood and seems to be in good health as well as accepted by their flock.

[pangur-and-grim]

I got to see the @noodlebutts creatures! it's impossible to explain how small they are, they don't look like real animals in person

[yunkiyoe]

Frankenstein x Biblically accurate angel

[thelostmoongazer]

I started this at 4 in the morning the other day and the file was called "transgenderisms.csp"