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[cosmothealien358]

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[mammoth-clangen]

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In which Pounce's panic attack is interrupted by my FAVOURITE LITTLE GUY!!

U will learn more about him in part 2 uvu

Fun fact, I was gonna have Pounce stalking a giant pleistocene Pika but literally cannot find any reference to how big they were.

And then i realised pika are just,,, insanely tiny,,, so i used a marmot instead. I like marmots now, they're so chunky!

I drew Pounce with proper sabers by accident, big cats have milk teeth until they're 1yr old, whoops! Let's say it's uh... an effect... from baring them... being stressed out... yup

[aestum]

(by Marina Zvada)

[ardley]

Inside an iceberg carved off the end of a subglacial volcano. Southern Iceland.

Photographed by Freddie Ardley

[halybs]

A piece for Falindrith :)

[northameicanblog]

Valdez Glacier, Valdez, Alaska: Valdez Glacier provides breathtaking sights and a glimpse into the local history and culture of the area. Known as the All- American Route, gold seekers traveled over the glacier into the interior of Alaska during the Gold Rush of 1898. Valdez Glacier is a 20 mile valley glacier located in the Chugach Mountains and terminates in Valdez... Valdez is a city in the Chugach Census Area in the U.S. state of Alaska. Wikipedia

[llovinghome]

[zegalba]

Perfect rectangular iceberg floating off of the Larsen C ice shelf, Antarctica

[victusinveritas]

Did you know the “ice age” never completely finished?

By that I mean… you know the ice sheet that grinded Canada down to bedrock? The one that sat a mile high over Boston? The one that dug out the Great Lake basins? The one that pushed deep into North America, forming massive proglacial lakes and changing the courses of river systems?

That ice sheet still exists.

Sort of.

In Inuit territory, on the great island known as Qikiqtaaluk, you can lick the last, ancient icepop left from that continent-sized ice sheet that once smothered North America like a blanket.

Known as the Barnes Ice Cap, it’s the last fragment left of the mighty Laurentide Ice Sheet. And it’s melting FAST.

It will likely outlive me- but not by much. It’s like a 20,000-year-old ice cream cone, and we’ve dropped it on the hot pavement. In our rapidly warming world, it will likely be completely gone within a century or two.

Its contribution to global sea level rise won’t be particularly significant- it’s a rounding error compared to the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets.

But to me, it’s like some kind of impossibly ancient alabaster tortoise;

a witness of unknown epochs of history;

critically endangered;

the last living of its kind;

doomed to perch up high on its mountain, drooling, panting, feverish, baked by the sun in a carbon blanket;

until it finally expires, leaving only bare rock and gravel for a grave:

no trace left of an ice age that covered a continent.

Found here on Facebook.

[bouncinghedgehog]

[jarredspec]

The Tasman glacier and lake. Aoraki/Mt Cook National park. New Zealand

📷Fujifilm GFX100SII & GF 45-100mm

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[vestaignis]

Чистая голубая вода в  ледниковой трещине. Clear blue water in a glacial crevasse.

Источник:/myslo.ru/club/blog/gulbarij/FnrjWyq6Z0S6Dkbl7ERznQ, //t.me/+t0G9OYaBjn9kNTBi, /masterok.livejournal.com/2151079.html, www.vanityfair.com/culture/photos/2012/11/photos-chasing-ice-glaciers-melting, /www.thisiscolossal.com/2016/07/antarticas-blue-ice-julieanne-kost/.

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LORE TIME LORE TIME!!! (Also my favourite art so far in that last panel yay)

Someone ages ago asked about their afterlife and the answer is! Well! This isn't Starclan that's for sure!

Also meet Snakespots, they seem nice and not suspicious c:

Good job to that Anon who guessed that Ice Fangs were another sabercat! Smilodon is present at this time and I'd be lying if i said I wasn't super excited to finally draw them >:3

Who is that getting bodied by an Ice Fang, you ask? Well, that would be telling uvu

*squints* did tumblr eat the quality or are we ok??

I'm sure everything said this page is totally valid information that should be taken at face value and nothing should be questioned bc Snake and Burnet are very reliable narrators who would never go into the story and tell lies uwu-b

[aestum]

(by Marsumilae)

[ardley]

Katla Ice Cave I - Iceland

Photographed by Freddie Ardley

freddieardley.com/prints

[some-places]

Glacier Argentiere - FR