#heard noises

[myfavoritemonster]

Remember when Matt Berry’s music used to be good? Yeah, me too.

[dappermouth]

Oops! …I Did It Again (Disappeared Under Mysterious Circumstances and Returned Physically Intact but Intrinsically Altered by a Terrible Journey Through the Other-World)

[charcoaldustonmyfingers]

Mikey skeletal anatomy! Click for better quality

Box turtles are the kinds of turtles who can fully fit into and close their shells along a single hinge in their plastron, which once closed is extremely hard to break into for any kind of predator especially if they cannot get a proper grip on the dome of the shell. Box turtles are also usually found in plains rather than ponds, and while they need water to survive and keep hydrated and can swim well, they’re not generally considered aquatic. Box turtles do have an interesting adaptation due to their more northern range of being able to survive freezing temperatures for a short period of time by slowing their metabolism outside of seasonal brumation (similar to hibernation, but more of a dormant state) if absolutely needed.

After watching TMNT ‘03 where the turtles meditate to save oxygen and prevent suffocation in a broken airlock, I thought, why not mix their ninja ability to conceal their body heat and breath and mix it with a turtles natural ability to brumate? Perhaps the brothers could enter into a completely dormant state on command with enough training in order to survive extreme situations or astral project in some form. Just a fun thought to tie their strong mystic powers with their physical abilities!

Although I use the term heterothermy to refer to them being able to vary between generating their own body heat while active and relying on environmental temperature while inactive, the intricacies of understanding thermal regulation in animals eludes me. If there’s a term that fits better, go ahead! I’m not a biologist so you probably know better lol

These are all my personal head cannons! You can use em’ as reference or not, whichever you prefer :)

[General][Raph][Donnie][Leo][Splinter]

[manichewitz]

people who only want gay characters to be played by gay actors just dont understand the appeal of two ostensibly straight actors playing two ostensibly straight characters yet having so much chemistry together that they actually want to make out with each other more than just keep with whatever weird subtextual thing is already going on

[thatssroughbuddy]

I feel like the first thing Sokka would do after the war would be to go hunt for his space sword. It landed on land, right? It’s made of space rock and it’s his favorite thing. There’s no doubt in my mind he’d be out there hobbling in that crazy terrain on his busted leg trying to find that thang

[everotten]

My favorite colors

[nicolethered]

Josh Segarra as Manny Castillo on Abbott Elementary 4x06 “The Deli”

[tf2playernames]

so theres a bug with zombie infection right now

[quick-catton]

BARRY KEOGHAN FOR BUMBLE.

[lilbit-of-kizzy]

So I randomly found a shiny Chancy today lol

[novella-november]

Here's some worldbuilding advice, mainly aimed at fantasy writers, but scifi also applies:

Do your characters (or a beloved companion animal/transportation creature) have wings and fly a lot?

Cool!

Are your winged characters who fly a lot ambush predators who rely on stealth to take down prey? Like owls?

No?

Then here's a fun world-building thing to think about:

How loud are their flapping wings, and how do your characters communicate with each other when they're flying if it is too loud to speak normally, (assuming your characters are not telepathic?)

Do your characters have a unique form of sign language they use while flying in line of sight of each other? How do they draw each others attention to sign to them?

Do they use a series of whistles and chirps made with the mouth to communicate?

Do they have bells, or drums, or some other percussion-based system of communication?

if you answered 'yes' to any of the above three options, you can break it down even more:

Is this flight-language something everyone is taught/knows, or do only specialized groups use it?

Are there different flight-languages or dialects between different communities/settlements? How about age groups?

Is it something that is used commonly during non-flight situations as a way to casually abbreviate speech? Or is that seen as taboo, rude, unlucky, 'low-brow', or sacrilegious?

In what situations could your characters use this form of communication to their advantage?

anyways here's a little BBC documentary clip demonstrating the sound + size difference in owl wings in flight vs other birds :D

It's a fun watch even if you're not writing about winged characters, just some fun, neat science!

[aenslem]

WAREHOUSE 13 (2009–2014) ⤷ 4.01 A New Hope

[bogos-bint3d]

Tumblr in the jurassic world universe must be crazy man. Like imagine

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Wait what was that noise

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Guyss I hear a raptor outside </3

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SHIT is it like right underneath my window?????

#one day of peace that's all I want

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PTERODACTYL

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MY FUKIGGB COMPUTET

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Hey does anyone know how to get ankylosauruses to move there's one blocking my door??? It's not really doing anything its just sleeping but I'm going to be late and its just ignoring me

#existenceunrelateds

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Oh my gosh there's a tyrannosaurus over in the forest right now like it's just chilling omggg this is so incredible this is so cool

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Guys. Guys why does my school have a fucking compy problem. AGAIN

[shaadowmilkcookie]

Let’s take another stab at it. I think I’m getting somewhere!

[wander-wren]

decided to watch joehills after seeing him on scar’s stream and also just like, Around, and i became immediately obsessed and i’m busy telling anyone who will listen about him now. i’m sorry. why does this man not have more subscribers. he’s a national treasure