#saber-tooth salmon

[ppaleoartistgallery]

Oncorhynchus rastrosus

first art of 2025 is a fish! starting off strong a female Oncorhynchus rastrosus, the spike-toothed salmon. it's commonly misrepresented as a massive sockeye salmon with tusks slapped on, but we know that they didnt undergo any drastic levels of sexually dimorphic remodelling

for those who wonder what males look like, the majority of the dimorphism isnt noticeable as the it's present in internal skull bones and minor proportional differences, however, one way to tell is males only have one dentary tooth and lack the smaller additional premaxillary one

[wormscience]

spike toothed salmon girl i have made. currently unnamed

[probablybadrpgideas]

The Saberwoods, a forest region where every animal is saber-toothed, from sabertooth deer roaming the forest floor, sabertooth birds perching on branches above, sabertooth frogs hopping about on ponds and even sabertooth bears standing in waterfalls, in wait for sabertooth salmon

*stabs them withe my sabre-toothed sabre*

[posterprophecies]

NEW ART FIGHT POST W MY BRAND NEW OC!!!!!! she can unwillingly turn into a saber-toothed salmon 👍draw her HERE

[rocknrollflames]

Yeah, just pure vibes until you're an old man who dies a painful death at the ripe old age of 33 - if you don't die as an infant, or by the hands of a saber-toothed cat, or a natural disaster, or possibly cannibalism. So much fun dying a slow death with no pain medication or supplemental oxygen or bleeding to death while being dragged by a saber-toothed cat a mile away to their babies to eat for dinner. And how great for the women too. No protection from the law if your man beats you or your kids, or you get raped. Just pure vibes. And if your neighbor steals your salmon and berries, you just fight to death over it. Fun times. Ah ... the good 'ole days. Kumbaya, man. Kumbaya.

[cavenewstimes]

Ancient ‘Saber-Toothed’ Salmon Had Tusk-Like Teeth, New Study Shows

An extinct species of giant salmon called Oncorhynchus rastrosus sported a pair of front teeth that projected out from the sides of its mouth like tusks, according to new research. Oncorhynchus rastrosus: (A) CT model of holotype; (B) holotype in anterior view of skull, prior to complete preparation and CT scan; (C) artist’s rendering skull of male iconic fish with accurate spike-tooth…

[pleistocene-pride]

Cenozoic Part 1

[majingojira]

Prehistoric Fish

Having gone through ... 1,668 pieces of Paleo media (movies, TV, Documentaries, Video Games, Youtube Productions), I've noticed quite a few patterns (naturally). Stock Footage sources (Planet of Dinosaur, Phil Tippet's Animation from Dinosaur! (1985), The Lost World (1925), One Million B.C., etc.), species appearance regularity (everyone uses Tyrannosaurus, but you'd be surprised how common Brontosaurus and Diplodocus are), etc.

But I noticed one pattern that got to be annoying.

Once vertebrates go on land, Fish generally aren't talked about. Like, they stop existing as far as the 'narrative' goes on. If post-Devonian fish are talked about, it's usually one of these:

The Western-Interior Seaway/"Hell's Aquarium"

Megalodon

Carboniferous Shark Diversity

And that's it.

Sure, we get stuff on Whales and Sea-Going reptiles, but nothing more than that and the generic "Ammonite" being mentioned.

I can't help but feel that there's more interesting stuff on the oceans elsewhere.

I know of a few.

Like the Trematosaurids, Gavial-like amphibians that swam in the Triassic oceans. Oncorhynchus rastrosus, the Saber-Toothed Salmon the size of a large Tuna. Inoceramus and Cladoceramus, giant cretaceous reef-building clams that could get 1 meter in length. And Foreyia, the Triassic Coelacanth parrot-fish mimic.

And those are just the organisms I can recall offhand. I feel there's a lot of untapped potential with aquatic animals in media beyond "Generic Herring-like Fish to be eaten by more charismatic fauna."

It's like how Hadrosaurs are used in documentaries only much worse.

So, Paleo-Nerds of Tumblr, what are your favorite unsung aquatic organisms?

[weaselle]

this feels like the right post to inform you all that there used to be a species of saber-toothed salmon...

“OUGHHHH SMILODON AND MEGANTEREON GENUS CATS MUST HAVE HAD GIGANTIC JOWLS AND DROOLED ALL OVER BECAUSE THEIR TEETH ARE SO LOOOONG” shut up and look at him. nature is beautiful

[aiweirdness]

The Epic History of the Earth

“When a Billion Years Disappeared”

“That Time It Rained for Two Million Years”

“When Giant Scorpions Swarmed the Seas”

One thing I like about the PBS Eons show is its epic headlines. Not least because they aren’t actually overdramatic. It was technically 1.2 billion years of Earth’s history that disappeared in the Great Unconformity. It rained so hard for so long that a bunch of stuff went extinct. The giant sea scorpions could grow to 2.5 m long.

So, what might the next billion years of Earth’s history hold?

I decided to use the completely scientific technique of giving a list of PBS Eons episode titles to GPT-3, a neural network whose task is to predict new text that goes with whatever came before. Here are some of the neural net’s predicted episodes in Earth’s history/future:

When the World Was Made of Jelly How the Moon Took Back the Sea When Whales Ruled the Skies How a Single Species of Moth Almost Destroyed the Entire Human Race That Time the Earth Almost Turned Into a Giant Pufferfish How Spiders Conquered the Seas How a Soda Can Could Have Killed the Dinosaurs When the Earth Was a Puddle When We Almost Always Had Butterflies How a Cat Almost Destroyed the World's Largest Continent How the Biggest Snake Ever Almost Ate the World's Biggest Croc How the World Almost Had a Binary Sun The Island of Swords

I sampled these episodes at a temperature setting of 0.8, which governs how often the neural network is allowed to use lower probability text. The higher the temperature setting, the higher the chaos. But it turns out chaos doesn't necessarily make the output weirder, just different from the prediction. In early neural nets that meant different from the English they had been trained on, toward more erratic spelling and punctuation. In GPT-3 chaos seems to mean more toward other text that it saw on the internet - and when your starting point is very weird, moving in any other direction might make the output LESS weird. That's mostly what I found at the highest temperature setting of 1.0, although there were a few notable exceptions:

When Salmon Grew Swords and Tried to Take Over the World How Darth Vader Helped with the Founding of America That Time a Mutant Super Robin Nearly Wiped Out England The Vegetarian Dinosaurs Who Refused to Die When the Biggest Terrible Prehistoric Thing Glared Down at Earth Hilda Doolittle and the Potteries That Await Us It's Not Easy With Floofs on the Moon Triceratops and Little-known Fact About Giraffes Megahippus Rode Saber-Toothed Cat Elevator That Time Giant Hungry Sharks Exploded Through Florida

I was also rather fond of the headlines that SOUND epic, yet actually aren’t all that unusual once you think about them. One major source of this effect is the fact that birds are technically a kind of dinosaur.

That Time Humans Chased Down and Ate a Dinosaur When Crabs Got as Big as Dinosaurs That Time A Spider Hunted Dinosaurs How the World's Drunkest Animal Changed the Weather The Unkillable Rock

Supporters get bonus content: Some output from temperature setting 0.8, which produced such gems as “How a Blue Whale's Farts Changed the World”.

[bluepenguinstories]

Weepy Creek

We met our children down at Weepy Creek. They stood on rocks downstream, watched us. They looked down on you and me. We looked back down at them, then went on. Not knowing there was a future at all. Nightfall was said to arrive at dusk. We had to pitch tents in a hidden location. Somewhere where the bears wouldn’t find us. Even then, we kept calling each other honey. Knowing that just outside, either one of us could get bitten.

Morning came and we wept. Our campsite was littered with the remains of rabbits. That bear knew our location, it taunted us. Weepy Creek was said to be a place that took no prisoners. Those superstitions and why we kept our distance.

Those trees had our faces. They served as spies for the bear. That stalker with a brown fur coat. Jaws as jagged as a saber toothed tiger. We knew we couldn’t stand a chance. Let alone a wrestling match. So we took to the waterfalls instead. Risked our lives and jumped, hoped. Hoped that we could make it back to civilization. Before the creek enveloped us.

We lost our clothes, we lost the war. That bear knew where we lived. Followed us home and looked through our windows. All we had in the end was our love. Even then it was being licked and dissolved. That bear had its tongue on us.

So when we return to Weepy Creek will we see ourselves with the salmon in our mouths? Those same two former selves staring at us? Those were the questions through our minds. We were dragged back by the bear, less than a month later. Den was a word that meant many things. But we let the fire spread, and that’s why he wanted to roast marshmallows with us.

[megadavestewart]

WFS 299 - Fish Worship and Art with Ray Troll

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/299

Presented By: Jackson Hole Fly Company, Stonefly Nets, Trxstle, Anglers Coffee

Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors

Ray Troll, a guy who has some of the most unique fish artwork, is here today to share the story of how he got started with his career as an artist and how he became so fascinated with fish. We hear about the inspiration behind some of his famous pieces including, "Spawn Till You Die" and "Fish Worship, Is It Wrong?". We dig into some of his books - how they came to be, and even get a hint about his upcoming book, Fish Head.

Ray also tells us about his podcast called, Paleo Nerds covering some very interesting topics about art and science. If you don't know Ray, you are in for a treat today. His art, which some people describe as "Scientific Surrealism", has a touch of humor and horror.

Show Notes with Ray Troll

07:14 - Someone described Ray's art as "Scientific Surrealism" and somehow Ray agrees to it

08:01 - Linda Leary, founder of FisheWear was on the podcast at WFS 280

08:17 - Ray lives in Ketchikan, Alaska and it rains a lot there - you have to be a Pluviophile to like or appreciate living in his area

11:27 - Ray Troll's Fish Worship - Is It Wrong? - he dreamt about this one

13:40 - Ray and Brad Matsen wrote Shocking Fish Tales (1991)

14:23 - Ray and Brad did a second book called, Planted Ocean: Dancing to the Fossil Record (1994)

18:43 - Ray has his Saber Tooth Salmon piece at the Oregon Coast Aquarium exhibit (Cruisin' the Fossil Coastline Exhibit) - this art was inspired by a real salmon, a 5 million-year-old giant salmon

24:45 - Ray's salmons swimming in a forest mural at the University of Alaska

25:26 - Ray's mural at the University of Washington called, Fishes of the Salish Sea

27:53 - Take the fish quiz here - see how many fish you can name

28:56 - Ray Troll has a podcast called Paleo Nerds

30:26 - What a Sea Squirt looks like

34:13 - Elpistostege

34:23 - Tiktaalik

36:39 - Dr. Neil Shubin was on the Paleo Nerds podcast and talked about his book, Your Inner Fish

37:15 - John Long was on the Paleo Nerds podcast 

37:39 - Next year will be Ray's 40th year living in Alaska

38:20 - Ray tells the story of when he first got to Alaska

49:10 - That artwork Ray drew of himself waking in the middle of the night being haunted by that salmon and rockfish that he killed

53:14 - Ray wrote a song called, Fish Worship - Is It Wrong?

53:49 - Ray tells the story of how the Paleo Nerds podcast came to be

59:09 - Ray gives a shoutout to Jerry Smith - Jerry was on his podcast

1:01:44 - Ray's got another booking coming called, Fish Head which will be published by Clover Press

Conclusion with Ray Troll

Ray Troll shared the story of how he got started with his career as an artist and how he became so fascinated with fish. He told us about the inspiration behind some of his famous artwork and books. Ray also told us about his podcast called, Paleo Nerds covering some very interesting topics about art and science. 

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/299

Check out this episode!

[orbemnews]

A Wolf Pup Mummy From the Historical Arctic Greater than 50,000 years in the past, a den in sandy soil collapsed on a wolf pup and killed her, sealing her away from air and moisture so the pup’s physique mummified within the chilly. She stayed buried in permafrost till 4 years in the past, when the work of world warming and the explorations of a gold miner uncovered her in Canada’s Yukon Territory close to Dawson Metropolis. He needed a valuable steel; what he discovered was paleontological gold. That mummy is now on show on the Yukon Beringia Interpretive Heart in Whitehorse — physique and fur intact, lips shrunken again so her tooth are seen in what seems a bit like a snarl. The pet is so effectively preserved that it’s straightforward to inform from visible commentary that she is feminine. She additionally has a reputation, Zhur (which means wolf) within the language of the Trʼondëk Hwëchʼin folks, in whose ancestral land the wolf was buried. Amongst fossil animals, Zhur is “principally one of the best preserved wolf that’s ever been discovered,” mentioned Julie Meachen, a paleontologist and professor of anatomy at Des Moines College in Iowa, who led a workforce of specialists in utilizing noninvasive strategies, together with DNA, biochemistry and bone construction, to review all the things that might be discovered in regards to the historic wolf pup. She and her colleagues revealed the outcomes Monday in Present Biology. Angela Perri, an archaeologist at Durham College in England, who was not concerned within the examine, however has collaborated with Dr. Meachen on different initiatives, mentioned the examine of the pup was an instance of how scientists have change into in a position in recent times to achieve again into deep time and paint a vivid and detailed image of a person animal. The researchers, she mentioned, had been in a position to ask not simply, “What had been Arctic wolves like?” however “What was the lifetime of this wolf?” The primary stroke of luck, mentioned Dr. Meachen, was the invention, and the preservation of the pup. Due to local weather change, the permafrost in the Yukon is melting, as it’s world wide. In Siberia as effectively, warming has uncovered troves of beneficial fossils. The miner who discovered the mummified pup, Neil Loveless, notified Grant Zazula, a paleontologist with the Yukon territorial authorities, who contacted Dr. Meachen. She and Dr. Zazula put collectively an interdisciplinary workforce of Canadian and U.S. scientists to review Zhur. Utilizing a wide range of strategies, equivalent to carbon relationship, DNA research of the evolutionary age of the fossil and chemical research of the oxygen ranges within the specimen, they zeroed in on the time Zhur lived, some 56,000 to 57,000 years in the past. It was a light interval in an ice age known as an interstadial, when temperatures had been heat sufficient for there to be flowing rivers and streams within the space. By X-rays of the bones and the event of tooth in Zhur, they knew she was between 6 and seven weeks previous on the time of her loss of life. She was in good well being and effectively nourished, and the soil by which the den was dug was sandy, and due to this fact unstable, so the researchers concluded that she more than likely died when the den collapsed. The destiny of her possible littermates, mom and the remainder of the pack is a thriller. Learning her DNA confirmed she was an arctic wolf of the Pleistocene, the identical species as as we speak’s grey wolves, however not a direct ancestor. Simply as people got here from Eurasia in a number of waves, so did wolves. Her world was one in all massive herbivores and different carnivores, a lot of them gone, equivalent to saber-toothed cats, cave bears and American lions. Wolves of this time did prey on massive mammals like caribou, however a have a look at the chemical compounds preserved in Zhur’s bones confirmed that her weight loss program was heavy on creatures from the ocean, more than likely salmon. There are wolves as we speak that reside on salmon at sure instances of the yr, when the fish are swimming rivers and streams to spawn. As soon as the coronavirus pandemic is over, you’ll be able to journey to Whitehorse to see Zhur in individual, however for an early glimpse, the interpretive middle may have a Fb reside occasion Monday, Dec. 21, at 3 p.m. Japanese, with the workforce of consultants who studied the fossil showing from their areas. Supply hyperlink #Ancient #Arctic #mummy #Pup #Wolf

[jonesduncan]

We’ve Only Just Begun

by Duncan Jones Armadillos, aardvark, capybara, tiger shark Stegosaurus, magpie, panda, blue-ringed octopi Yellow jackets, wolverines, hornets, wasps, jumping beans Honey bees, killer bees, locusts fill the sky Black mambas, giant squids, chimpanzees, arachnids Jellyfish, scorpions, koalas, kangaroo Meerkats, ladybugs, wooly mammoths, snails, slugs Canis lupus, stingrays, the king is in a zoo Jack rabbits, crocodiles, wild dogs, run for miles Rattlesnakes, hawks, vultures, eagles, falcons, owls Reindeer, elk, moose, duck, duck, mongoose Altai argali, oh, how the wind howls! Alligators, butterflies, salamander, lemur eyes Snapping turtles, flying squirrels, mussels in the sand Komodo dragons, unicorns, griffins, phoenix, rhino horns Centaurs, minotaurs, forest wonderland Saber tooth, beaver, swan, chocolate labs, python Echidna, ants, silverbacks, elephants, giraffe Mantises, cape buffalo, seal, walrus, dingo Orangutan, gazelle, lion, cub, fawn, calf One fish, tuna fish, red fish, blue whale Orcas orchestrating hunts, iguana, cobra, dove Penguin, lobster, polar bear, dolphins spinning through the air Camel, caterpillar, cow, beetles, jungle love Parrots, hippopotamus, carcarion carcarius Otter, ostrich, antelope, impala, sea star Thoroughbred, hedgehog, rainbow poison dart frog Seahorse, eel, cheetah, peacock, emu, jaguar Bandicoots, lorikeets, wildebeest, centipedes Coral reef, anemones, hyena, baboon House cats, mice, rats, flies, gnats, fruit bats Lightning bugs, mosquitoes, crazy as a loon Woodpecker, porcupine, coyote, bison, clam, swine Amphibian, chinchilla, goats, coats made of fur Oysters, salmon, crab cakes, jewel scarabs, fire drakes Titi monkey, shrike, where the wild things were Tarantula, chameleon, sea urchin, raven, alien Anglerfish, angelfish, nudibranch, koi Weasel, ferret, latrodectus, Kodiak, homo erectus Gila monster, mastodon, caiman, Corduroy Grasshoppers, manatees, platypus, wallabies Raccoons, marmot, striped horse, crickets, civet, ox Wombats, cockatoos, gibbon, tortoise, jabiru Geckos, heron, llama, toads, sugar glider, fox Dragonfly, jackal, lynx, velociraptor, tapir, minks Black-capped capuchin, the Irish elk is done Great apes, shih tzu, kudu, newt, kinkajou Alpaca, sloth, Tyrannosaur, we’ve only just begun ...

[quantumlocked310]

The peeps who are tagged at the bottom may or may not Wanna read this giant shenanigan about me. So feel free to ignore it. But it took me too damn long for just Tati to see it 😅 Tho it would still be totally worth it if it was just her to see it 💖💖💖

Some of these are gonna be shortened versions of the real prompts. The link to the OG ask post is up there in the doobley doo.

Red: favorite shirt - I have this spaghetti strap peplum top that’s a super pretty pink hibiscus flower design. It’s my fave cuz I feel cute in it.

Orange: Change your eye color? - Answered here.

Yellow: Under-appreciated artist - Answered here.

Green: favorite flower - Camellias! (Fun fact I have a note in my phone with their name so I remember)

Blue: preferred weather - fall! Crisp air, blue sky, smell of fallen leaves

Purple: a poem to describe your closest friend - I’m doing one about Tati cuz she sent this ask. Song of the Open Road by Walt Whitman cuz she likes to travel (I didn’t read the whole thing only the first part, but that part fit. If anything else doesn’t, lol sorry)

Magenta: fingernails long or short - short cuz I’m a nail biter

Turquoise: fave sea animal - Answered here.

Fuscia: fave land animal - Answered here.

Cyan: Religious? Spiritual? - Raised Roman Catholic, but I’m not a fan of The Church. So now I’m more spiritual than religious.

Sea green: fitted sheet? - answered here.

Violet: lgbt+ community? - I’m the letter B baybee!

Amber: Lock Screen? - Le Tour Eiffel!!

Aqua: Thrift? - Anything but clothes sure. Plus size clothes in thrift stores are... difficult...

Pink: natural hair color? - I’m a Brownie!

Beige: any pets? - Not personally. But my roommates have two cats and a dog. So I do live with pets.

Black: Go veggie or vegan? - Most def! When I don’t have roommates it will be way easier (we all cook for each other and none are veggie or vegan) we already eat a good amount of veggie meals and tofu tho.

Coral: animal you wish not extinct - saber tooth tiger!

Grey: how many languages? More? - Two (Eng. + Span.) Yes!!!! I’d love to learn French, Italian, Danish 😏

Maroon: clothing brands? - only when looking for ethical/sustainable plus-size friendly clothes specifically. Otherwise brand doesn’t matter to me

Rose: favorite scent on a person - anything citrus or smoky

Charcoal: camping? - Been there done that a couple times. Not my fave thing. Unless it’s Glamping

Claret: instrument? - Nah. Piano ish. Used to take piano lessons. Would like to take it or violin up. But instruments aren’t really for me I think.

Copper: Jewelry gold or silver - Silver!!!

Cream: tattoos piercings? - My ears are pierced. I’d like more ear piercings. Eventually I’d like a tattoo or a million. But... I’m indecisive. Might do some temporary ones first at some point

Salmon: how many sunglasses? - One! Prescription ones are VERY expensive

Ebony: play a game on TV? - maybe Jeopardy if I knew I would get questions I knew 😅 Otherwise keep me off TV plz

Indigo: lived on a farm? - nope! Never have

Emerald: live in another country? Where? - YES YES YES Get Me Out!!!! England & Switzerland are my top two

Lavender: relationship status - taken for 4 years thus far

Erin: best school subj. - English Lit!!!

Mauve: unpopular opinions - idk? TGWDLM being the best Starkid Musical seems like a pretty spicy opinion of mine? Or that I enjoy Cats the musical (the OG one not the gross new one)

Fulvous: another name to suit you? - I mean I love being called Melon, like Tati started. But idk what “normal” names suit me 😅

Coconut: a subject you enjoy learning - Psych!!! Love love love psychology

Frost: a -core you enjoy - CottageCore most def

Porcelain: a tv show you used to love - lmao so many. Spn., Charmed, Bones, Criminal Minds, NCIS

Fawn: interesting family stories - ehhhh not really. My fam is kinda boring.

Gold: mismatched socks? - NOPE

Honey: thoughts on magic? - Magic is just science we don’t understand yet (is this a spicy opinion?)

Rust: art you enjoy doing- Embroidery!

Ginger: Sideblogs? - Nope!

Cherry: youtubers you enjoy - omg so many. Smosh, SimplyNailogical, Moriah Elizabeth, Claire Saffitz, The Babish Culinary Universe, Ray Narvaez Jr. (id link them all but I’m on a time crunch)

Wine: do you have a type? - Hungry sad boys with hearts of gold who tell jokes sometimes (like Hvitty)

Mahogany: sun moon and rising - lmao no freaking clue. I’m a Capricorn. That’s all I’ve got for ya

Blood: bed size - Queen if it’s just me, King if with a partner

Hot pink: strong feeling abt pink? - hated it when I was a teen. Now I’ve gotten over myself

Plum: a food you’ve never tried - African Bull Tongue

Lilac: dogs, cats, or fish - right now Cats. But my preference changes all the time

Amethyst: collection? - ummm nail polish maybe? I have a shit ton of Holo Taco polish. But none of my collections are really active rn

Mulberry: ear buds or head phones - ear buds

Azure: jean jackets? - don’t own any, but I’d like a black one

Teal: have a job? - Two... actually...

Denim: kill the spider or take outside - I’m sorry💀

Sapphire: sing well? - Yes! Choir throughout school now I sing along to everything I can

Mint: fave flavor of gum - mint lol

Pecan: Shuffle playlist - Almost by Bowling for Soup

Penny: ice cream or cake - answered here.

Ash: do your own makeup? - Yes!!

Jade: written fan fiction? - we love an opportunity for self- promo! Here’s my masterlist

Grape: how many blogs do u follow? - 240

Umber: brush ur teeth b4 you eat? - um no? Morning and night?

Chestnut: type of phone? - iPhone 6 😅 (yes I need a new one, but this one... functions...)

Prussian blue: first choice at vending machine - Snickers or Reeses

Aquamarine: beach or pool - beach

Brass: least favorite food condiment - yellow mustard (grey poupon all the way bb. Dijon 4 lyfe)

Mustard (lmao): how much sugar in tea/coffee - tea = none or a teaspoon of honey, coffee = too much (condensed milk Vietnamese style)

Silver: broken a bone? - Yep! One. Dropped a piece of Staging on my foot and broke my big toe. (They had to put my toenail back inside so it would regrow properly. Gross.)

Rose quartz: rings or necklaces - rings

Onyx: do u still play Minecraft? - Nope. I watch it sometimes tho.

Burgundy: ever ridden a motorcycle? - Nope!

Scarlet: favorite holiday? - Halloween or Christmas (I can never decide)

Apricot: opinion of 3 in one body wash - garbage chemicals. Don’t use it!

Platinum: follow politics? - yep! When it doesn’t make me want to walk into the ocean.

Magnolia: Instagram handle? - Mine is for my job and a specific company. So nope! You don’t get it. Sorry!!! (And I don’t have a personal one)

Okay!!!! It’s done!!!! Finally!!!!! This was a labor of love so I’m tagging some people who may or may not care. Feel free to ignore this lmao.

@alexhandersen-marcoilsoe-fandom @deans-ch-ch-cherrypie @jadelynlace @doctorwhoandfairytaillover @vikingstrash @serasvictoria @flowers-in-your-hayr

hola it's ME 🌚

ma'am can I have these please?

red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, magenta, turquoise, fuchsia, cyan, sea green, violet, amber, aqua, pink, beige, black, coral, grey, maroon, rose, charcoal, claret, copper, salmon, ebony, indigo, erin, mauve, fulvous, coconut, frost, porcelain, fawn, gold, honey, rust, ginger, cherr, wine, mahagony, blood, hot pink, pum, iliac, amethyst, mulberry, azure, teal, denim, sapphire, mint, pecan, penny, ash, jade, grape, umber, chestnut, prussian blue, aquamarine, bras, mustard, silver, rose quartz, onyx, burgundy, scarlet, apricot, platinum & magnolia

oh I think I chose all, OOPS !

OHMYGODISAWTF!!!!!?!?!??! This is so many 😭

Alright. You got it babe. It’s coming up. Because I love you. Don’t ever say I didn’t ever do anything for you! 💖

I’m gonna reblog this ask response tho. So I can make sure it saves and stuff.

From this ask prompt post!

[vestaceresbigfan]

rules: answer the questions with the first letter of your name, then tag 10 people. if the person who tagged you has the same initial, you must use different answers. you cannot use the same word twice.

tagged by: @dseelt

what is your name? stella a four letter word? some a boy’s name? stan an occupation? scientist something you wear? stylish jeans a color? saffron a food? salmon a place? solo something you shout? shhh a movie title? spirited away something you drink? squash an animal? saber tooth a type of car? SUV title of a song?  shugetsuya-osamuraisan [actually please listen to it, it’s very calming]

I tag @scientiaetsapientia @midnight-aura-star @like-dump @esfjblog​ @a-happy-deduction​ @thesearchforstars @pushoffsidewalk @heiots @theleaderoftheworld