#squart

[sarahmackattack]

I’m doing inktober insofar as I’m drawing every day, but not necessarily doing any one set of prompts 😅

[squartsquartson]

Squart here with more midnight zone critters.

-The dumbo octopus is the deepest living species of octopus found to date.

-The frilled shark is one of the oldest living species of sharks, it might even date back to the late Jurassic!

-The gulper eel, true to its name, can swallow prey 11 times its size.

-The yeti crab uses those long hairy arms to catch bacteria from hydrothermal vents as its main source of food.

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[fibbermcgee123]

This might be one of the silliest things I've ever drawn, and the bar is HIGH

[grocerystorephobic]

Scary moment at the Christmas office party

[tokai-teio]

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[superchat]

SQUART

[conrad-hilton]

Evolution teaches us that traits beneficial to survival get passed down.

Studies have also shown that urinating after sexual activity decreases the rate of urinary tract infections.

Therefore, squirting is the natural next stage of human evolution. In this essay...

[squidbiiites]

i think i may be going insane.

qintermoon because i have ideas that tui could never begin to behold + a stray moonwatcher (full on my kofi) i wholeheartedly believe she has bright ass purple enderman eyes and stares at people like a freak

[sarahmackattack]

Really good Squart

Deep Cuts: A Lino Printing Journey to the Seafloor

4 - Bigfin squid, Magnapinna sp.

One of the largest and deepest-living squid genera, spooky photos of these guys have become fairly internet famous, including a truly enormous number of clickbaity youtube thumbnails about creepy unexplained ocean mysteries.

It might seem kinda weird that their name focuses on their big fins (Magnapinna literally means big ear as well) given their bizarre and unique "elbows" with long arms dangling from them, but that comes from the fact that their much smaller juvenile forms are the only physical specimens we have. The juveniles have short elbow-less arms and were discovered and named long before the first sighting of adult Magnapinna, so the big fins were very much the most distinctive feature!

It's widely accepted that the big elbow squid in deep-sea footage are the adult form of the juveniles, but since we have no physical specimen we can't actually be fully confident which species of Magnapinna the adults belong to.

[drzibs]

i thought the ouaw crew would be my favorite band of murder hobos, but it turns out we’re all about ‘happy tree friends’ type violence over here

[sarahmackattack]

Here’s your squid of the day, based on a blackwater dive pic from https://www.instagram.com/andrey_shpatak

[squartsquartson]

Squart back with some deep sea fuckos and facts for y'all.

-The humpback angler fish has an interesting mating ritual where the male, who is much smaller than the female, will attach itself to the female and fuse to her, giving her a permanent supply of sperm in exchange for nutrients.

-The big fin squid is a somewhat recent discovery. Not much is known since only a few specimens have been observed in nature, but we think that they use those extremely long tendrils to snag prey when they swim by.

-Chimeras are a type of fish related to sharks. The spine at the beginning of their dorsal fin is venomous.

-The colossal squid is considered to be the largest species of squid by mass.

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[the-meme-monarch]

homemade cup walka sticker and shrinky dink(to be made into a pin) one day i will remake them to look better but until then they are beautiful

planning vs final dink

[avengerofsquids]

I made some boba-themed pride stickers! I wish I had been able to finish them earlier but hey, it's still pride month lol

I guess you could say some of these are. . .gender fluids ;)

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[leech-bread]

My mom's boyfriend invited me over to tattoo a pumpkin

[mispronouncing-michaelangelo]

day5: hobby

does my mans have sensory issues? yes,, does he also love bug hunting? yes