#wildlife survival

[ultra-phthalo]

wip title tag game [I got tagged]

RULES: Make a new post with the names of all the files in your WIP folder, regardless of how non-descriptive or ridiculous. Let people send you an ask with the title that most intrigues them, and then post a little snippet or tell them something about it! [Link to the previous tags]

@fiber-optic-alligator Thank you for the tag, this looks fun :D I'll be sending an ask about 'Lost and Found', the plot sounds so cute. I welcome anyone to ask about the WIPs I've got.

My WIP names: 1. The Take Over AU - g/t 2. Little Islands - Story Revisited (Draft 7) - g/t 3. Cinnabar One Way / Zonal - TFP 4. War AU 5. Desert Survival With Starscream / Know the Dunes - G1 6. Polar Inquiry - G1 7. Reverse First Contact AU Notes 8. Forgotten Habitat 9. 5 Years of Kindness 10. Soot Water - Sky Bound EU 11. Nuclear war 12. Delphi

I don't organise my WIPs very well. I've written story drafts in the notes app and written the notes of other stories inside of unrelated WIPs whenever ideas come to mind, oof. But hay, I am curious about what others might be working on. And interested in sending asks your way! Mutuals: @steelthroat @topaz616 @cryingline @soothedcerberus @theinkwaygame

It's alright if you don't really have any WIPs, if you don't mind asks about the ideas that aren't quite WIPs and you're interested in sharing that'll be fun. Others are welcome to reblog and join the tag game.

[unbfacts]

[moodboard-d]

[pangeen]

Ever seen anything like this? Watching these bulls for long periods is fascinating. Their behaviour is part of complex social structures that serve many purposes. They spar aggressively to establish dominance, determine hierarchy and test each other’s strength and skill. After sparring, they embrace as a way to strengthen their social bonds. It demonstrates that the sparring wasn’t meant to cause harm but part of their natural interaction. It helps maintain peace and cohesion in the group. The trunk intertwining is a sign of a mutual respect. If one bull emerges more dominant, the act of embracing acknowledges the other’s strength and reinforces the social structure without escalating aggression. So fascinating and utterly captivating.

// © Harry Blakey

Music: © Lord Huron - The Night We Met

[islamprotestan-blog]

take refuge from orca chase...

[tilbageidanmark]

Baboons vs. a leopard

[curatethewav]

Because they have a far better chance of capturing food while on-the-go, spiders weave webs between the antlers of deer, antelopes, gazelles, and other horned animals as a mobile alternative to hunt

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[athos-outdoor-prospector]

Cooking potatoes😍👌 🥔

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Worry not for the Nameless Red Disciple, they just went down to the river to chill with the river turtles!

[horygory]

Vivarium (2019)

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This is an example of brood parasitism. A parasitic bird lays its eggs in the nests of other species. The parasitic chick often hatches earlier, grows faster, and out-competes the host's own chicks, sometimes even ejecting them from the nest.

The host parents unknowingly raise the parasitic chick, investing resources into it.

[wolvenart]

portrait of survival

[docileeffects]

[afrotumble]

[quotelr]

Ah, but when one predator leaves, another inevitably will take its place. A void never remains a void for long.

A.T. Baron, A Tale of Two Squirrels

[bigdesiresadventure]

When the adventure lights up the world

[sylunisart]

Posting my part of the Halloween collab

Left is nighttime, and right is daytime