KobaBeach wrote: ↑ this month is different because this time of the year, they go extra hard on parroting terf, queerphobic and sex-negative takes in the name of false progressivism
Most species of slugs are generalists, feeding on a broad spectrum of organic materials, including leaves from living plants, lichens, mushrooms, and even carrion. Some slugs are predators and eat other slugs and snails, or earthworms.
i could open for bara commissions june next year (i don't feel like im good enough yet) but im notoriously terrible with working schedules. ill draw something sfw to post on art showcase soone
Remember that for pride month, instead of donating to nebulous charities that don't do anything, you can donate directly to your local starving trans artist so she starves a bit less (me, I'm talking about me).
this month is different because this time of the year, they go extra hard on parroting terf, queerphobic and sex-negative takes in the name of false progressivism
KobaBeach wrote:happy pride month the month of the year where you shouldn't listen to fandom teens and 20 year olds otherwise they'll post unhinged fucking cop-tier takes that give your brain poison
The Sea Urchin begins its life as a larva, which has bilateral symmetry. Once the larva reaches adulthood, the bilateral symmetry gets replaced with a fivefold symmetry.
A seashell is usually the exoskeleton of an invertebrate, and is typically composed of calcium carbonate or chitin. Most shells that are found on beaches are the shells of marine mollusks, due to the enduring quality of calcium carbonate.
happy pride month the month of the year where you shouldn't listen to fandom teens and 20 year olds otherwise they'll post unhinged fucking cop-tier takes that give your brain poison
Some species of sand dollar larvae will split themselves in half in a process they use to asexually clone themselves when sensing danger. The cloning process can take up to 24 hours and creates larvae that are 2/3rds smaller than their original size.
(raocow has achieved the final stage of his metamorphosis and is a literal cat person now) *raocow voice* hmmmmhmhhmhmhmhmh.... hrothgar make let's play..
Sea Anemones can move by creeping around on their bases. This gliding can be seen with time-lapse photography but the motion is so slow it nearly impossible to tell by the naked eye.
Sea sponge larvae can move and find a good place to settle down for adulthood by propelling themselves through the water using tiny hairs on their body.
I'm playing Trials of Mana's original 2d version (official translation rom from the collection, on bsnes) and WOW i forgot how Fucking Clunky this game is. it's fun though, at least it's not Tenerezza levels of clunks
Starfish eat by using tiny suction cups to grab ahold of their food. Then their stomach exits their mouth to digest the food, and reenters the body when they’re done eating.
