inhumansandwiches

saltydorkling:

wolfdiesel:

sixpenceee:

Wait for her to come!

This massive bird is a Stellars Sea eagle. They live in Alaska, Northwestern Canada, and Japan and are the largest eagles in the world.

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The size of this bird is incredible! What a beautiful animal.

friendly reminder that there used to be a new zealand eagle that was so big, it’s thought to have hunted humans based on Māori mythology. this was relatively recent, too – it’s estimated to have gone extinct around 1400AD.

leebradford:

I named my foreboding symbol of imminent doom Bitey.

deathswells:

happy coming out day i hope none of you ever, for a second, assumed that i am heterosexual

illicitbehaviour:

you deserve to be loved without having to hide the parts of yourself that you think are unlovable.

teathattast:

thefingerfuckingfemalefury:

Apple: Literally design their phones to become an expensive toxic brick within a few years

Gas Companies: Actively work to prevent anything being done to develop, promote or in any way make green energy sources widely known of available or affordable to anyone because slowly murdering the planet makes them millions of dollars

Big Companies: Literally dump toxic crap where it will cause serious harm to the earth and the species on it

Governments: Clearly what we need to do to save the earth is make people pay money to use carrier bags so they can actually carry their shopping home

AND BAN DRINKING STRAWS

This, my friends, is called Individualization of Responsibility, aka holding the citizens accountable for the destruction caused by corporations

thewingedwalrus:

stability:

he deserves it

L i s t e n the 12th principle of animation is “appeal” he’s doing GREAT

justchubbycats:

Reblog this fat happy boy for a good night sleep tonight

tikkunolamorgtfo:

endearingsalt:

conan-doyles-carnations:

Love being brutally called out by the British Library

Oh my gosh I went here a few days ago do you guys want to see the whole sign

I’m covered with “Librarians from Everywhere” but as a former museums professional “Tourists who think we’re the British Museum” really speaks to me on a personal level.