DANGER DANGER KITTY!!
“It’s behind me, isn’t it?”
Awesome posing of a tarantula molt. :B
Blaberus discoidalis.
Require moderate humidity and warmth. Thriving on a diet of powdered grains and a mix of fruits and vegetables. Nymphs are a textured mottled tigery pattern.
Eublaberus prosticus.
Require high humidity and warm temperatures. Thriving on a mix of powdered grains and occasional dried cat food. Pictured is an adult male. Nymphs are a slick dark maroon.
I think the only one I’d consider touching is the meal worm one. Crickets are filthy little buggers.
(Source: thelittlestdrunk)
(Reblogged from skyrimconfessions)
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You never forget the first.
RIP Avatre, it’s been over two years and I still miss you. :’C
The sentient screechy phurba dagger in the movie The Shadow.
(Source: the-shadow-sanctum)
Lionel Crissman of Ohio, discovered the skeleton of a deer whose plume sported almost 1000 points. The region of northern Ohio is known for harboring deer to atypical plumes.
