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This is a two-headed albino milksnake [x]. Each head has a brain and able to control over the shared body, causing difficulty in movement. Luckily, they shared the same stomach, snakes with separate stomachs will often fight and bite each other over the prey if one head has prey in its mouth.

In the wild, two-headed snake lifespan may be restricted significantly for they cannot escape predators well but despite this, two-headed snakes can lived up to 20 years in captivity.

Rune symbols & meanings

Respect 

Vasantha Yogananthan - La Traversée

Flower studies? Yeah, okay 

Hiroshi Yoshida

um no I can’t move a tiny little animal is sleeping on my lap

Lorena Alvarez

new undies: cute stretchmarks: also cute

Thanks for the lift.

Set with just the animated ones at full size.

More flowers

Early animation of Ariel by Glen Keane

q4297594 (by 水蠟燭)

forest mushroom by StrongylosPhoto on Etsy

Fairy Tale by Moonshroomnshroom

my uncle used to be one of those people who drove dead people to cemeteries and such 

then he became a taxi driver and the person he was driving tapped his shoulder to ask a question and my uncle screamed really loud

Takahiro Iwasaki - Reflection Model: Perfect Bliss (2010-12) - Japanese cypress and wire

Scale replica of the Byodo-In, a 10th-century temple near Kyoto

Ben Andrews

Meet the Inch Worm From Hell: the Predatory Hawaiian Caterpillar

The Predatory Hawaiian Caterpillar (Eupithecia orichloris) has evolved to fulfill a niche normally occupied by insects like praying mantises. Since there aren’t any on the islands of Hawaii, something had to step up and become a super insectivorous predator. This guy! It blends in almost to perfection amongst the dense foliage of its habitat and waits patiently until an unsuspecting insect wanders by. You see, these Predatory Caterpillar’s have long, thin appendages on their abdomen which act as sensory organs. When something touches these sensory appendages, the sinister caterpillar will bend back and quickly strike the confused insect. To make matters worse (for the insect) these guys are equipped with raptor-like claws to tightly constrain their squirming meals. The little animation below shows just how deadly these things can be.

quick lil comic

Natural hair goals (@mandajesspanda)