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Rare traditional art moment 😱😱😱

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Does anybody remember [insect-like chattering]. Nobody [insect-like chattering]s anymore. Like and reblog if you [insect-like chattering]

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Death obsessed autistic faggots are our only hope for a cultural renaissance

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if god wasn’t a coward he would have given me a prostate, pussy, AND dick

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Explode :3

I always forget tumblr is heavily reliant on use of hashtags

#how does tumblr work #how the fuck do i use tumblr

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moth update ! theyre threatening me

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This is me btw guys. Im being playful and frolicking and literally no one is joining me :/

#fairy aesthetic #insects #living with the grubs rn #frolicking #and shit #straight up #running around #or wtv

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Does this hurt the bug

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I always forget tumblr is heavily reliant on use of hashtags

#my bad #tumblr dot com

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blue beetle! idle animation and walk animation :3

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parasitic love in stories has me wanting to die. Who up touchin they hippocampus?

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l am hungry I have been hungry I was born hungry What do I need?

Mitski

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Oughhhhh infatuation represented using cannibalism

the hungers of hadewijch and eckhart - donald f. duclow stigmata: escaping texts - hélène cixous you are in a hotel room -  joan tierney the notebooks of malte laurids brigge - rainer maria rilke great expectations - kathy acker hot-hand fallacy - jasmine gibson erotism: death and sensuality - georges bataille  cain - josé saramago love in the time of monsters - emily palermo  a curious night for a double eclipse -  j. karl bogartte.

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as promised, the owlfly (family Ascalaphidae) I found in Singapore!

if you’re familiar with antlions, these work similarly, except instead of building a pit they rely on camouflage to hide from predators and ambush prey. a beautiful combination of lichen-y fringes and wickedly sharp mandibles.

it blended in perfectly with the mossy rope railing, even tucking back its mandibles at a 270° angle so that they lay hidden beneath the head.

it was one of several successful “oh-wait-was-that-a-bug-let’s-go-back-and-check” moments I had, and was glad I doubled back to see it for what it was! my first owlfly, now I’ve got to find an adult, which are dragonfly-like aerial predators