#blackmouth

[sharks-are-friends-not-foes]

🦈 Daily Shark Fact: 🦈

Black-mouthed Dogfish (aka the Blackmouth Catshark) is a deep sea sharks and the largest member of the Catshark family. As the name suggests, the interior of its mouth is black, which is a unique feature to other sharks.

Blackmouth catsharks take advantage of the ground effect to save energy. Ground effect is a reduction in the drag force experienced by a wing when it moves close to the ground. This helps the shark cruise above the sea floor without exerting extra force.

#black mouthed dogfish #blackmouth catshark #dogfish #catshark #shark blog #advocacy for sharks #respect the locals #shark awareness #save the sharks #sharks #cartilaginous fish #shark post #shark facts #daily shark facts #facts about sharks #interesting shark facts #sharks of tumblr #shark tumblr #just a girl who loves sharks #fyp #the more you know #sharks of the deep sea #deep sea shark #sharks are important #sharks are cool #sharks are friends not foes

[unofficial-sean]

Blackmouth Catshark (Galeus melastomus)

#eukarya #animalia #chordates #chondrichthyes #elasmobranchs #selachimorpha #carcharhiniformes #scyliorhinidae #galeus melastomus #g. melastomus #blackmouth catshark #sharks #fish #marine biology

[sharks-daily]

Blackmouth catshark (Galeus melastomus)

Size: 60-80cm (23-31in)

Range & Habitat: Blackmouth catsharks can be found in the Eastern Pacific Ocean and in the Mediterranean Sea. They live in deep water by the bottom, usually 650-3,300 feet down

Other: The blackmouth catshark is recognizable by its unique shape, fins, and spotted coloration. While they are typically found in deep water, in colder waters they tend to be found shallower.

#sharks #sharks daily #blackmouth catshark #marine biology

[beastofwant]

can't handle this anymore im literally going to make mixtapes. once I get something capable of writing to tape.

#mad scrawl #the fact that fucking blackmouth isnt on spotify anymore is RUINING me #everyone go listen to RISEN - blackmouth. im insane about it #it needs to be on my ritual playlist >:(

[ansu-gurleht]

found a way to make some gold for my shaman on wotlk classic. hopefully this works

#selling blackmouth oil on the auction house for exorbitant prices #actually better prices than the other guys but still

[felonious]

morning, mutts a mugging

#dogs #iPad photos #blended #American bull terrier #blackmouth cur #Australian kelpie #cattle dog #pit bull terrier #Alsatian

[road-kill-eater]

blackmouth dad and his puppies

#art tag #creature design #salmon chimera #artists on tumblr

[ms-scarletwings]

So it’s like a huge thing in Dredge that sometimes you pull up these lovecraftian type of mutant fish… like, they’re rarer and more valuable, albeit fucked up variants of the normal ones you catch. Kind of like shiny Pokémon if the shinies had many eyes where they shouldn’t or clumps of parasitic, Gigeresque cysts covering their malformed bodies.

Anyway the least disturbing and MOST funny one to me that I’ve encountered so far has to be this aberrant version of blackmouth salmon

Like, I’m sorry, devs?… that’s not some unholy divergence from the course of the natural order that’s just a normal ass chinook in the spawning season. No joke, they just casually rot alive exactly like that every single generation of fish.

Heads up: under this cut gets gross

Photos of real salmon during the spawn season that turn my stomach in a way this video game can only aspire to

In case you ever wondered, this is also the reason people don’t eat post-spawn adults.

Remember kids, as much as any of us try, it’s very hard to top the worldbuilding of the greatest horror author of all- Mother Nature.

#dredge #fish #salmon #real life horror #disturbing facts #nature is weird #zombie fish #damn nature you scary #scarlet talks about things

[spearxwind]

you like Dredge right. What are your favorite aberrations

Oh man I adore so many of them, honestly the art style in general is SO COOL that I just love both the concepts and the drawings themselves. I find the art for a bunch of them is more silly than scary so i shy away from those, even if some of the descriptions for those are really dope too

Here's some that I like! I am biased towards eels x)

Host eel (parasites <333)

Voltaic grouper (how could I not love the lightning themed one i gasped out loud when i caught it the first time)

Serpentine Mackerel (It's a snake. Obviously I love this thang)

Shard ray (this is a fucking fighter jet <3)

Sprouting eel (petal themes AND eels? love this thang)

Defaced ray. This one is the fucking scariest aberration BY FAR. I wish more of them looked this fucked up tbh

Bonuses:

Decaying blackmouth. I like this not for anything justified but because this thing reminds me of Graves for whatever reason

Tattered mackerel (I just think the art for this is gnarly as fuck. It's bad enough to be torn to shreds but to just BE shreds? a shadow of a shadow. Metal as hell)

I rly love all the guys though the art style just slaps soooo hard <333 i love all of em sm

#my fave guy though is obviously the leviathan. i got a fucking photoshoot of him way back when #so cool to see always #ask #anon #dredge #body horror #all of the fuckin... jellied fish and consumed/flayed fish are so creepy as well #those tend to be my faves cause again i prefer all the ones that are scary and gross over the silly ones

[best-sharks-bracket]

Blackmouth catshark VS blackmouth lanternshark

#shark #sharks #marine biology #polls #round 1

[arawsuu]

I've only heard a lil about y'all's Dredge characters and I am BEGGING to hear more about yours. I was GLUED to that game when it came out

Dredge!Araw is but a simple fisherman.

Everything starts out fine, but things slither on the ship, you know? Hard pests to always beware of, and whats a man to do when hes hungry and all his fish keep whispering to him?

Based off the Decaying Blackmouth aberration, he's slowly just rotting. It starts with his fingers, makes them black and has his finger nails splitting. He cant really feel it, so he doesn't care. Thinks he must have just stuck his hands into squid ink and hes not getting enough fruit in his diet or smthn. The fish taste better by the day. He's sun burnt to the extent of someone who absolutely needs to go inside for once, so when his skin starts peeling, starts feeling more like fish scales, slowly taking over his limbs and back, he guesses he'll stop by town and get a salve and sunscreen if they have it. It always seems to slip his mind...

#jackal yaps #Dredge AU

[kutputli]

Ted Lasso 3x11 - The Point and Laugh Edition

Like I said before, this is the Ja Schadenfreude Zone, so I am being entirely smug about the writers messing up the white characters, after having sat through three seasons of them fucking up the non-white ones. (Does this mean that they are not racist, merely incompetent? No, no it does not. They are both racist and incompetent. Both. Both is good.jpg)

I'll talk about Nathan's ridiculous arc, but I do want to take a moment to actually talk about Jamie because - I actually did enjoy the slow growth and evolution of his character, and he was an amusing piece of the ensemble that I was fond of. And the show really had done a good job of slowly and consistently building his evolution.

Why would they fuck that up?! It genuinely baffles me.

Playing Jamie breaking down in tears for laughs was just a horrible choice. There are moments when you can flip on a dime from humour to pathos, but those moments are mostly when something new is introduced, something the viewer did not know that gives a different meaning to the action. But we already knew Jamie was depressed. Roy already knew Jamie was depressed. Are we supposed to laugh at his breakdown? When Roy did not? What the fuck reaction were the writers and director looking for?

And then following that up with Jamie has an Oedipus-ly hot mom (and both Roy and Keeley Noticed) is... what does that add to the story? How does it help the characters with their arc? If you want to go there, fucking Go There.

All of which was to, what - build to Ted Lasso telling Jamie Tartt to forgive his dad for his own well-being?

Yikes dude.

Anyway, none of it made any sense. The reason people ask for authenticity in stories set in the real world is not for verisimilitude, but because it grounds the characters. This show has just completely unmoored itself from the world we live in, and when it does that, the characters become unmoored too. Why is Jamie's mom still living in his childhood home? Why does Ted Lasso still live in a flat with only one bed if he's had his son over to visit for weeks? Why would the manager of the most successful team in the Premier League not get job offers from other teams?

Yeah ok, so Nathan huh?

It's just - this writing is so fucking stupid. It leads to ridiculous scenes like Colin and Isaac and Will staring at Nathan and him staring back. In Taste of Athens. Unable to reference any of the history these people have had with each other because Ted Lasso does not believe in talking about the past unless its a folksy story involving scatological references.

I can actually buy Nathan taking up any job at all to stay busy, because that's Lloyd Shelley's work ethic showing up, where you're a failure if you're not employed, but I absolutely cannot buy that no other team would solicit him. Unless he's been blackmouthed, sorry, whitemouthed, as a fraud and a danger, in which case - that's a huge racism related story to tell.

And then the whole 50 page apology letter and the haha trapped in the office video and Beard sharing his Ted is Jesus story and its all just - where is the logic?

Addiction is not Bullying in the workplace and Racist microaggressions. Beard's story deserves its own attention, because trying to maintain relationships with people who are recovering addicts is a hugely important story to tell, and neither carceral punishment nor limitless forgiveness are appropriate responses to the damage that addiction can do. Nathan's story deserves its own attention - workplace cultures, racism, property damage (if you want to get into that fucking sign) - all of them deserve to be talked about.

But Ted Lasso the show doesn't want to talk about issues. It wants to talk about only Ted Lasso the character and his moments of Jesus-as-interpreted-by-white-modern-Christians. (Frankly, a little more Jesus as the angry activist in the Temple of Jerusalem would be a welcome break, in this economy).

And as a result of this monomaniacal focus, even the floppy cock of a redemption narrative falls flat. Because it has not been earned by any any of the characters at fault. It has only been granted on high, to prove the moral superiority of Ted.

And it's not even a particularly endearing Ted. The man himself comes across like a bowl of stale cornflakes in lukewarm milk that's been left out on the table for too long. Everyone, including the narrative, is doing the work for him, from Nathan in season 1 to Keeley in season 3 because… what, Rebecca is now too cheap to pay for a therapist to be on call for the team? What is the point of making Sarah Niles a regular if you couldn't use her? What is the point of showing Roy and Keeley spending two seasons learning how to communicate with each other for them to suddenly only be able to use their words to be the Pinkertons Agents for Jamie?

Look, a callback is only as good as its execution. Many fans have been scouring each frame for clues in the belief that these are tightly plotted arcs where everything is going to have some additional meaning in a later episode. It is true that not everything is about race.

But when a show fails as badly as this one has at treating race as the powerful force of characterisation, that is a symptom of the problem that the writers are not capable of truly thoughtful storytelling. And that is what makes this third season so weak.

We all knew that Nathan was going to be 'redeemed'. Most of us predicted that Ted would return to Kansas and Nathan to Richmond because that was the logical outcome of the values the show has been espousing. (And I alone predicted that Ms Kake would be the downfall of Rupert because I am a vicious critic of the show but I am also an observant analyser of it dammit).

It was how these storylines were going to be presented that mattered. And that is where the show has failed. It is not kind to the characters to ignore their wounds and their motivations. It is not kind to actors who have dug deep into their characterisation to ham it up as comic relief. It is not kind to the audience to ask them to selectively remember the past. It is not kind to people in pain from mental health issues and structural oppressions to flippantly solve all problems with an anecdote and a white man's forgiveness.

This is not a show which is actually kind, and it is a show that keeps telling everyone it is.

(I said this was the Point and Laugh post, but I guess… I'm just feeling too bummed out by the end of writing all this out to laugh. Perhaps that is kindness? No, I think it's just apathy.)

#ted lasso #ted lasso spoilers #my meta #nathan shelley #jamie tartt

[jaedoesart]

what's your favorite abberation

I HAVE THREE TIED FOR FIRST

Decaying Blackmouth, Voideye, and Nightwing Catfish are all so prettyyyyyy <333

LOOK AT THEMMMM

#help my wannabe-gothness is showing #dredge

[sirus-themonster]

Here’s some shark breads tha no one asked for but I’m doing anyway!:

African angelshark

African dwarf sawshark

African lanternshark

African ribbontail catshark

African sawtail catshark

American pocket shark

Angelshark

Angular angelshark

Angular roughshark

Antilles catshark

Arabian carpetshark

Arabian catshark

Arabian smooth-hound

Argentine angelshark

Arrowhead dogfish

Atlantic angel shark

Atlantic sawtail catshark

Atlantic sixgill shark

Atlantic sharpnose shark

Atlantic weasel shark

Australian angelshark

Australian blackspotted catshark

Australian blacktip shark

Australian grey smooth-hound

Australian marbled catshark

Australian reticulate swellshark

Australian sawtail catshark

Australian sharpnose shark

Australian spotted catshark

Australian swellshark

Australian weasel shark

Azores dogfish

Bahamas sawshark

Bali catshark

Balloon shark

Banded houndshark

Banded sand catshark

Banded wobbegong

Bartail spurdog

Barbelthroat carpetshark

Barbeled houndshark

Bareskin dogfish

Basking shark

Beige catshark

Bigeye houndshark

Bigeye sand tiger

Bigeye thresher shark

Bighead catshark

Bighead spurdog

Bignose shark

Bigeyed sixgill shark

Birdbeak dogfish

Blackbelly lanternshark

Black dogfish

Blackfin gulper shark

Blackgill catshark

Blackmouth catshark

Blackmouth lanternshark

Blacknose shark

Black roughscale catshark

Blackspot shark

Blackspotted catshark

Blackspotted smooth-hound

Blacktail reef shark

Blacktailed spurdog

Blacktip reef shark

Blacktip sawtail catshark

Blacktip shark

Blacktip tope

Black wonder catshark

Blind shark

Blotched catshark, two different species

Blotchy swellshark

Blue-eye lanternshark

Bluegrey carpetshark

Blue shark

Bluntnose sixgill shark

Blunt-nose spiny dogfish

Blurred lanternshark

Boa catshark

Bonnethead shark

Borneo broadfin shark

Borneo shark

Bramble shark

Brazilian sharpnose shark

Bristled lanternshark

Bristly catshark

Broadbanded lanternshark

Broadfin sawtail catshark

Broadfin shark

Broadgill catshark

Broadhead catshark

Broadmouth catshark

Broadnose catshark

Broadnose sevengill shark

Broad-snout lanternshark

Brownbanded bamboo shark

Brown catshark

Brown lanternshark

Brown shyshark

Brown smoothhound

Brownspotted catshark

Bull shark

Burmese bamboo shark

Campeche catshark

Caribbean lanternshark

Caribbean reef shark

Caribbean roughshark

Caribbean sharpnose shark

Caribbean smooth-hound

Carolina hammerhead

Cenderawasih epaulette shark

Chain catshark

Chilean angelshark

Chilean lanternshark

Clouded angelshark

Cloudy catshark

Coates' shark

Cobbler wobbegong

Collared carpetshark

Combtooth dogfish

Combtooth lanternshark

Common smooth-hound

Comoro catshark

Cook's swellshark

Cookiecutter shark

Copper shark

Coral catshark

Creek whaler

Crested bullhead shark

Crocodile shark

Crying catshark

Cuban dogfish

Cuban ribbontail catshark

Cylindrical lanternshark

Cyrano spurdog

Daggernose shark

Dark freckled catshark

Dark shyshark

Deepwater catshark

Deepwater sicklefin houndshark

Dense-scale lantern shark

Disparate angelshark

Draughtsboard shark

Dumb gulper shark

Dusky catshark

Dusky shark

Dusky smooth-hound

Dusky snout catshark

Dwarf catshark

Dwarf false catshark

Dwarf gulper shark

Dwarf lanternshark

Dwarf sawtail catshark

Dwarf smooth-hound

Dwarf spotted wobbegong

Eastern angelshark

Eastern banded catshark

Eastern highfin spurdog

Eastern longnose spurdog

Eastern spotted gummy shark

Edmund's spurdog

Elongate carpetshark

Epaulette shark

False catshark

False lanternshark

False smalltail shark

Fat catshark

Fatspine spurdog

Fedorov's catshark

Filetail catshark

Finetooth shark

Flaccid catshark

Flagtail swellshark

Flapnose houndshark

Flathead catshark

Floral banded wobbegong

Formosa swellshark

Freckled catshark

Frilled shark

Fringefin lanternshark

Frog shark

Galapagos bullhead shark

Galapagos shark

Galbraith's catshark

Ganges shark

Garrick's catshark

Gecko catshark

Genie's dogfish

Ghost catshark

Ginger carpetshark

Goblin shark

Graceful catshark

Graceful shark

Granular dogfish

Great hammerhead

Great lanternshark

Great white shark

Green-eye spurdog

Green lanternshark

Greenland shark

Grey bamboo shark

Grey sharpnose shark

Grey smooth-hound

Grinning catshark

Guadalupe lanternshark

Gulf catshark

Gulf of Mexico filetail catshark

Gulf smooth-hound

Gulper shark

Gummy shark

Halmahera epaulette shark

Hardnose shark

Harlequin catshark

Hasselt's bamboo shark

Hawaiian lanternshark

Hidden angelshark

Highfin dogfish

Hoary catshark

Honeycomb Izak

Hooded carpetshark

Hooktooth dogfish

Hooktooth shark

Horn shark

Human's whaler shark

Humpback catshark

Humpback smooth-hound

Iceland catshark

Indian swellshark

Indonesian angelshark

Indonesian filetail catshark

Indonesian greeneye spurdog

Indonesian houndshark

Indonesian shortsnout spurdog

Indonesian speckled carpetshark

Indonesian speckled catshark

Indonesian whaler shark

Indonesian wobbegong

Izak catshark

Izu catshark

Jaguar catshark

Japanese angelshark

Japanese bullhead shark

Japanese catshark

Japanese roughshark

Japanese sawshark

Japanese shortnose spurdog

Japanese spurdog

Japanese topeshark

Japanese velvet dogfish

Japanese wobbegong

Kermadec smooth hound

Kermadec spiny dogfish

Kitefin shark

Knifetooth dogfish

Lana's sawshark

Largenose catshark

Largespine velvet dogfish

Largetooth cookiecutter shark

Leafscale gulper shark

Lemon shark

Leopard catshark

Leopard epaulette shark

Leopard shark

Lined catshark

Lined lanternshark

Lined lanternshark

Little gulper shark

Little sleeper shark

Lizard catshark

Lollipop catshark

Lombok highfin spurdog

Longfin catshark

Longfin mako

Longfin sawtail catshark

Longhead catshark

Longnose catshark

Longnose houndshark

Longnose pygmy shark

Longnose sawshark

Longnose sawtail catshark

Longnose spurdog

Longnose velvet dogfish

Longsnout dogfish

Longnose sleeper shark

Lowfin gulper shark

Magnificent catshark

Mandarin dogfish

Mangalore houndshark

McMillan's catshark

Megamouth shark

Mexican angelshark

Mexican hornshark

Milk-eye catshark

Milk shark

Mini gulper shark

Moller's lanternshark

Mosaic gulper shark

Mouse catshark

Mud catshark

Mukah river shark

Narrowbar swellshark

Narrowfin smooth-hound

Narrowhead catshark

Narrowmouthed catshark

Narrownose smooth-hound

Narrowtail catshark

Natal shyshark

Necklace carpetshark

Nervous shark

Network wobbegong

New Caledonia catshark

New Zealand catshark

New Zealand lanternshark

Night shark

Ninja lanternshark

Northern river shark

Northern sawtail catshark

Northern spiny dogfish

Northern wobbegong

Nurse shark

Nursehound

Nurseblood

Oakley's catshark

Oceanic whitetip shark

Ocellate topeshark

Ocellated angelshark

Oman bullhead shark

Onefin catshark

Orange spotted catshark

Ornate angelshark

Ornate dogfish

Ornate wobbegong

Pacific angelshark

Pacific nurse shark

Pacific sharpnose shark

Pacific sleeper shark

Pacific smalltail shark

Pacific spadenose shark

Pacific spiny dogfish

Painted swellshark

Pale catshark

Pale spotted catshark

Panama ghost catshark

Papua shorttail lanternshark

Papuan epaulette shark

Pelagic thresher shark

Peppered catshark

Phallic catshark

Philippines angelshark

Philippines ribbontail catshark

Philippines swellshark

Pigeye shark

Pink lanternshark

Pinocchio catshark

Plunket's shark

Pocket shark

Pondicherry shark

Porbeagle shark

Port Jackson shark

Portuguese dogfish

Prickly dogfish

Prickly shark

Puffadder shyshark

Pygmy lanternshark

Pygmy ribbontail catshark

Pygmy shark

Quagga catshark

Rasptooth dogfish

Redspotted catshark

Reticulated swellshark

Roughback catshark

Rough longnose dogfish

Roughskin catshark

Roughskin dogfish

Roughskin spurdog

Roughtail catshark

Rusty carpetshark

Rusty catshark

Saddle carpetshark

Saddled swellshark

Sailback houndshark

Sailfin roughshark

Salamander shark

Saldanha catshark

Salmon shark

Sandtiger shark

Sandbar shark

Sarawak pygmy swellshark

Sarawak smooth-hound

Sawback angelshark

Scalloped bonnethead

Scalloped hammerhead

Scoophead

Sculpted lanternshark

Seychelles carpetshark

Seychelles gulper shark

Seychelles spurdog

Sharpfin houndshark

Sharpnose sevengill shark

Sharptooth houndshark

Sharptooth smooth-hound

Sherwood dogfish

Shortbelly catshark

Shortfin mako

Shortfin smooth lanternshark

Shortnose demon catshark

Shortnose sawshark

Shortnose spurdog

Shortspine spurdog

Shorttail lanternshark

Shorttail nurse shark

Sicklefin houndshark

Sicklefin lemon shark

Sicklefin smooth-hound

Sicklefin weasel shark

Silky shark

Silvertip shark

Sixgill sawshark

Slender bamboo shark

Slender catshark

Slender gulper shark

Slender sawtail catshark

Slender smooth-hound

Slender weasel shark

Sliteye shark

Smallbelly catshark

Smalldorsal catshark

Smalleye catshark

Smalleye hammerhead

Smalleye lantern shark

Smalleye pygmy shark

Smalleye smooth-hound

Smallfin catshark

Smallfin gulper shark

Small-spotted catshark

Smalltail shark

Smalltooth sand tiger

Smoothback angelshark

Smooth hammerhead

Smooth lanternshark

Smoothtooth blacktip shark

Snaggletooth shark

Sombre catshark

South China catshark

Southern African frilled shark

Southern dogfish

Southern lanternshark

Southern lollipop catshark

Southern mandarin dogfish

Southern sawtail catshark

Southern sleeper shark

Spadenose shark

Sparsetooth dogfish

Spatulasnout catshark

Speartooth shark

Speckled carpetshark

Speckled catshark

Speckled smooth-hound

Speckled swellshark

Spined pygmy shark

Spinner shark

Spiny dogfish

Splendid lanternshark

Spongehead catshark

Spotless catshark

Spotless smooth-hound

Spottail shark

Spotted-belly catshark

Spotted estuary smooth-hound

Spotted houndshark

Spotted wobbegong

Springer's sawtail catshark

Starspotted smooth-hound

Starry catshark

Starry smooth-hound

Steven's swellshark

Straight-tooth weasel shark

Striped catshark

Striped smooth-hound

Sulu gollumshark

Swellshark

Taillight shark

Tailspot lanternshark

Taiwan angelshark

Taiwan saddled carpetshark

Taiwan spurdog

Tasselled wobbegong

Tawny nurse shark

Thorny lanternshark

Thresher shark

Tiger catshark

Tiger shark

Tope shark

Triton epaulette shark

Tropical sawshark

Variegated catshark

Velvet belly lanternshark

Velvet catshark

Velvet dogfish

Viper dogfish

West African catshark

West Indian lanternshark

Western angelshark

Western gulper shark

Western highfin spurdog

Western longnose spurdog

Western spotted catshark

Western spotted gummy shark

Western wobbegong

Whale shark

Whiskery shark

White-bodied catshark

Whitecheek shark

White-clasper catshark

Whitefin dogfish

White-fin smooth-hound

Whitefin swellshark

Whitefin topeshark

White ghost catshark

White-margin fin smooth-hound

Whitemarked gollumshark

Whitenose shark

Whitesaddled catshark

Whitespotted bamboo shark

Whitespotted bullhead shark

Whitespotted catshark

Whitespotted smooth-hound

Whitetail dogfish

White-tip catshark

Whitetip reef shark

Whitetip weasel shark

Winghead shark

Yellowspotted catshark

Zebra bullhead shark

Zebra shark

[parchmentleaves]

New Beginnings Among Old Stars (Books, Fine Wine and Infinite Terrors, Part 1)

So, I'm trying something in an effort to get myself feeling capable of writing, and get some use out of my semi-dead Wordpress blog.

Local gaming group just started playing Rogue Trader - yes, there is a ttRPG, it was published in from 2009 and the Owlcat CRPG is a solid port of the mechanics and setting :) - and I'm going to try and post my character's journal session by session.

If this works out I will try to do more like it with other games and then finally start writing about Blackmouth as well.

Wish me luck!

#rogue trader #rogue trader ttrpg #ttrpg campaign #rpg stories #warhammer 40k #warhammer 40000 #anxious introvert is haunted by demons #oops almost hit a planet

[dragonflute]

wait i cant choose. what fish should i use as my icon

#personal