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THESE FUCKING GIFS (CAN NOT BREATHE = DEATH)lmaO
Welcome to Black History Month.
SMMFH.
Lmfaoooooooooooooooooooooo
c’mon noooowwww…..i cease to exist because of this set of gifs.
Y’all niggas ain’t shit for these GIFs, man.
Imma pray on this bb.
between that tweet and these gifs…maaaaannnn!
This has to be a record for most shade thrown in one post lol
when people try hard to sound smart. ijs.
Her stupidity has maxxed out…
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“Well he met MGK over the summer, promised him he’d one day walk… and thanks to MGK’s music this weekend, he did.”
I don’t know the band but I’m reblogging because people and EVEN music can inspire a person like this young guy to build up courage to do something that’s a lot of work. (:
This is so awesome.
I fucking love the See My Tears video
I don’t know this band, but that’s awesome.
MGK is a person lol
Lygodium Spider Moth (Siamusotima aranea, Musotiminae, Crambidae)
This recently described moth (originally from Thailand in 2005) is called the Lygodium Spider Moth because it feeds on Lygodium species, an invasive Old World climbing fern, and has markings that look like a spider (possibly mimicry to protect it from predators).
This moth has risen to significance because of it’s appetite for the Lygodium ferns, which have developed as an invasive weed that threatens Florida’s wetlands, and hence it’s potential as a biological control agent.
While there are many stem-boring moths, S. aranea is the first to be identified among fern-feeders in Asia. The moth is unique in a number of ways. For one, its caterpillar form looks more like some beetle larvae. The moth has armored segments on its rear similar to those on beetles but unlike anything seen before in a moth. And the adult moth may mimic spiders, a characteristic that has led to its scientific name, “aranea,” as well as its unofficial moniker.
This discovery expands possibilities for biological control of the Old World climbing fern in the United States. The plant is not a pest in its native Australia, South and Southeast Asia, and Africa, perhaps because its enemies keep it in check there.
Pu’er, Yunnan, China
See more Chinese moths on my Flickr site HERE…..
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Molly Ringwald was supposed to dance alone but she was too embarrassed so John Hughes made everybody dance
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