ChimericallyLost

@chimericallylost.bsky.social

Chime/Chimera // She/her // 25 Artist focusing on monsters & unusual critters, generally ocs, sometimes fanart. Weird little gargoyle on the internet Occasional horror art, viewer beware.

Meet Brine! The next character revealed for our new #DnD campaign! Played by @beeba17.bsky.social Brine is a Water Genasi Ranger! "I went on many adventures before today, but being off on my own makes me feel I have to learn everything over again." #TTRPG

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sleepysheepyprod.bsky.social@sleepysheepyprod.bsky.social · 6d ago

Howdy everyone! Tonight may be the first session of #MOTW but we still have a Campaign 3 Silhouette to tease you all with! This is @beeba17.bsky.social s new character for the campaign! We will reveal full info on Friday! For now! Guess species and class in the comments! #DND

Finished Dread Delusion and it is absolutely a new favorite. It's beautiful, with a very unique, spooky world, and good writing, too. I adore exploration games, and there were so many little hidden places and secrets to find, I wound up putting 60 hours into a first playthrough of a 20-hour game

The Dallas Zoo & Fort Worth Zoo, both wonderful programs, are working with Texas Parks & Wildlife to restore wild populations of Texas horned lizards (Phrynosoma cornutum) via zoo breed & release programs. 2026 is already a RECORD year: > 1000 lizards released, with documented wild-born babies.

A gloved human hand holds a round plastic container like you might put a salad in, but there are teeny-tiny horned lizards all alert looking and fierce inside.

"Aaand off they go!
Yesterday, 116 Texas horned lizards started their exciting journey to be released into the wild. Our team has worked tirelessly since their hatching to ensure these little ones are fully prepped and ready for this big moment. Stay tuned for more details on their release!
Our Texas horned lizard conservation program is a collaborative effort with Texas Parks and Wildlife, Rolling Plains Quail Research Foundation, and several of our dedicated zoo partners."An adult horned toad sitting in sandy dirt in West Texas, with a mix of native shrubs and non-native grasses in the background.  They're well camouflaged against the red-brown dirt, covered in spikes and watch the camera warily.
CREDIT:  Dallas Zoo
c0nc0rdance@c0nc0rdance.bsky.social · last yr.

The Fort Worth Zoo is one of the few programs to successfully breed Texas horned lizards (Phrynosoma cornutum) in captivity, with the first zoo-reared group hatched in 2005. They've been so successful, they've been able to release them back into the wild to bolster declining wild populations.

A baby Texas horned lizard with eyes shut is approached by a giant human hand, about to scoop it up.  It has a piece of bark on its back, and is yellow with dark patches.
CREDIT:  Fort Worth Zoo

Watched the new Resident Evil movie today, pleasantly surprised how much I liked it. Tells its own story, good scares, not so dark you can't see what's going on on screen- Also very nice original monster design and CG effects! Feels like playing through a survival horror game, which i enjoy