LazyCuttlefish

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I'd still rather be diving.

The raccoon who lives by my house is making weird chittering noises at night so I looked it up AND ITS A LULLABY FOR BABY RACCOONS?!?? 😭😭😭 it’s a sound momma raccoons make to comfort their kits 😭😭😭😭

Our friend Lönnbergs Toad lives on both sides of the Great Rift Valley in Kenya and also areas around Mount Kenya! They are a small toad, less than two inches long, and have no visible eardrums! (photo by Robin James)

A reddish-brown toad with very tough looking skin! They have large, pill-shaped parotoid glands and no visible eardrum!

Zum Niedrigwasser in der #Elbe sagt der Ökologe Ernst Dörfler: Dass der Fluss soviel Wasser verloren habe " [...] liege unter anderem daran, dass zahlreiche Feuchtgebiete entlang der Elbe trockengelegt und Entwässerungsanlagen in Betrieb genommen worden seien." Danke für die klaren Worte. 👍

Niedrige Pegelstände - Ökologe Dörfler hält Ausbaggerung der Elbe für sinnlos

Der Ökologe Ernst Dörfler hält es nicht für zielführend, das Flussbett der Elbe - wie unter anderem von der Stadt Hamburg gefordert - weiter auszubaggern. Das würde den chronischen Wassermangel nicht ...

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there's something about sleeping with the windows open while it rains. waking up to a cool breeze, a purring cat, the smell of coffee, and nowhere to be for a while. sunday morning 🩷

Today I learned that baby cranes are called "colts" because their legs are so long and they can run around like idiots shortly after hatching. This is delightful, I enjoy knowing this.

photo of two sandhill crane colts that are about 50% leg and 50% neck and head and taking some big steppies.

This is Fenrir. He has not yet been successful in cuddling with the cat. But thinks if he goes slow enough she might not notice. 13/10 (IG: fenrirfanclub)