gentlesharks:

The Chimaera, known informally as the “ghost shark” or “rat fish”, is a deep sea cartilaginous fish in the order Chimaeriformes. Living at over 8,000 ft below the surface, the Chimaera is well adapted to the deep, dark sea. The dots on its nose are sensory organs that detect electrical fields in the water - helping the Chimera find its prey. While little is known about the Chimaera’s diet, it’s speculated that it feeds on molluscs and crustaceans that it crushes open with the grinding plates in its mouth. The spines on the top of its body are loaded with venom; the Chimaera uses these spines to defend itself.

zicygomar:

thyrell:

ridiculouslyphotogenicsinosaurus:

bisexual-redacted-energy:

wizardspells:

For clarification ^-^

jimxugle:

beckettmariner:

haveashran:

Reverse Vulcan learning pit

Can we talk about the bucket with toilet paper next to it

7 + 4 = 12

talesfromthecrypts:

We are all cursed we bring nothing but suffering to this world.

Blood Red Sky (2021) dir. Peter Thorwarth

deathandmysticism:

Amulets and superstitions, 1930

ragingbookdragon:

luisonte:

Que quiero comprar birras, no molestéis

pyretic-perfect-storm:

nasfera2:

Jimi Hendrix jamming on an acoustic guitar.

Jammin a little before the tunes play on #SongSunday..