zeekayart:

In celebration of today’s release of The Aquabats Super Show Season One on DVD, Tyler from Click Communications has set me up with a review copy for myself, and a giveaway copy (!!) to give to one of you lovely tumblr users!!

So I’m setting up a giveaway!

Reblogging gives you one entry, and liking gives you an additional entry!

If you already bought the DVD yourself, enter to win it for a friend you want to introduce to The Aquabats! If you don’t want to leave it to chance, be sure to buy the DVD from theaquabats.merchnow.com!

Rules:

1. Must have “ask” function enabled so I can notify you of winning.
2. No “giveaway” or secondary blogs, please!
3. Winner will be chosen May 28, 2013.
4. Must be super-rad.
5. Shipping to United States and Canada only.

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Don’t worry- it wasn’t all fun and games. I also made a top hat, cane, and novelty sunglasses for a plastic dinosaur.

My first attempt at making tiny clay food worked out okay, i think

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underthevastblueseas:

This is the tongue-eating louse. This parasitic crustacean latches onto the tongue of its primary victim, the spotted rose snapper, and doesn’t let go. Once it does, the louse sucks the blood out of the tongue, until the organ wastes away. When that happens, the louse essentially becomes the new tongue, attaching its body to the stub of the old organ. It then feeds on the remains of food that the snapper doesn’t completely swallow.

Amazingly, the snapper isn’t harmed too much by the entire process as it continues to live and feed after the louse makes a permanent residence. Though the spotted rose snapper is the louse’s main target, the crustacean has been found sporadically in several other species.

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Is it weird that, for me, the worst thing about this is that the fish has kind of human looking teeth?

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lessonsforchildren:

tonystarkmakesyoufeel:

the entire show

LIterally the perfect show.

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fuckyeahcrystals:

The Fukang Meteorite.

This piece shows off the meteorite’s characteristic large pieces of peridot ((Mg,Fe)₂SiO₄) suspended in a metallic nickel-iron matrix.