silly simian

Not always ofc, it is frustrating a lot of times

But i enjoy seeing how the features of drastically different kintypes mix and present, like when i have both cheetah and monkey shifts, and i end up feeling like a weird little hybrid with monkey limbs and and a kitty tail and whiskers that purrs

Or just how fast i can go from a chimp to a gibbon and then all the sudden im a mechanical thing and im thinking about all my wires and motors, and i just have to roll with it, its very amusing

the mosque in the village of larabanga, ghana. there's some differing theories over when exactly the mosque was built and by who, but it's thought to date back to 1421. this makes it the oldest in west africa.

one common story of its founding goes that it was built by a muslim trader named ayuba, who had a dream instructing him to build a mosque. when he awoke, he found the foundations were already laid, and he built the rest. his remains are thought to be buried under the baobab tree nearby.

What happened in #Sudan during the past 24 hours?

The Rapid Support militia enters the cities of Hasahisa and Fadasi

Sudanese army aircraft launch air strikes on Rapid Support militia positions in the vicinity of the General Command in Khartoum.

A complete outage of all networks within the city of Sennar, but the situation remains calm and there is only a state of panic and tension in the faces of citizens as the state of displacement to and from the state continues.

There is a huge sum of money seized by the Rapid Support militia in the city of Wad Madani. It was looted from merchants, banks, and companies, and they claim that it belongs to the remnants of the previous regime.

Closing the main Corniche Street in Port Sudan for security reasons

Source | account @sudan_war

#KeepEyesOnSudan

#LiberateSudan

Changing of institution names, stopping of land damaging development, more focus on indigenous struggles, CLEAN WATER TO RESERVES, more indigenous languages being taught and spoken, different bands and nations would have say over what happens on their land, and would communicate with other bands and nations.

I also believe in a disintegration of borders or going back to more traditional territory style because borders were made by colonizers and do very little beyond harming and trapping people

CY and Terry - mostly Terry - enjoying the winter

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According to AAA’s Facebook post (where you can also find additional photos and video): 

Our silverback gorilla Bobo made a surprising new friend this week – a wild bushbaby! Caregivers discovered him cradling the tiny primate during their morning checks, and were amazed to see him handling it with the utmost care – proving that gorillas really are the gentle giants of the forest. Bobo’s group-mates were desperately curious, particularly his favourite female Avishag, but he kept them all at a distance, making sure that no one disturbed his new friend. Bushbabies are usually nocturnal so it is very rare to see one, and even rarer to witness this kind of interaction. The little bushbaby was happy to play in Bobo’s arms, hopping off to explore the grass nearby, before returning to Bobo’s hand. When the game was over, Bobo walked purposefully off on two legs to deliver his friend safely back into the trees.

Obviously this isn't a solid prediction but can you imagine?

My husband's extended family is part of this 1000. They are the only branch of the family that has been living in Gaza. Can you imagine that their presence can be totally obliterated?

This is in response to two Palestinian Christian women in Gaza getting shot and killed by an Israeli sniper inside the church.