Heh, How’d You Like My Jarona?

Here’s all the art I made during the stream a few days ago! Yippie! It will be below the read more…

I still think the "How do your glasses look on me?" "I literally can't see" meme is really funny 5 years later

Non-blurry kids under the cut once more!

Hi! My name is Bee, I'm mixed, non binary and bisexual and I might be homeless! I got slapped with some insurance and with paying off my card so I'm in the red 700 to make rent for next month, it's due on the 10th of August, so 3 weeks away. If you can help please do! I make drawings if you want to commission me at @boombaebee

Below is my cash app

Our warming ocean and human impact are putting entire reefs at risk. When corals disappear, countless ocean animals lose the homes they depend on to survive. These animals range from clownfish to sea turtles to sharks.   🌊

Take the Great Barrier Reef for example: it’s home to over 9,000 animal species, according to National Geographic–including animal species that millions of people rely on for food. 

While many fishing methods are perfectly safe for the seafloor, certain methods like bottom trawling can also cause severe damage to reefs. Bottom trawling drags heavy nets and chains along  the seafloor to scoop up bottom-dwelling fish, which can also dismantle coral beds in the process. Limiting when and where trawling occurs can lessen impacts to sensitive ocean habitats. 

The good news is: our choices matter. Seafood Watch green ratings ensure our seafood is caught using methods that protect our ocean ecosystems. By choosing sustainable seafood, we protect the ocean and people who depend on it!