#area of study

Technically nothing rn because I graduated and am taking a gap year before grad school, but I have a degree in Biological Anthropology which involved a lot of studying of human evolution + early human and human ancestor archaeology! I'm hoping to go to grad school for Paleoecology, so I also have studied and continue to study things relating to ecology, soil science, and extinction events.

1. It is real.

Now before you go "well duh," let me explain.

I haven't met anyone that dislikes a good story. Fiction, as a genre, is just as popular now as it was in the 1800’s, and why wouldn't it be? The characters, the events, the details; it strengthens every aspect of our creativity and opens the door to endless possibilities. 

creative and essay were good though, my essay was prob a bit convoluted lol but we will see!

Plain good ol' earthworm. They are so special and they love us all so much. They can withstand heavy metal poisoning.

VELVET WORM!! she is so soft and beautiful. Nobody does it like her.

Ribbon worm. Yay ribbon :)

very close to the chicxulub impact (meteor that killed the dinosaurs) and very soon after on a geographic scale there's evidence of worm activity. those guys.

if your Area of Study happens to be Discovery, use this blog as your discovery punching bag. Send in memes, frustrations, band six aspirations and anything else you discover throughout the hsc