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Well it's about time I made a gimmick blog.
Welcome to Identifying Ben 10 Aliens in Posts! This blog is exactly what it sounds like, if I see a post with a Ben 10 alien in it, I'll reblog with an identification of the post. I'll mostly do this on my own, but feel free to tag me on posts! This blog is run by @itsthedracobunny
I might occasionally reblog fanart on this blog, to keep from cluttering my main, but I won't identify the aliens in the fanart.
My format is as follows: Alien Identified! Name: (name of the alien and title if applicable - i.e. Magister Patteliday) Species: (if applicable) Transformation: (whether the alien is a standalone character or one of Ben's transformations - i.e. MLE and Mallice are "no", but XLR8 and Rath are "yes") Series/iteration: (which series the alien came from or which version is used in the post)
Hello everyone! Those who know me know that I am passionate about snakes, their conservation, and their welfare. I am proud to say that I am able to identify all of North America’s species of snakes, so I thought it would be a nice idea to start up this blog.
To start off, I’d like to share my favorite North American venomous species, the copperhead (Agkistrodon contortrix). The yellow tail on this speciman indicates it is a juvenile. It is called a caudal lure, it is used to attract prey, eventually the yellow fades out with age.
If you have questions, or would like an identification, feel free to message or tag me! (Pics of dead snakes I will identify without berating you, rest assured.)
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