Feb 21
in the end we are all creatures in need of love and comfort
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in the end we are all creatures in need of love and comfort
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what animal's flag did you get when you liked this?
the entire ocean (rainbowwwww)
seahorses (pansexual - they form relationships with whoever they find)
southern wright whales (gay -theyve formed long term intimate mlm relationships)
albatross (lesbian - they'll enter long term flf relationships and raise chicks)
penguins (bisexual - they sometimes engage in long term mlm/flf relationships)
clownfish (trans - they change gender)
nudibranchs (nonbinary - they're simultaniously both genders)
sea stars (aromantic - they live and reproduce without a mate)
dolphins (asexual - their relationships focus on social bonds over reproduction)
mollusc (intersex - they've been found to show male and female characteristics)
edits:
thank you to everyone who told me bout dolphins, personally i only thought it was 1 species of dolphin who were sexually violent, i need to do more research on that.
apologies for the 'nonbinary' and 'intersex' options - i hope everyone can undersand that finding accurte examples of these, especially specifically marine animals, is very tricky. i didn't mean to make any incorrect assumptions or steriotypes. i genuinely just meant this as a bit of fun and didn't mean to offend anyone.
 "Pebbling" - a courtship ritual where Gentoo penguins pick up pebbles in their beaks and bring them to their prospective mates. Hospitalized children painted the pebbles for the penguins at the Edinburgh, Scotland, Zoo. Here they are picking their favorites.
He's got his, and is rushing off to present it to his mate. This is too cute.
Penguins at the Edinburgh Zoo started breeding season with more than 1,000 hand-painted pebbles, courtesy of the Edinburgh Children's Hospit
can i offer you some emotional support animals in this trying time
A little late to the party but after seeing so many Mikus in other cultures decided to do one from my own and well I’m from Pittsburgh and let me tell you our culture is road rage
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arctic/antarctic
i think of this image approximately every day of my life
Magellanic Penguin (Spheniscus magellanicus) observation by kiwikiu
