spider: [flees]

Happy Disability Pride Month! another new banner! I did edit this one slightly for visibility/clarity, there is an unedited color version under the cut.

I don't post my own images often, but from now on I'll try to give all of them alt text, and edit some of my older posts to have them (although that won't change the versions you already reblogged).

I want to share the wonderful world of isopods with as many people as I can, so let me know if there is anything else I can do to make my blog more accessible to you or your friends!

(Rhene rubrigera, via iNaturalist)

Not the cockroach you hate—this was a forest cockroach, spotted near a stream in Shillong. Unlike the ones we see in homes, this one lives in the wild and plays an important role in the ecosystem. It feeds on fallen leaves and rotting wood, helping the forest stay clean and recycle nutrients.

Flower munching