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Just got done watching episode 1 of Dungeons and Television

It's definitely a neat Little pilot, I liked it a lot 😊

I'm really Intrested in how this story showcases how Television would effect a fantasy world

I love the dragon 🐉 design, it's pretty cool 😄

Overall I give it a 8.5/10, highly recommend checking it out ☺️

Happy International Lynx Day 😄

International Lynx Day takes place on Thursday, 11 June 2026, raising awareness of the world's four lynx species and the conservation challenges they face.

The day shines attention on these elusive wild cats, from the critically recovering Iberian lynx to the snow-adapted Canada lynx, and encourages support for the projects working to protect them.

What is International Lynx Day?:

International Lynx Day is an annual conservation observance dedicated to the lynx, a genus of medium-sized wild cats recognised by their short tails, large furred paws, and distinctive tufted ears.

The day was created to highlight the threats lynx face in the wild, including habitat loss, road collisions, and illegal hunting, and to celebrate the conservation work that has brought some populations back from the brink.

It is marked by zoos, wildlife organisations, and conservation projects across Europe and beyond.

Just started watching gachiakuta (I'm currently 8 episodes in)

So far it's pretty Neat 😊

I'm really liking the characters, art style, world building, and magic system.

Video credit: sometimesnpc (Instagram)

On The Topic of The 6th Mass Extinction Currently Happening.

•"Honestly. The planet will be fine. It may take a while but the planet itself will survive. Ideonella sakaiensis digests plastic (slowly) you mentioned the worms. It's absolutely humans that will suffer and other animals that can't adapt/evolve quickly enough." Credit: @willowsartemporium (Instagram)

•"George Carlin had a great part of his set with messaging very similar to what you've said here.

'The earth isn't going anywhere, we are'

It's sad that so many people who would have the potential power to change things over the last century have chosen the dollar instead." Credit: @cam_chisholm (Instagram)

A Cute Little film

Again, i highly recommend checking it out. It's free on YouTube.

Happy Coral Triangle Day 😄

The Coral Triangle Day was established on June 9, to celebrate and raise awareness of the ocean conservation and protection, especially on the Coral Triangle, the world's epicenter of marine biodiversity. 🪸

Intended as an open-sourced event, the day is celebrated by individuals, organizations, and establishment concerned on the Coral Triangle. 🪸

The Coral Triangle day was observed the first time on June 9, 2012, in conjunction with World Oceans Day on June 8. 🪸

The Coral Triangle is one of the most important reef systems in the world. It covers 132,636 km across six countries; Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, the Solomon Islands and Timor-Leste. 🪸

Let's save the coral reefs! 🪸

I Hope Zeus's birth mama knows she created an absolute angel ☺️😊

Only a year or two I was Absolutely scared to be around dogs, I would always avoid them. But then my Big Brother Austin introduced me to Zeus, and he turned my life around for the better.

Was at the beach earlier today and I saw this Gorgeous Male Boat-tailed Grackle (Quiscalus major) 🐦‍⬛

(Text Source: Allaboutbirds.org):

Boat-tailed Grackles are large, lanky songbirds with rounded crowns, long legs, and fairly long, pointed bills. Males have very long tails that make up almost half their body length and that they typically hold folded in a V-shape, like the keel of a boat.

Males are glossy black all over. Females are dark brown above and russet below, with a subtle face pattern made up of a pale eyebrow, dark cheek, and pale "mustache" stripe. Eye color ranges from dull brown along the western Gulf Coast to bright yellow along the Atlantic Coast.

These scrappy blackbirds are supreme omnivores, feeding on everything from seeds and human food scraps to crustaceans scavenged from the shoreline.

Boat-tailed Grackles are a strictly coastal species through most of their range; however, they live across much of the Florida peninsula, often well away from the immediate coast.

Credit: aliencozmo1111 (Instagram), I highly recommend checking his stuff out 😄