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The eclipse: (goes on)

The birds: (go quiet)

Chapter 6 fanart for @one-in-a-maxi-millions fic Paper on it

ohhh my gosh i'm dying? i'm dead? you've killed me, this is perfect, oh my god? (and also, dear lord you work fast i literally posted that chapter this morning...)

i love how Caine is reaching for Kinger so so gently this time, he doesn't want to scare him again. the hand on the ferris wheel...poor baby would fall over without it...and the fact that only one of his eyes is visible here really adds to the emotion for me.

i didn't mention this last time, but i love the big ol chompers you give him in spider form!

every expression...they're both being just heart-wrenchingly sincere and earnest here. and caine tearing up...this is basically everything he needed to hear Kinger say, of course he'd cry because of it.

the slightly comedic nature of kinger getting crushed close, but a hug is a hug. and also the others nervously waiting back on the ground ghjklsk.

kinger leaning into the embrace, returning it as best he can...they make me SICK <- the one who wrote this happening in the first place.

In the Great Bear Rainforest, within the ancestral territory of the Kitasoo Xai Xai’s a beautiful melting pot of wildlife and ecosystems collide. It’s a sacred refuge for bears, wolves, cougars (mountain lions) on land, to name a few, and orcas and humpback whales at sea. What a beautiful experience it was to immerse myself in this remote magical realm of wilderness, guided by the keepers of wisdom of land & sea, indigenous communities. Native land stewarded by native people, the way it should be.

This massive black bear, probably the biggest black bear I’ve ever seen, was fishing for salmon, and after many tries, he got one. Pacific salmon is a keystone species that feeds life into the entire region. This bear didn’t eat the salmon in the river, he took it to the forest and, in doing so, fed the soil with very important nutrients. A perfect example of how protecting spawning streams and migration routes and allowing salmon to return and reproduce everywhere they roam in the wild is essential to keeping our planet and all its inhabitants healthy. The critically endangered southern resident orcas further down south are a sad example of what happens when we interfere with salmon routes with dams and overfishing, driving the southern resident orca population to near extinction.

Thank you @will0thew1sp and everyone who got me to 2000 reblogs!

Helenius estimates that the data centers will create only a few dozen jobs. According to him, only five percent of the investment money will remain in Finland.

Helenius also warns that Finland's electricity grid cannot handle as many data centers as are currently being planned.

Rest under the cut!