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Brown Hyenas (Parahyaena brunnea), adults and pup, family Hyaenidae, Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, South Africa
Photographs by Marcus Westberg
"it's not a monkey it's an ape" is so funny because. apes are monkeys. and then you'll hear someone like "i know phylogenetically yes but thats not how it's colloquially used." but like. clearly it is. someone just used it.
People are offering a lot of theories as to why people care, but I think it's important not to leave out that the historical and christian perspective on biology is that life is organized in a hierarchy with humans at the top and everything else ranked by proximity to humans. Apes are closer to humans than other monkeys are; thus, they are "higher" on the "pyramid of life" than all other monkeys.
This philosophy is still one a lot of people have in the modern day; fish and insects, which are distant from humans, are treated as "lesser" animals, sometimes not even animals at all, while mammals and birds are valued over reptiles and amphibians. In this philosophy, the idea that apes are monkeys is perceived as a slight; to call an ape a monkey is to treat it as "lesser" (see: every talking cartoon chimp ever), and also, implicitly, an insult to humans (because we connect with the ape and consider it "greater" because it's close to us).
but also to the original point. when you "correct" someone that an ape "is not a monkey"... on what authority are you doing it? like there's no scientific information being conveyed, you only have old linguistic perscriptivism to fall back on. your pedantry is hollow.
cornetfish fan art
An endangered Greater bilby (Macrotis lagotis) runs happy and free in the feral predator-proof fenced area in Pilliga National Park, northern New South Wales, Australia. (Larger 1, 2).

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Texting the ecologist friend after she gave birth to ask “on a scale of kangaroo to spotted hyena how bad was it”
Creature spotlight: marsupials
IDs in alt text - how many can you guess? :-)
This is a collection of creatures originally drawn for my sticker club. Learn more and see more of my work here!
the southern hairy-nosed wombat is lowkey growing on me
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Image 1 by Steve Sayles from Rankin Inlet, Nunavut, Canada - Arctic_Hare, CC BY-SA 2.0
Image 2 by Stephan Sprinz - Own work, CC BY 4.0
made this into a gif bc i liked it so much. shark Denied

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Ross Sea killer whale Orcinus orca
Observed by whale_nerd, CC BY-NC
Mantellisaurus portrait + studies
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These creatures are super fun to draw, so here are some studies I just did.
Can you recognize all the birds? Also, would you like me to share the timelapses from the process of drawing each of them?
Let me know in the comments!

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did i ever post this here (I messed up the banding code for black throated green warbler no one look at me)
Doing a thing where when im bored I generate a random dino and a random bird and then combine them