from the ocean

ghoultit:

@omahdon you’re to blame for this. and also myself.
happy halloween, kids. party responsibly.

Me: So yeah, thanks to Blizzard's new event we now have hot Mercy and my friend is now a dirty Hanzo main.
Friend: What is the event even about?
Me: We get to defend a castle against Junkenstein's bots.
Friend: Oooh and Hanzo is good against bots? Figures. Genji would know.
Me: wHY WOULD YOU SAY THAT.

slide-effect:

lilliphus:
rifa:
thedreamscaperer:
honestly, imagine your otp
Ok but the photos from this went viral and they are amazing
Oh my god
“…Patty ‘Bone-Crusher’ Johnson, and the boys Blade & Thor”

kawaiiaoiichigo:

FINDING FRANCIS

disneypixar:

A wild Gerald appears!

unimportant-ramblings:

Okay, but I love Dory’s parents. They don’t try to fix their daughter, but help her navigate her environment, making her as safe as possible, while still letting her enjoy her life. They told her she was enough, told her to stop apologizing, that there is more than one right way to do things. They have faith in their daughter, even if she’s different. I think lesser kid movies would play them of as more jokey, as more of an obstacle, but I’m really glad they didn’t.
This is a really important movie for parents, especially for the parents of neurodivergent kids, like damn Pixar

disneypixar:

Absolutely adoryble 💙

trapicxna:

White lipped python

bbreptiles:

This little nugget is so cute c:
Male Banana Ball Python

daftpatience:

sticker commission of Monticello for @cloysterbell!
♥ Wizard Lizard stickers♥

daftpatience:

sticker commission of a Ball Python named Nope Rope!
♥ Wizard Lizard stickers♥

i-m-snek:

Leliana is here to spread peace and love :D

middoe:

the thrilling conclusion to “whats inside the box”

sunsnek:

🌸 My flower child 🌸

dogsignalfire:

BABY PICS. HEHE
© dogsignalfire

snoodlenoodles:

What is it like to own a ball python? An informative clip featuring Rhea.

the-awkward-turt:

-normal ball python
-bearded dragon
-red eared slider (or any large pond turtle)
-green iguana
-large tortoise species
-other large snake species
Please please consider checking our your local reptile rescue and adopting because there are a HUGE number of these species in shelters. These are certainly not the only reptile species in shelters (the one I interned at had everything from leos, cresties, and corns to tegus, rare monitors, and box turtles) but these are usually the most commonly abandoned and the most difficult to house long term.
Benefits of adopting from a shelter:
-adult animals are usually hardier
-a reputable shelter will thoroughly health check animals
-shelter will usually have socialized the animal (and if not will give you an honest idea of current socialization level)
-shelter will be able to give you an idea of animal’s adult temperament (temperament of young animals can often change when they reach sexual maturity)
-shelter will have switched snakes to frozen/thawed before adoption
-some shelter allow fostering of an animal as a trial period
-sometimes the shelter will supply fully equipped enclosure along with the animal
-shelter will offer support and information following the adoption
-the adoption fee is a fairly minimal part of their overall funding, so they are in it for the sake of the animal and adopter not for the money
-adoption fee is usually cheaper than buying a new animal