My mind is a beautiful,
jumbled mess. 
if you have crooked canine teeth there is a really, really good chance i’m going to find you adorable/attractive
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Posted May 24, 2013 at 1:07am in martin starr freaks and geeks 90s bill haverchuck william haverchuck
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A possum broke into an Australian bakery and ate so many pastries it couldn’t move. This is how they found him.
This is hysterical but I hope the poor bb is okay!!!! :-( I know certain types of food are no good for animals.
In a similar vein, I had a pet cat named Sydney, once, and he ate an entire apple pie all by himself.
(Source: inthelifeofa, via tangforyourhighlight)
Diving Bell Spider (Argyroneta aquatica)
Also known as the water spider, the diving bell spider is a species of spider native to northern/central Europe and northern Asia. The diving bell spider is the only known spider to live its entire live underwater. To accomplish this task the air-breathing diving bell spider traps air bubbles with hairs on its legs/abdomen. The bubbles line its body giving it a silvery appearance and allow it to breath. Females (males build them too but they are smaller) will build special webs known as “diving bells” which are filled with air and are used for housing, molting, mating and various other tasks, these underwater oases have to be replenished with oxygen everyone and awhile. Diving bell spiders usually inhabit oxygen-rich ponds and feed on small aquatic invertebrates and insects that pass by the bell (males swim for prey as-well).
Phylogeny
Animalia-Arthropoda-Arachnida-Aranea-Cybaeidae-Argyroneta-aquatica
what
REAL TALK these are some of my FAVOURITE KINDS OF SPIDERS.
I LOVE EVOLUTION.
Also fun fact: did you guys know spiders can still spin webs in anti-gravity situations?
Also fun fun fact: Spiders have multiple different kinds of silk they use. In fact, their webs are created out of two different kinds of silk - one that is safe for them to walk on, and then the sticky kind! (There’s one spider that literally SPITS sticky silk at its prey in a zig zag formation, essentially gluing them to the spot).
So I can directly trace relatives back to the Civil War and Revolutionary War. My original ancestor came over to North America between 1630 and 1640.
1630 to 1640.
There’s a theory he came over as an indentured servant, and was originally from Kent or Wragby, England.
CRAZY.
LINDSEY DO YOU REMEMBER THIS I HAVE TEARS IN MY EYES
