43 y.o. weirdo from Canada
Very married (like partially fused with) @Bwee@meow.social
I love animals, arts and dorky humor.
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I'm bored. What's your favorite color ❓
Ooh this is gonna be hard... I don't do asking for help often. I hate it. Especially considering there are plenty of people more in need than @Bwee@meow.social and me.
Truth is we could really use a bit of financial help. Our debts are pretty crippling and we struggle to keep them from growing.
If you happen to be very comfortable financially and are feeling generous, we would be eternally grateful for a bit of help!
And if there's anything i can do in return for you, msg me, I would be happy to do my best to return the favor somehow. (I'm not a terrible artist even though i don't draw often, i know my way very well around Photoshop, and I'm a great listener.)
Help or not thank you for reading this.
All the love! 🫶
Dear fedifrens,
The last few months have been.. weird. I've been struggling with some stuff, probably spending too much time in my own head, but I'm doing okay. I think that I'm starting to get my groove back, and hope to be able to resume my wahnimal posts in the near future. Until then, I hope you all have a more than decent time, whatever shenanigans you may be up to, you rascals! 🤭
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Will we ever get to a point where companies are able to push ads into our dreams?
How messed up would that be? 😬
That idea has got Black Mirror written all over it, doesn't it?
Animal of the day (055)
This bird is ready for the Pride parade! Meet the Nicobar Pigeon, a bird found on small islands and in coastal regions from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India, east through the Indonesian Archipelago, to the Solomons and Palau. It is the closest living relative of the extinct dodo. It likes to roam in flocks from island to island, usually sleeping on offshore islets where no predators occur and spends the day in areas with better food availability, not shying away from areas inhabited by humans.
#Wahnimals #animals #nature #birds #gay
(Photo: LuckyLady)
Animal of the day (031)
Today's feature animal is ready for the Carnival Parade! Named the Ocellated Turkey, this stunning bird resides primarily in the Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico, as well as in parts of Belize and Guatemala. A generalist in terms of its feeding habits, it is known to feed on a wide variety of forage. It spends most of the time on the ground and often prefers to run to escape danger rather than fly, though they can fly swiftly and powerfully over short distances. Roosting is usually high in trees away from night-hunting predators.
#Wahnimals #animals #nature #birds
(Photo: Tony Castro)
Animal of the day (009)
This very Pride-friendly insect is a Rainbow Stag Beetle, and it is endemic to Australia and New Guinea. It has gained popularity in the pet trade thanks to its shiny metallic colors, giving it the appearance of being carved from gold, rubies, emeralds, and sapphires. The larval stage goes through three distinct instars and lasts about three years, after which it matures into an adult beetle that will live for another 12 to 18 months. Unfortunately, it loses all of its shiny colors and turns dark brown after passing, making it a poor candidate for a preserved display specimen.
#Wahnimals #animals #nature #gay
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