A thread of rare media of animals that are now extinct
1. Footage from 1933 of the last known surviving Thylacine, commonly called the Tasmanian Tiger. It died in 1936 in captivity in Tasmania.
Pride Month sound off!
Name: Ryan
Field: Invasion Ecology
Hobbies: Table Top RPGs & woodworking
Random fact: I volunteer with raptors in my spare time
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The original piece! I'm still proud of the anatomical effort I put into these! x)
It is still available as a tapestry as well if you're interested! :)
https://t.co/D9zNXRlLvD (number 96 Thylacine option)
So there’s this one tattoo design that’s pretty popular.
A wolf face on one side and a skull on the other side.
I love this tattoo design because the message behind it is just so unintentionally GREAT....🧵
Curly hair people…am I just imagining the part where I need to shower every day or just accept that my hair is going to look like a sad bird, because straight hair life was not like this.
Have you tried the largest edible fruit native to North America? If not, now's your chance to try pawpaws, which are relatively common across Virginia and fruit from late August to early September. Their taste is often said to be like a cross between a banana and a mango. 🍐😋