I dunno… I still think little kids are evil and dangerous no matter how you raise them. Frankly, they scare me and I’m not opposed to banning children across the world outright. Maybe we should just stick to cats and dogs after all, they’re much safer, more loyal, less expensive and just all around better.
I concur. Children can be unpredictable and lash out without warning. And did you know that children have jaws that lock so they are clearly intended to be killing machines?
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Baby, there are so many more comfortable places to sleep EVERYWHERE AROUND YOU, FOR REAL.
Tumblr’s Favorite Stomatopod: the Peacock Mantis Shrimp
Art by Bethany Van Scott [blattaphile on deviantART and Facebook]
- The rainbow (or ‘peacock’… or ‘thumbsplitter’) mantis shrimp isn’t a mantis and it isn’t a shrimp, but rather a distant relative of the shrimp and lobster.
- VERY powerful, capable of breaking through 1/4 inch glass tank and ‘punching’ with its raptorial claw, over 100 times its body weight.
- One of the few species that uses fluorescence to signal each other.
- They have the most sophisticated eyesight of any animal on earth. Humans see 3 pigments while some species of mantis shrimp have more than 10 pigments sensitive to different wavelengths of light.
Part of a series in honor of BADASS CRUSTACEAN WEEK

This is a 5 month old Tibetan Mastiff. This is a 5 month old Tibetan Mastiff. This is a 5 month old Tibetan Mastiff.
This is a 5 month old Tibetan Mastiff.This is a 5 month old Tibetan Mastiff. This is a 5 month old Tibetan Mastiff.This is a 5 month old Tibetan Mastiff.This is a 5 month old Tibetan Mastiff.
This is a 5 month old Tibetan Mastiff. SWEET. JESUS. CHRIST.is that a husky
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Tumblr’s Favorite Stomatopod: the Peacock Mantis ShrimpArt by Bethany Van Scott [blattaphile on deviantART and Facebook]
The rainbow (or ‘peacock’… or ‘thumbsplitter’) mantis shrimp isn’t a mantis and it isn’t a shrimp, but rather a distant relative of the shrimp and lobster.
VERY powerful, capable of breaking through 1/4 inch glass tank and ‘punching’ with its raptorial claw, over 100 times its body weight.
One of the few species that uses fluorescence to signal each other.
They have the most sophisticated eyesight of any animal on earth. Humans see 3 pigments while some species of mantis shrimp have more than 10 pigments sensitive to different wavelengths of light.
Part of a series in honor of BADASS CRUSTACEAN WEEK](http://25.media.tumblr.com/f607a7d54d0b3f99039539e98dcd3c26/tumblr_mndc6p8xkr1rhb9f5o1_r1_500.jpg)




