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"You don’t have to say it. I know I’m gorgeous."
"Fried pork skins are one of my favorite snacks! I’d eat this entire bag in one sitting if my humans weren’t such hogs!"
"I dare you to come sit on MY couch."
"Why is my cat sister, Jasmine on MY TOWER? She should be glad I’m a nice sister who shares things… sometimes."
"This is my newest friend and I! I can’t wait for our next play date!"
"I know I’m still teething, but what do you mean this isn’t how you use a cell phone? Anyways, I’m going to nap now! Ta ta!"
"I do love me a good laundry basket!"
"I’m a princess and I rule my house!"
"I stole my Daddy’s chair when he got up and turned his back away from me. Who wants to come play with me??"
Her name is Sassy and she’s the cutest albino raccoon you have ever seen.
Photos by ©Sassy the “Polar Bear” Raccoon
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The marine eels and other members of the superorder Elopomorpha have a leptocephalus larval stage, which are flat and transparent. This group is quite diverse, containing 801 species in 24 orders, 24 families and 156 genera (super diverse).
Leptocephali have compressed bodies that contain jelly-like substances on the inside, with a thin layer of muscle with visible myomeres on the outside, a simple tube as a gut, dorsal and anal fins, but they lack pelvic fins. They also don’t have any red blood cells (most likely is respiration by passive diffusion), which they only begin produce when the change into the juvenile glass eel stage. Appears to feed on marine snow, tiny free-floating particles in the ocean.
This large size leptocephalus must be a species of Muraenidae (moray eels), and probably the larva of a long thin ribbon eel, which is metamorphosing, and is entering shallow water to finish metamorphosis into a young eel, in Bali, Indonesia.
Is it just me or does he look REALLY excited about where ever (s)he’s going?
i just looked at the face and now this post is million times better
How is this even an animal
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A recent trend on RTE (Irish TV) chat shows – random audience members turning to stare into the cameras during audience cut-aways.
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