dimetrodone:

ajhasaplan:

dimetrodone:

 “Humanoid” can be a vague term when looking at alien/creature cause sometimes it refers to anything that’s upright and loosely has the body plan of a human, and other times people mean literally just a normal ass human with things added on

as long as it has a sensory organ or two and some limbs, it’s humanoid enough as far as I’m concerned.

Behold a man

dimetrodone:

ajhasaplan:

dimetrodone:

 “Humanoid” can be a vague term when looking at alien/creature cause sometimes it refers to anything that’s upright and loosely has the body plan of a human, and other times people mean literally just a normal ass human with things added on

as long as it has a sensory organ or two and some limbs, it’s humanoid enough as far as I’m concerned.

Behold a man

orbiculator:

The sea is full of saints. You know that? You know that: you’re a big boy.

The sea’s full of saints and it’s been full of saints for years. Since longer than anything. Saints were there before there were even gods. They were waiting for them, and they’re still there now.

Saints eat fish and shellfish. Some of them catch jellyfish and some of them eat rubbish. Some saints eat anything they can find. They hide under rocks; they turn themselves inside out; they spit up spirals. There’s nothing saints don’t do.

Make this shape with your hands. Like that. Move your fingers. There, you made a saint. Look out, here comes another one! Now they’re fighting! Yours won.

There aren’t any big corkscrew saints any more, but there are still ones like sacks and ones like coils, and ones like robes with flapping sleeves. What’s your favourite saint? I’ll tell you mine. But wait a minute, first, do you know what it is makes them all saints? They’re all a holy family, they’re all cousins. Of each other, and of … you know what else they’re cousins of?

That’s right. Of gods.

Alright now. Who was it made you? You know what to say.

Who made you?

The prologue of Kraken, by China Mieville.

Gamochonia, by Ernst Haeckel in Kunstformen der Natur.

From top left, clockwise:

Histioteuthis bonnellii

Chiroteuthis veranyi

Pinnoctopus cordiformis

Octopus vulgaris(ventral)

Octopus vulgaris (dorsal)

heatherbat:

cumaeansibyl:

ragingbitchfest:

rainbowslowpoke:

Bobtail Squids (aka Dumpling squids) are one of the smallest species of squid, ranging from 1 to 8 centimetres in length. They are closely related to Cuttlefish, although they do not possess a cuttlebone.

They are also one of the cutest animals to ever exist.

OH MY GOOOOD.

Reblogging because I know RBF is not the only cuttlefan on my list.

IT IS JUST SO GODDAMN TINY.

i know irrefutablegentleman already posted this and i resisted the urge to reblob at the time but OH MY GOD WOULD YOU LOOK AT IT.