🏳️‍🌈 Happy Pride Month!!!! 🏳️‍🌈

yessss except i can barely speak dutch 🥲

i've started talking rlly british lately for some reason, to the point where my (english) dad is commenting on it...

(it’s these damn marauders i swear)

wait you’re a ginger

that’s so cool!!

i wish i was ginger but my dads genes took over :(

yeah i’ve got ginger hair :) nobody else in my family does tho

all my friends call me a teenage mutant ginger turtle after finding out u get ginger hair from some genetic mutation

as a ginger i also steal souls to give to my supreme leader ed sheeran :D

Reblog if you want people to send you asks.

Please, my inbox is so empty and devoid of life

i kinda want to start a social commentary youtube channel and see how long it takes for people at my school to find it…

shark drawings!!! 🦈🌊

drawn with a random blue pen i found at school 🙂

watch me reblog literally anything posted by mbari 😃😃😃

why is the bus ride to the regatta so long

it’s a bus full of teenage girl rowers at 5am like it’s crazy here

if you can’t tell we wrote ‘oh naur the condensation’ in the condensation on the window

i like your banner ?

hiiii thank you so much!!!

i was bored yesterday and decided to change my theme a bit :)

my turn!!

Spotted: Tiny translucent treasure 😍💎

From icy polar zones to the darkest ocean depths, these miniature wonders can thrive in habitats where few other animals can survive. Amphipods are crustaceans often mistaken for tiny shrimp. They resemble shrimp in some ways, but they are laterally compressed and have no carapace.

Despite their diminutive size—most species grow no bigger than your fingernail—amphipods power ocean food webs in a big way by serving as prey for countless species of fishes, invertebrates, seabirds, marine mammals, and more. Amphipods are mostly detritivores (eating decomposing plant and animal parts, as well as feces) and scavengers.