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Be careful under the mistletoe this year 😉 😘
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46 312
2022-12-15

Just picked up the perfect to go with my

Make sure to check out both collections when you get a chance! Good is hard to come by these days.

Even better, it's 🐳🧠💎🚀



https://t.co/C4xfoK4D6Z

4 20
2022-09-15

In celebration of I am posting my nude trippy whale. This is my 2nd favorite whale from the

Swim with the pod on and



🐳🧠💎

5 18
2022-07-15

I see your future and it's bright with a hint of gold.

🐳🧠💎🚀🚀🚀

0 8
2022-07-14

The in space, on earth and deep below the sea where the winners swim.



🐳🧠💎🚀

0 6
2022-07-12

In physeteroids this part of the skull is where we find a complex suite of structures related to echolocation, mainly the melon and spermaceti organ. These structures are hypertrophied & rich in lipids, making them a great target for predators and scavengers! 3/5

8 39
2022-06-30

Just minted this Crypto Whale 🔥. Glad they showed up to tonight!



🐳🧠💎🚀 https://t.co/BuqaFNwpsR

0 3
2022-05-26

The showed up in full force to win the poll for my

I'll be rocking this for the next week to bring more awareness to the project!

Two projects I am glad to be part of!



🐳🧠💎🚀

🔥🔥🔥

16 61
2022-03-28

PSA: Just been notified that from now on, Wednesday’s will be 💥 💥

7 20
2021-12-23

MT : A fun fact this humpback mothers are often very protective of their calves! On average, each female produces another calf every 2-3 yrs. This adorable pair is by Angela M., gr. 9, Oliver Ames HS, 2017 Marine Art Contest

1 6
2021-12-16

RT : BRAINS! Modern dolphins have huge brains & are very intelligent compared to modern hoofed mammals, their closest relatives - when did they get big brains?

1 6
2021-10-14

It's and we have some new pod members. Welcome , and . LFG!!

11 57
2021-09-08

What we wouldn’t do to get one of these guys as a guest on the 😜

0 4
2021-06-24

Just did this on my stream
Idk how this happened, but I kinda love it

2 3
2021-03-11

It’s so here’s a…

Wait a minute. That’s not a whale!

This is a giant ichthyosaur. Ichthyosaurs were the first truly gigantic animals to evolve. The largest skeleton is 21 metres long and belongs to the Triassic species, Shonisaurus sikanniensis.

114 534
2020-11-12

It's A good day to check out the Beluga Bits Citizen Science Project: https://t.co/eBAeVrEJI8

5 16
2020-08-13