✨Freya✨

~Quotes from my school~

*Sneezes* - Me
“Bless you” -Teacher
“No” - Me

“Wait which one of you created the universe?” - Me to my friend

“I hated rocks” - Drama teacher

Cat art :)
(Reference image is 2)
(He doesn’t have eyes)

I guess I’m only shopping at Costco now, which is fine. I needed a 300-pack of Twizzlers anyway.

date: I’m sorry about the sushi but your profile said “real fish person”

mermaid: can we just go

Short eared owl

📸 sriram.udhayab
#Nature #Birds #Owls #Photography

it’s so insane to me that people work for ICE like did you watch star wars and think man i want to be like the guys in the plastic white suits who can’t aim for shit

Trump Unveils Plan To Address Migrants With New Open-Fire Policy

Earth Explodes

Earth Explodes
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Good morning fox lovers.

📸 ratbud
#Fox #Wildlife #Foxes #FoxOfTheDay 🦊

give me coffee for the things i can change and the ability to make people spontaneously combust for the things i can’t.

An area in the Orion nebula filled with dark, puffy clouds. On the image’s right side is a large area of clouds crossed by a dark bar. The region glows in red and whitish colors lit by a protostar within. At the other side a large jet of material ejected by the protostar appears to be made of thin, wispy, blue, and pink clouds. A couple of foreground stars shine brightly in front of the nebula.

NEW HUBBLE IMAGE OF THE ORION NEBULA!!!! 🌌

The image from Webb’s NIRCam (Near-Infrared Camera) combines infrared light at wavelengths of 0.9 microns (represented in blue), 1.5 microns (green), and 2.77 microns (red). The stars in Leo P appear blue in comparison to the background galaxies for several reasons. Young, massive stars that are common in star-forming galaxies are predominantly blue. Leo P also is extremely lacking in elements heavier than hydrogen and helium, and the resulting “metal-poor” stars tend to be bluer than Sun-like stars. A bubble-like structure at bottom center is a region of ionized hydrogen surrounding a hot, massive O-type star.

Leo P.
This is a star-forming dwarf galaxy, located about 5 million light years away from us (blue stars on the bottom-right side of the image).
🔭 🧪

Long-eared Owl

Long-eared #Owl

📸 abucci_photo_tours
#wildlife #nature

A winter's nap, perfectly poised. The fox, nestled in the pristine snow, dreams of warmer days. 😴

📸 ratbud
#Wildlife #Nature #Foxes #FoxOfTheDay 🦊

This image from the NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope shows a portion of the Leo P dwarf galaxy (stars at lower right represented in blue). Leo P is a star-forming galaxy located about 5 million light-years away in the constellation Leo. The image from Webb’s NIRCam (Near-Infrared Camera) combines infrared light at wavelengths of 0.9 microns (represented in blue), 1.5 microns (green), and 2.77 microns (red). The stars in Leo P appear blue in comparison to the background galaxies for several reasons. Young, massive stars that are common in star-forming galaxies are predominantly blue. Leo P also is extremely lacking in elements heavier than hydrogen and helium, and the resulting “metal-poor” stars tend to be bluer than Sun-like stars. A bubble-like structure at bottom center is a region of ionized hydrogen surrounding a hot, massive O-type star.

A BEAUTIFUL NEW JWST NIRCAM IMAGE OF A PORTION OF THE LEO P DWARF GALAXY!!! 🌌

Though space is chock-full of interstellar medium, it tends to be invisible unless lit up by a celestial spotlight. Sometimes, scientists get lucky: In 2012, NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope grabbed an image of lacy interstellar medium illuminated by Zeta Ophiuchi, a large star roughly 370 light-years away

Tonight in
Star Gazing in the Park
Photo credit JWEBB
Milky Way, interstellar medium
Swirling ribands of dust form ribands due to gravitational, electric and tidal forces which inhabit the spaces between stars. Typically invisible this image was brought to you by the light of Zeta Ophiuchi

Pygmy owl. Smallest and cutest 😄

📸 trondwestby_photography
#owl

To those who still call fox hunting a ‘tradition’: it’s nothing but barbaric cruelty. Real tradition is respecting nature, not destroying it. Time to enforce the ban and end the excuses!

Too right! 👏❤️🦊

Follow @protectthewild.bsky.social - help us end fox hunting for good.

Owl Cuteness overload.

📸 mnowltours
#wild #Owl

The cutest little #owl #wild

📸 jennilsphotography

The eyes :0

Every year, foxes suffer unimaginable cruelty during hunts. This is not justifiable in any way. We demand stronger laws and better enforcement to end this disgrace once and for all.