These ten ducklings were found orphaned and they were brought to a pet duck called Stella who had just hatched nine of her own two weeks prior. She immediately claimed the ten as her own.
being alive is like: you want to go home. you don’t know where home is. you want to go home. you don’t know where home is. you want to go home. you haven’t known for a long time. you want to go home but you don’t know where you’d go. you want to go home you want to go home you want to go home
Imagine being brainwashed to the point that you unironically believe this is art and it has value.
the point is supporting your children you bitter fuck.
Imagine making a comment about ‘art’ and its ‘value’, when you clearly have a very limited understanding about what both of those words mean.
Imagine being so brainwashed by capitalism that you look at an adorable baby making beautiful art and immediately thinking “I VALUE THIS AT ZERO POINT ZERO DOLLARS”
As someone who was raised by (one of my 2) parents who said stuff like “I don’t want to hang onto all your crappy little craft projects” and literally threw my work in the garbage in front of me, might I suggest to @punishedbystander up there that there’s a LOT MORE HARM that comes from having YOUR attitude about children’s works of art than Ryan Dalton’s.
People really out there thinking elk are an endagered species or some shit🤨
White settlers really are just like “I’m going to kill all of the large game off and ruin its habitat and replace it with cattle and huge swaths of monoculture farm land thats surrounded in barbed wire”
And then look around at a lack of elk and be like “wolves did this”
Not to mention there’s somewhere between 1 to 1.2 million elk in the US (between 4 species). Meanwhile wolves are sitting somewhere around 18,000 with the majority (2/3rds) of that being up in Alaska.
Couldn’t possibly be the cattle, unrealistic expectations, pollution, habitat segmentation, disrupted migration routes, or farming. That’s just silly. Must be wolves.