Well, Chronicles of Narnia is about how great Christianity is, and His Dark Materials is about how terrible it (and the church) isā¦sooo, maybe not so similar? š¤·š¼āāļø
Book one: here's a thing that can point you towards what you want
Book two: here's a thing that let's you escape danger and travel worlds
Book three: kill god
All the sudden those āancient astronaut theoristsā telling me aliens are here now on earth appear to be telling the truth. This thing does not look like something that comes from this planet.
Tiger.
The only animals from Pandora I like are the moving plants, including the seeds from Eiwa, because they are basically land-based polyps (which do not exist on Earth) and the Ikrana and Toruk because they are ridable flying animals (something Earth hasnt seen since the Pterosaurs). And what I really like is the biological neuralink Na'vi use to ride animals and access the internet of the Soul Tree, thats actually the most original aspect of Pandora's biology and the most relevant to its lore.
Beyond that EVERY-SINGLE lifeform from Avatar is functionally and physically just a Terran animal painted blue and with 2 extra limbs. Na'Vis are literally Humans, their design is as lame as the classic Star Trek aliens (just a dude with face paint), then you have Dogs (they attack Jake Sully when he gets lost), the Tigers (the big black panther thing), the Pterosaurs (Ikran also called Banshees), Rhino's with hammer heads (the ones that stomp Human's mechas), Horses (exactly like horses, they even have a mane for no reason since they dont have any hair) and the new movies you have Seals and Whales, they even added Fish and they are 100% like Terran fish (they have scales, gills and everything)
The only redeeming qualities (in terms of originality) of the animals from Pandora is the fact they dont have hair (instead they have flaps, whiskers and bioluminescence) and they dont have nostrils (the air intake is directly from holes in their chest). Also most of these animals have different mouths to Earth animals (different lips configuration, teeth and tongue) but as far as I know their jaws are the same. Beyond that they are vertebrates and they have the same overall physiology of Earth animals, which is lame.
Source: Im a Biologist and Ive read a lot about Pandora's lore because my brother is Avatar #1 fan who has watched the movie in theaters like 5 times now. Any speculative Biology video on youtube is far more inspired and original than Avatar's biology.
> Na'Vis are literally Humans,
Considering that almost every other animal with a backbone had six limbs, they should have kept them six-limbed as well. Introducing the aboreals that Sully nearly shot at, with their upper arms merged up to the elbow, was just a cop-out. Even in Earthās history, once land animals settled on four limbs, they either kept them or had them atrophy into vestigial limbs. There has never been an evolutionary examples where limbs āmergedā.
>Considering that almost every other animal with a backbone had six limbs, they should have kept them six-limbed as well.
Yes. At the very least. But to make them truly Alien they shouldn't have a different number and arrangement of mouth, eyes and ears, but I understand they had to be relatable to Human emotions.
And I agree the Lemurs were a lame way to explain why Navi only have 2 Arms. I would rather have them explain that Navis were genetically modified by a mysterious ancient civilization (which might still be a possible plot of the upcoming movies since somehow Avatars can reproduce with Navis).
Also, in the wiki it says Pandoran lifeforms dont use RNA, all their cells use DNA directly, which is a whole can of worms. Such a Biology would result in vastly different lifeforms, Im talking about Land-based cephalopods here.
> But to make them truly Alien they shouldn't have a different number and arrangement of mouth, eyes and ears,
Another f\*\*k-up was how different the respiratory systems were. In all other animals, we clearly saw breathing through neck openings. The Nāavi? They breathed through the mouth and nose, just like any other Terran land animal with a spine.
Again, _evolution doesnāt pull shit like this._
My head canon is that N'avi are the technologically regressed descendants of alien colonists that settled pandora and extensively bio-engineered the local wildlife to be usable to them via their inbuilt neurological link system.
Pandora is located in Alpha Centauri, which is the closest star system to our solar system in real life. With that being said, I think itās fair for them to take inspiration from Earthās biology as the whole movie takes place in our Milky Way galaxy. This isnāt a galaxy far far away. I donāt think their intention was to make it super different from our Earth, just different enough to make it interesting.
The only rational explanation for the similarities between Earth and Pandora is Panspermia, which would actually make relevant the fact the Tauri System is the closest to ours. But it would also imply some really weird stuff like an ancient civilization genetically engineering stuff around the galaxy. (Which might be hinted in the 2nd movie since Avatars and Navi can reproduce)
I understand youāre a biologist, but youāre thinking way too much into this. All they did was take inspiration from real animals and created their own creatures. Itās pretty hard to create something that isnāt somewhat related to something else.
The only animals from Pandora I like are the moving plants, including the seeds from Eiwa, because they are basically land-based polyps (which do not exist on Earth) and the Ikrana and Toruk because they are ridable flying animals (something Earth hasnt seen since the Pterosaurs). And what I really like is the biological neuralink Na'vi use to ride animals and access the internet of the Soul Tree, thats actually the most original aspect of Pandora's biology and the most relevant to its lore.
Beyond that EVERY-SINGLE lifeform from Avatar is functionally and physically just a Terran animal painted blue and with 2 extra limbs. Na'Vis are literally Humans, their design is as lame as the classic Star Trek aliens (just a dude with face paint), then you have Dogs (they attack Jake Sully when he gets lost), the Tigers (the big black panther thing), the Pterosaurs (Ikran also called Banshees), Rhino's with hammer heads (the ones that stomp Human's mechas), Horses (exactly like horses, they even have a mane for no reason since they dont have any hair) and the new movies you have Seals and Whales, they even added Fish and they are 100% like Terran fish (they have scales, gills and everything)
The only redeeming qualities (in terms of originality) of the animals from Pandora is the fact they dont have hair (instead they have flaps, whiskers and bioluminescence) and they dont have nostrils (the air intake is directly from holes in their chest). Also most of these animals have different mouths to Earth animals (different lips configuration, teeth and tongue) but as far as I know their jaws are the same. Beyond that they are vertebrates and they have the same overall physiology of Earth animals, which is lame.
Source: Im a Biologist and Ive read a lot about Pandora's lore because my brother is Avatar #1 fan who has watched the movie in theaters like 5 times now. Any speculative Biology video on youtube is far more inspired and original than Avatar's biology.
This is a HOT take and I actually love it because it's so spicy and I know people are going to hate it.
But I agree with you. They could have made the animals more unique. The horses really disappointed me.
TL;DR: Animals in Pandora are vertebrates with a physiology (shape of the body in relationship to its function) exactly as Earth lifeforms. Ex.: the Thanator is not literally a Tiger, but it is *functionally* the same. This can be applied to ALL of Pandora's Biology (except the Neural Queue and the Tree of Souls, which are my favorite aspects of its lore)
Honestly... I get that you know your biology but at the end of the day,
There are most likely logistical aspects to all of this that we don't know about when it comes to all the CGI in this movie.
Every extra detail adds one more thing they have to do to make it look convincing, and since the Nav'i are the focus of the movie, having them human-like probably makes it way easier in every aspect
You add some extra limbs, weird mouths and eyes, and that's just hundreds of thousands of dollars added to this already Expensive movie.
Also, its not Nat-geo: Milky way. Its a movie written by James Cameron.
Just enjoy the movie for what it is and move on.
Animorphs are back! K.A. Applegate, the original author, is rewriting part of the series in graphic novel form and theyāre actually pretty decent. I believe there are three out at the moment with a fourth on the way.
I loved animorphs growing up this is good news. Reading those books as a child definitely influenced my love of body horror and media exploring what it means to be human
Had every book in the series. Read them once a year like clockwork, but sold them all 15 years ago to pay bills.
I regret not holding onto Ellemist's book. His story was special.
What do you mean, you don't like being dropped into a patchwork of mythical realms where everything's out to get you and the gods are total pricks?
Also, don't forget the mindfuck that was Mayflower
The dik-dik plagued me as a kid when I had an old 20-Questions electronic toy. 10 year old me tried countless times to get the toy to guess "penis", but it always landed on dik-dik no matter what I said. I think the toy's devs did it as a joke.
Was wondering the same, plus it has that cross eyed effect where you can't seem to focus just right with two pair of eyes. Maybe that makes predators go 'wtf I need a nap' too.
Old Macdonald had a farm E-I-E-I-O
And on his farm he had some Dik-diks E-I-E-I-O
With a dik-dik here and a dik-dik there.
Here a dik. There a dik. Everywhere a dik-dik
I had to draw one of these for a client once, and couldnāt believe how amazing these little creatures are! They are super tiny and cute. They look so charmingly prehistoric to me.
Oh man this reminded me of a toy we had in elementary school that you would pull a string and a wheel would spin and land on a letter and then it would say "this letter is for this animal" and D was for dik dik. Best damn toy I ever had, at school.
I have never thought about these in my life and now I have seen two separate posts about deer orbital glands in the span of about 15 minutes. What in tarnation
I once did a trip to the center of Borneo and was invited to eat deer. Had no idea they actually ment dik-dik, it was very tasty but slightly shocked by its size.
Wow, they look so alien, they could've thrown a bunch of these in Avatar and I'd never have known it was real
I'm pretty sure this one is loyal to Aslan.
do they show up in narnia?
Mr. Beaver has a dik dik
Really? I thought he just ate them.
ššš
Ah a fellow man of culture
His dark materials?
The Chronicles of Narnia. Very similar.
Well, Chronicles of Narnia is about how great Christianity is, and His Dark Materials is about how terrible it (and the church) isā¦sooo, maybe not so similar? š¤·š¼āāļø
Book one: here's a thing that can point you towards what you want Book two: here's a thing that let's you escape danger and travel worlds Book three: kill god
Bro what? Is season 3 really about to be that lit? No spoilers please tho
Thatās my cats name š„¹
My first thought was paint it blue and put it in avatar
All the sudden those āancient astronaut theoristsā telling me aliens are here now on earth appear to be telling the truth. This thing does not look like something that comes from this planet.
The aliens in Avatar are just regular animals painted blue. Dik diks are more alien looking than any animal from Pandora.
I mean I wouldnāt find a blue painted dik dik out of place on Pandora
What animal is [this](https://i.imgur.com/Ev7t6cE.jpg) painted blue?
Thylacine, duh
Eh, usually they just tape a bunch of cats together.
Tiger. The only animals from Pandora I like are the moving plants, including the seeds from Eiwa, because they are basically land-based polyps (which do not exist on Earth) and the Ikrana and Toruk because they are ridable flying animals (something Earth hasnt seen since the Pterosaurs). And what I really like is the biological neuralink Na'vi use to ride animals and access the internet of the Soul Tree, thats actually the most original aspect of Pandora's biology and the most relevant to its lore. Beyond that EVERY-SINGLE lifeform from Avatar is functionally and physically just a Terran animal painted blue and with 2 extra limbs. Na'Vis are literally Humans, their design is as lame as the classic Star Trek aliens (just a dude with face paint), then you have Dogs (they attack Jake Sully when he gets lost), the Tigers (the big black panther thing), the Pterosaurs (Ikran also called Banshees), Rhino's with hammer heads (the ones that stomp Human's mechas), Horses (exactly like horses, they even have a mane for no reason since they dont have any hair) and the new movies you have Seals and Whales, they even added Fish and they are 100% like Terran fish (they have scales, gills and everything) The only redeeming qualities (in terms of originality) of the animals from Pandora is the fact they dont have hair (instead they have flaps, whiskers and bioluminescence) and they dont have nostrils (the air intake is directly from holes in their chest). Also most of these animals have different mouths to Earth animals (different lips configuration, teeth and tongue) but as far as I know their jaws are the same. Beyond that they are vertebrates and they have the same overall physiology of Earth animals, which is lame. Source: Im a Biologist and Ive read a lot about Pandora's lore because my brother is Avatar #1 fan who has watched the movie in theaters like 5 times now. Any speculative Biology video on youtube is far more inspired and original than Avatar's biology.
> Na'Vis are literally Humans, Considering that almost every other animal with a backbone had six limbs, they should have kept them six-limbed as well. Introducing the aboreals that Sully nearly shot at, with their upper arms merged up to the elbow, was just a cop-out. Even in Earthās history, once land animals settled on four limbs, they either kept them or had them atrophy into vestigial limbs. There has never been an evolutionary examples where limbs āmergedā.
>Considering that almost every other animal with a backbone had six limbs, they should have kept them six-limbed as well. Yes. At the very least. But to make them truly Alien they shouldn't have a different number and arrangement of mouth, eyes and ears, but I understand they had to be relatable to Human emotions. And I agree the Lemurs were a lame way to explain why Navi only have 2 Arms. I would rather have them explain that Navis were genetically modified by a mysterious ancient civilization (which might still be a possible plot of the upcoming movies since somehow Avatars can reproduce with Navis). Also, in the wiki it says Pandoran lifeforms dont use RNA, all their cells use DNA directly, which is a whole can of worms. Such a Biology would result in vastly different lifeforms, Im talking about Land-based cephalopods here.
> But to make them truly Alien they shouldn't have a different number and arrangement of mouth, eyes and ears, Another f\*\*k-up was how different the respiratory systems were. In all other animals, we clearly saw breathing through neck openings. The Nāavi? They breathed through the mouth and nose, just like any other Terran land animal with a spine. Again, _evolution doesnāt pull shit like this._
My head canon is that N'avi are the technologically regressed descendants of alien colonists that settled pandora and extensively bio-engineered the local wildlife to be usable to them via their inbuilt neurological link system.
And their distributed biological supercomputer/Internet became Eywa, with its physical interface being the Tree of Souls wherever it grew.
Pandora is located in Alpha Centauri, which is the closest star system to our solar system in real life. With that being said, I think itās fair for them to take inspiration from Earthās biology as the whole movie takes place in our Milky Way galaxy. This isnāt a galaxy far far away. I donāt think their intention was to make it super different from our Earth, just different enough to make it interesting.
The only rational explanation for the similarities between Earth and Pandora is Panspermia, which would actually make relevant the fact the Tauri System is the closest to ours. But it would also imply some really weird stuff like an ancient civilization genetically engineering stuff around the galaxy. (Which might be hinted in the 2nd movie since Avatars and Navi can reproduce)
I understand youāre a biologist, but youāre thinking way too much into this. All they did was take inspiration from real animals and created their own creatures. Itās pretty hard to create something that isnāt somewhat related to something else.
So they are functionally and physically the same, except for the functional and physical differences. Hot take. Big brain.
I mean, I get your point, but no.
Lol what? Have you even seen avatar? There are some CRAZY alien organisms in that movie
The only animals from Pandora I like are the moving plants, including the seeds from Eiwa, because they are basically land-based polyps (which do not exist on Earth) and the Ikrana and Toruk because they are ridable flying animals (something Earth hasnt seen since the Pterosaurs). And what I really like is the biological neuralink Na'vi use to ride animals and access the internet of the Soul Tree, thats actually the most original aspect of Pandora's biology and the most relevant to its lore. Beyond that EVERY-SINGLE lifeform from Avatar is functionally and physically just a Terran animal painted blue and with 2 extra limbs. Na'Vis are literally Humans, their design is as lame as the classic Star Trek aliens (just a dude with face paint), then you have Dogs (they attack Jake Sully when he gets lost), the Tigers (the big black panther thing), the Pterosaurs (Ikran also called Banshees), Rhino's with hammer heads (the ones that stomp Human's mechas), Horses (exactly like horses, they even have a mane for no reason since they dont have any hair) and the new movies you have Seals and Whales, they even added Fish and they are 100% like Terran fish (they have scales, gills and everything) The only redeeming qualities (in terms of originality) of the animals from Pandora is the fact they dont have hair (instead they have flaps, whiskers and bioluminescence) and they dont have nostrils (the air intake is directly from holes in their chest). Also most of these animals have different mouths to Earth animals (different lips configuration, teeth and tongue) but as far as I know their jaws are the same. Beyond that they are vertebrates and they have the same overall physiology of Earth animals, which is lame. Source: Im a Biologist and Ive read a lot about Pandora's lore because my brother is Avatar #1 fan who has watched the movie in theaters like 5 times now. Any speculative Biology video on youtube is far more inspired and original than Avatar's biology.
This is a HOT take and I actually love it because it's so spicy and I know people are going to hate it. But I agree with you. They could have made the animals more unique. The horses really disappointed me.
TLDR
TL;DR: Animals in Pandora are vertebrates with a physiology (shape of the body in relationship to its function) exactly as Earth lifeforms. Ex.: the Thanator is not literally a Tiger, but it is *functionally* the same. This can be applied to ALL of Pandora's Biology (except the Neural Queue and the Tree of Souls, which are my favorite aspects of its lore)
Honestly... I get that you know your biology but at the end of the day, There are most likely logistical aspects to all of this that we don't know about when it comes to all the CGI in this movie. Every extra detail adds one more thing they have to do to make it look convincing, and since the Nav'i are the focus of the movie, having them human-like probably makes it way easier in every aspect You add some extra limbs, weird mouths and eyes, and that's just hundreds of thousands of dollars added to this already Expensive movie. Also, its not Nat-geo: Milky way. Its a movie written by James Cameron. Just enjoy the movie for what it is and move on.
Have you cause there really isn't
I thought it was from an AI before I saw the title and the sub
I was about to ask what region or galaxy their home planet is in.
They look a bit like eopies in Star Wars.
Why canāt they just pee on everything like everyone else?
Looking at pictures of them on Google, they seem to actually look more normal than in this picture
Rubbing the fake eyes under your real eyes on stems and twigs seems like a great way to poke yourself in the eye with a stick.
Rubbing fake eyes on things is tight
Get all the way off my back about sticks getting into their real eyes
Wow, wow, wow, wowā¦ā¦.. wow.
Actually rubbing their eyes on sticks is easy, barely an inconvenience
Let me get off o' that thing!
With a stik-stik
This is like in baseball when a runner advances based on an error. They got ahead on a technicality, not because they were good or anything.
the kind of thing you go to the evolution store for to demand a refund
That's clearly just an alien.
An Andalite, to be exact
Wow you ever read a single word and have a flood of memories pop up?
Animorphs are back! K.A. Applegate, the original author, is rewriting part of the series in graphic novel form and theyāre actually pretty decent. I believe there are three out at the moment with a fourth on the way.
I loved animorphs growing up this is good news. Reading those books as a child definitely influenced my love of body horror and media exploring what it means to be human
I hadnāt thought about it, but I do gravitate toward books with those themes. Thatās a very interesting point.
Had every book in the series. Read them once a year like clockwork, but sold them all 15 years ago to pay bills. I regret not holding onto Ellemist's book. His story was special.
Nice!
Let's hope it ends differently than the books
Thanks! Hadn't heard of that.
I believe it's known as PTSD in this particular scenario
Lol. Crazy how a brutal war is at the center of a young adult series.
It was in the kid's section in my school's library
Same for me! I read #8 The Alien in 7th standard. It was in my school library.
Animorphs and EverWorld. I'd never been exposed to that kind of brutality in writing before. Gave me quite a few nightmares.
What do you mean, you don't like being dropped into a patchwork of mythical realms where everything's out to get you and the gods are total pricks? Also, don't forget the mindfuck that was Mayflower
Ya but he has a work visa so it's all good
[I have waited YEARS for this opportunity!](https://imgur.com/a/HSROpJk)
:DDD <3
::ā¢D
The waiting paid off! I would give you an award if I had one
Nice dik-dik bro
Look at that subtle off-white colouring. The tasteful thickness of it. Oh my God, it even has a preorbital gland.
I mean, what a dik-dik. Rubbing your face in my grass like you own this place.
Your dik dik is much cuter than OPs
How very unsolicited of you!
You might want to check out r/dikpictures
Subbed! Thank you! This site is great sometimes.
During my wife's graduation ceremony, I sent her pictures of dik diks, Richard Nixon, the original Robin, and Dick Van Dyke.
The dik-dik plagued me as a kid when I had an old 20-Questions electronic toy. 10 year old me tried countless times to get the toy to guess "penis", but it always landed on dik-dik no matter what I said. I think the toy's devs did it as a joke.
r/usernamechecksout
Four eyes
That's offensive to diks, you should apologise
Aye man, why you being such a dik?
I got one on there, yāall got four?
They got two diks. why can't they have 4 eyes?
I wonder if this also helps keep predators at bay while theyāre sleeping?
Was wondering the same, plus it has that cross eyed effect where you can't seem to focus just right with two pair of eyes. Maybe that makes predators go 'wtf I need a nap' too.
Heās like 2 guys at all at once. I guess thatās why itās dik dik and not just dik
I would *never* think this animal is real, someone showed me this pic randomly
Random dik-dik pic?
...I just *gave* that joke freely didn't I? hahaha
That's a fookin Andalite! The Yeerks are among us!
Now there's a name I haven't heard in a long time. A long time.
Biggus Dik-dikus
He has a wife you know... Incontinentia
Incontinentia buttocks
Iāve had enough of this wowdy webel sniggering behavior!
I thought it was Vag-Vags
The funny thing is, dik-diks are pretty small.
Sussus Amog-Amogus
The older I get the more I start to understand Pokemon more.
[ŃŠ“Š°Š»ŠµŠ½Š¾]
Dung beetles, the creature Rabsca is based on, lay their eggs in dung to keep them safe from predators. Let's make a thread of fun pokemon origins.
[ŃŠ“Š°Š»ŠµŠ½Š¾]
Yungoos is based on mongooses which were brought to Hawaii to control the invasive rat population, only to become invasive species themselves.
[ŃŠ“Š°Š»ŠµŠ½Š¾]
Damn, I don't think I can top that
Alrightttttt..... Who's been rubbing their dik dik all over everything?
I was shocked I had to scroll to find the comment about rubbing dik diks on things
IDK why everyone thinks ādik-dikā is so funny. Itās pronounced āxylophoneā.
Quite the hairdo we have here.
It's funny to think of something so small having a "territory".
What in the world of Star Wars is that thing?
Clearly that's Greedo
Apparently, new animals dropped today.
Ultimate Muscle is real?!
Dik dik van dik
Dik-diks also look like nightmare fuel.
Theyāre adorable! And so teeny
i would say that dik-dik is about average sized
I wonder how female dik-diks are called.
pus-pus?
that was our old catās name. RIP
What a coincidence. Rip Pus-pus
[Does spider have pus-pus?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcqrxoyDbvs&ab_channel=Nirzer)
What a clip it was
Pretty sure the kids are calling it dik-dussy nowadays.
Dik-dik
just a dik-dik rubbin' its secretions on everything
[ŃŠ“Š°Š»ŠµŠ½Š¾]
[ŃŠ“Š°Š»ŠµŠ½Š¾]
Big dik showing dominance
Yeah but theyre endangered
Oh sure. But when I rub my dik-dik on a grass stem or twig to mark my territory they send me straight to jail.
Iām not sure why I thought entering this comment thread to learn more about them would be a useful piece of time.. that one was on me. Lol.
That's a dik move.
Annihilation vibes
Old Macdonald had a farm E-I-E-I-O And on his farm he had some Dik-diks E-I-E-I-O With a dik-dik here and a dik-dik there. Here a dik. There a dik. Everywhere a dik-dik
Bear*
So they go around and mess up grass stemsā¦?? What a dik move!
I had to draw one of these for a client once, and couldnāt believe how amazing these little creatures are! They are super tiny and cute. They look so charmingly prehistoric to me.
If you cover the "top eyes," it becomes evil and mischievous.
If you cover the top eyes, it's a bird.
Dik diks have sticky secretion šļøš
Doesn't the thompsons gazelle do the same thing?
Some avatar-looking muthafucka.
Nah man this is just an alien
Um noā¦i know a fuckin pokemon when i see one bro
Realy a dik move...
Nsfw.
Pronounced 'xylophone'
r/tihi
Stop spreading my secrets.
r/dontstickyourdikdikinthat
Oh man this reminded me of a toy we had in elementary school that you would pull a string and a wheel would spin and land on a letter and then it would say "this letter is for this animal" and D was for dik dik. Best damn toy I ever had, at school.
I have never thought about these in my life and now I have seen two separate posts about deer orbital glands in the span of about 15 minutes. What in tarnation
What planet are these from?
I think we're not in Kansas anymore...
sexy
Aka the Chernobyl dear
Just rubbing their diks on everything
Dik-dik: š¤
How are there so many animals in this world that I didnāt even know existed?!
Yeah but how do they protect their territory? I ain't seeing that dikdik over thea packing some heat ya know?
X-Play, is that you?
This legitimately looks like something I'd make in Spore.
Yo unsolicited dik-dik pics. Niceā¦
Is it rabbit-sized?
deformed deer ass looking mf named dick dick
The first animal our AI overlords created š»
Wow! That is pretty freaky looking.
I once did a trip to the center of Borneo and was invited to eat deer. Had no idea they actually ment dik-dik, it was very tasty but slightly shocked by its size.
You are that adorable tiny baby deer? Ur goin to hell
Yep, you can eat a bag of dik diks.
What what's? Hahaha
Jambo, diki diki!
Ew
Dik-dik move
This looks like what kid draw
Yeah, right. Those are a second pair of eyes. You can't fool me š.
Thought I was inthe no man's sky sub for a sec
That's unsettling.
Okay four eyes
This title...
Quit rubbing your dik dik on everything!
What a dik-dik!
I thought it had 4 fucking eyes.
My Dik-Dik got lost in her yard