[trean362]

Feed the animals

[marble]

Well, at least she's still smiling...

[wmSgt]

She was shot in every joint in her body?
Elbows, knees, hips/pelvis?

[Icybluegrrl]

Originally Posted by uknews ↗

I can't make out what that is near her shorts on her leg? An injury? Or something sticking out of her?

Looks like tendons, ligaments, abductor muscle and other various squishy things.

[icehole]

what kind of animals only eat eyes??

[Amalgam]

Originally Posted by icehole ↗

what kind of animals only eat eyes??

Many

Crows for example and other smaller scavengers usually go for soft spots that are quick and easy to tear or pull apart before bigger scavengers come by

Generations of genetics and instincts that have been bred within certain species to obtain the most resources given their particular circumstance or context of situation for personal survival and benefit.

Humans do things on a similar level in principal in a metaphorical or macro/micro level parallelism of situations to other humans or living beings. But that's for another abstract debate on existence and human nature or rather simply "nature as a whole" since adding the word human seems a bit too personalized and egotistical due to our innate arrogance that is in no way unique to just humans as a species.

Animals are quite capable of many levels of thoughts and wills themselves that are just the same as ours in perception and actions.

The ideas of predation, scavengers, parasites and all other "roles " exhibited in nature are ever present even in our technological toy filled society that offers convenience to distract ourselves from seeing the simplicity of the world for what it really is and what it always has been despite the tests of time.

The unbending universal laws by which all things are bound.

Fuck...smoked too much.

[winvens]

Originally Posted by Amalgam ↗

Many

Crows for example and other smaller scavengers usually go for soft spots that are quick and easy to tear or pull apart before bigger scavengers come by

Generations of genetics and instincts that have been bred within certain species to obtain the most resources given their particular circumstance or context of situation for personal survival and benefit.

Humans do things on a similar level in principal in a metaphorical or macro/micro level parallelism of situations to other humans or living beings. But that's for another abstract debate on existence and human nature or rather simply "nature as a whole" since adding the word human seems a bit too personalized and egotistical due to our innate arrogance that is in no way unique to just humans as a species.

Animals are quite capable of many levels of thoughts and wills themselves that are just the same as ours in perception and actions.

The ideas of predation, scavengers, parasites and all other "roles " exhibited in nature are ever present even in our technological toy filled society that offers convenience to distract ourselves from seeing the simplicity of the world for what it really is and what it always has been despite the tests of time.

The unbending universal laws by which all things are bound.

Fuck...smoked too much.

Can I buy some weed from you?

Seriously though, RIP to that poor kid.

[Suicide_Note]

Originally Posted by marble ↗

Well, at least she's still smiling...

Always look on the bright side of life.

[icehole]

Originally Posted by Amalgam ↗

Many

Crows for example and other smaller scavengers usually go for soft spots that are quick and easy to tear or pull apart before bigger scavengers come by

Generations of genetics and instincts that have been bred within certain species to obtain the most resources given their particular circumstance or context of situation for personal survival and benefit.

Humans do things on a similar level in principal in a metaphorical or macro/micro level parallelism of situations to other humans or living beings. But that's for another abstract debate on existence and human nature or rather simply "nature as a whole" since adding the word human seems a bit too personalized and egotistical due to our innate arrogance that is in no way unique to just humans as a species.

Animals are quite capable of many levels of thoughts and wills themselves that are just the same as ours in perception and actions.

The ideas of predation, scavengers, parasites and all other "roles " exhibited in nature are ever present even in our technological toy filled society that offers convenience to distract ourselves from seeing the simplicity of the world for what it really is and what it always has been despite the tests of time.

The unbending universal laws by which all things are bound.

Fuck...smoked too much.

Wow, damn
I feel like I'm in quora
You write well and seem had extended knowledge
Thanks for the explanation

[marble]

Originally Posted by icehole ↗

what kind of animals only eat eyes??

Wicked ones.