I’m not sure how to describe an entire photoset of an animal with an inscrutable expression, but… suffice it to say that it is a greyish-reddish fox on a scrubby Tibetan plateau (according to my researchings on Wikipedia). But it also has a round, deadpan face with perpetually narrowed eyes. Unlike the Pallas cat, it seems more unamused than grarrly. The Tibetan sand fox is the Daria of foxes.
This fox is just continually unimpressed with everything you have to offer.
what is the evolutionary perk to having a face like that god damn
Bigger predators leave you alone because they can’t stand the mockery and non-verbal put-downs
omg Tibetan foxes are the best
i feel like @cleolinda should see this
(Source: rubyvroom, via edencomplex)
Football sign - of massive pneumoperitoneum on a supine abdominal radiograph. Normally the margins of the abdominal cavity are only faintly visible due to the density difference between intraperitoneal fat and the abdominal wall. However in the setting of pneumoperitoneum, air makes the outline of the distended abdominal cavity extremely distinct and somewhat football-shaped. Sometimes the falciform ligament is outlined centrally like the football’s seam. The sign is most frequently seen in infants with advanced necrotising enterocolitis (as was the case above) but may be seen with any cause of free gas.
Note: Radiopaedia.org was founded in Australia hence the Aussie rules football!
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