u/FreddyHof

I feel like the picture does it justice but just as some background, the author of the post is a marine biologist and she is well known in the Orca loving community. Some guy commented on her post trying to be all 'Uhm actually' 🤓👆and calling her beyond stupid.

I thought she handled it really well. She wasn't mean in her answer, but also made it clear she didn't tolerate disrespect.

Green in the commenter,
Pink/purple is the author

There was a post with a bison walking super close to the edge of a spring, and I said 'So we were all worried, right?' In the comments. A bunch of people liked it, and some replied saying they thought the same as me.

Then this guy commented. I changed his pfp to a purple circle and mine to a yellow.

I'm not sure if it will let me add the images, I'll try. But I'll also copy and paste the comments either way

🟣 no. Wild animals know how to deal with nature. That's a natural landscape not man made so bison knew exactly what to do.

🟡 Bison fall in and die in springs all the time

🟣 they literally don't. There's zero evidence of this. 😂

🟡 Quote: "Michael Poland, scientist-in-charge at the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory and a geologist with the U.S. Geological Survey, told CBS News on Friday it is not unprecedented that animals fall into hot springs. He said scientists have found skeletons at hot springs around the park, many of which are in the backcountry, not visited by tourists.
"There is one pool (in the Lower Geyser Basin) called Skeleton Pool," he said.
"What made this a little bit different is that it happened in summer, during the day, at one of the most popular tourist areas in the whole park."'"
Here's the link of a bison falling in in front of hundreds of people
https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/
yellowstone-national-park-bison-hot-spring-grand-prismatic-spring/ Google isn't that hard to use. I also work for the national park service and have plenty of coworkers that have worked for Yellowstone and I have bison in my park.

🟣 "google" that's how you know you're sources aren't credible at all 😂

🟡 I literally have a picture that I took of bison meat in a spring. That's a lot more than zero evidence. Google may not be the best source, what source do you have that says they don't fall in?

I feel like I provided him with a source and he just dismissed it and treated me like an idiot. I'm not super upset or anything, just wondering if I did something wrong that I need to change in the future I guess.

I just made a post on Stardew Valley Expanding sub, and I got some answers over there.

But I'm an artist, and I've been drawing some different art for the portraits and stuff. (I'll include some Haley ones since they're the most recent)

I can program... but I don't exactly like to. Would anyone like to work together on a Stardew mod? They could do some programming and I could do some art?

Or can anyone point me in the right direction to where I would look?

Spring Haley, Summer Haley, and Ginger Island Haley

So recently I've been making lots of Stardew art. Mostly seasonal portraits and stuff. But it got me thinking about how cool it would be to work on a team with people who are making these big mods.

But then I was like 'Do they even have teams???' Just curious how they go about things!

Here's some of my recent art just for fun. Spring outfit, then summer, and then a Ginger island one. I always have messy hair after I swim haha.

Edit: Also how would I go about joining one of these teams?