Siren Squad Gaming

07/06/2022

A beautiful mermaid Serenity

Created by tiffanymarsou on deviantart

https://www.deviantart.com/tiffanymarsou/art/Serenity-Mermaid-917849156

🌙✴👑Neo Queen Serenity 👑✴🌙

27/05/2022

12/03/2022

A friendly reminder! 💙🐾🐾

08/03/2022

I partnered with illustrator Hajra Mazhar to publish my first children's book! Learn why glitter is not ideal - especially for pools right on the beach, like a lot of our local hotels - as well as get a recipe to make your own environmentally friendly alternative!

Purchase a paperback on Lulu or an eBook on Amazon!

Paperback: https://www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/tasha-haight-and-hajra-mazhar/glitter-is-not-the-winner/paperback/product-nekkyw.html?page=1&pageSize=4

E-book:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09RRQ3X3Z

26/02/2022

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26/01/2022

Follow our Youngbloods Of The Scene playlist: https://spoti.fi/2Rcdee7

24/12/2021

13/12/2021

Mermaid ginger house 🧜‍♀️

09/12/2021

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24/11/2021

08/11/2021

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01/09/2021

« Sea Sorceress » By Tania Podolskaia

https://www.artstation.com/tanyapodolskaia

13/08/2021

Do it 🖤

13/08/2021

I LOVE my hip dips. 😍 we are bad like 🖤

Mermaidgang.com 🧜🏽‍♀️🌊

12/08/2021

Vibes 🖤

« The Melancholy Mermaid » by Ken Bishop

https://www.artstation.com/kenbishopart

12/08/2021

Look how pretty!

11/08/2021

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Siren 🌙🐟💀
(Music : Akiko Shikata - Siren 志方あきこ)
Trying to catch up the last days of , hope to finish a couple more pieces before May is over 🙌

10/08/2021

Major Siren Vibes 🖤🖤🖤

Now this is taking your love for Halloween to the next level!! Instead of painting their pool blue, people are actually painting their pools red to turn them into 'Dracula's Hot Tub' and now I

05/08/2021

So pretty! 😍

Rainbowfish #8 🌈

03/08/2021

How pretty!!!

15/07/2021

Vampire Siren Goals! 😍

The Brides of Dracula | Van Helsing (2004)

26/05/2021

Around the world, fishermen use low-cost nets that sit like fences on coastal seafloors. Known as set gill nets, this type of gear is highly effective at catching fish when the mesh snags them by their gills. But gill nets also catch a host of other species by mistake.

In California, decades of commercial sea bass and halibut fishing killed thousands of other coastal animals (as many as 300 harbor porpoises per year may have been killed!). Outraged by the deaths of sea otters and diving seabirds, voters in the state banned many of the nets from near-coastal waters starting in 1994.

The harbor porpoise, which is actually one of the smallest toothed whales on Earth, is a very secretive animal and difficult for marine biologists to count, but there has been such a marked increase that success is obvious.

The rebound could almost be considered an understatement. Since the bans were introduced, harbor porpoise populations have added about 8,200 new members, in Monterrey Bay, Morro Bay, Santa Barbara, and the San Francisco and Russian River systems.

It’s a significant triumph for the hidden marine mammal, which in Morro Bay alone grew from 570 individuals in 1990 to more than 4,000 in 2012 (a seven fold increase!).

"Harbor porpoises show that if you stop killing them, thank you, they can return. That they're capable of recovering," Karin Forney, a research biologist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, said. "They have a resilience and they will rebound if we just let them."

Source: LA Times

https://www.latimes.com/projects/porpoise-rebound-after-california-ban-gill-fishing-nets/

13/05/2021

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-Nerdfather of Nerdtopia

24/04/2021

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