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Artful Resin 

Artful Resin creates swirling beauty from vibrant colors of resin that are punctuated with wood accents. Their most popular items are their pendant necklaces that take inspiration from the Northern Lights, the ocean, and more. With the addition of wood, each piece looks like a miniature landscape you can wear around your neck, on your finger, or as a cork for your favorite bottle of wine. (Source)

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This process is known as Guttation. It’s when some plants expel water due to root pressure. (Source)

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By using a camera and computer vision software it is possible to make a fish control a robot car over land. By swimming towards an interesting object, the fish can explore the world beyond the limits of his tank. Via Studio diip

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SpaceX Falcon 9 taking off above downtown LA. Taken by @emerictimelapse

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On October 3, 1849, Edgar Allan Poe was found delirious and in distress on the streets of Baltimore. He died 4 days later on October 7. Adding to the mystery of Poe’s death, a visitor affectionately known as the Poe Toaster paid homage to Poe’s grave annually beginning in 1949 with 3 red roses and a bottle of cognac. As the tradition carried on for more than 60 years, it is likely that the Poe Toaster was actually several individuals.

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This tiger has emerged from a cooling mud bath at Manas National Park in India. Researchers can identify individual tigers based on their unique array of stripes.

Credit: WWF-India. Courtesy of “Candid Creatures: How Camera Traps Reveal the Mysteries of Nature,” by Roland Kays (May 2016, Johns Hopkins University Press)

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This sheep from New Zealand ran away and hid in a cave just to avoid shearing. When it was found after 6 years, it looked like this.

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GARLIC BEEF AND BROCCOLI NOODLES

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Easy Pigs in a Blanket

Recipe: https://onepotrecipes.com/pigs-in-a-blanket-recipe/

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Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookie Sticks for Dunking

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Twice Baked Potatoes made with russet potatoes, cheddar cheese, sour cream, and bacon are creamy on the inside and crispy on the outside, and incredibly EASY to prepare!

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CT scans of a 30-year old calcified fetus inside the uterus of a 73-year old woman

This phenomenon is called Lithopedion, which means “stone baby”. It occurs after an abnormal pregnancy and death of the fetus, when for some reason it is retained by the mother’s body. The fetus is too big to be reabsorbed, so it gets calcified by the mother’s body, to shield her from the dead tissue. This is extremely rare (Source)

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I am actually in tears. So so sad.

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An astonishing underwater picture has captured the moment a sealion takes a massive chunk out of an ocean sunfish. It attacked the fish, which is also known as a ‘mola mola’ around 12 miles off the coast of San Diego, California. Wildlife photographer Richard Herrmann pictured the seal ripping the flesh from the fish. 

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From @pisco_cat: “I lit up like a Christmas tree🎄” #catsofinstagram [source: https://ift.tt/2SEPQEz ]

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Honey Sesame Chicken {Instant Pot}

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Deep in the oceans of the southern hemisphere exist 60-foot long tubular creatures that undulate through the water. They’re called pyrosomes. A pyrosome is actually a colony of zooids, a kind of marine invertebrates only about half an inch long.

A pyrosome colony is shaped like a giant tube, closed to a point on one end (this is the front end) and open on the other end (the back end), sometimes with a tail poking out. The walls of this tube are the colony — the individuals (clones) are embedded in a gelatinous material. Their mouths face outwards from the tube, giving them easy access to take in water. They pass that water through their “stomachs” to filter out anything edible, namely plankton, then squirt the filtered water out their other side into the space within the tube. 

This action of sucking in and spitting out water not only helps the colony keep its shape, it’s how the colony moves. This tube is constantly moving, albeit extremely slowly. So while they look completely terrifying, pyrosomes are innocuous and delicate; a gentle wave carries enough force to tear one apart. (Source)

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