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Estímulos. Lo que sorprenda, de risa, felicidad, intrigue, o simplemente guste.

[pangeen]

“ Cuckoo bee “ // rewilding suburbia

Thyreus waroonensis in search of amegilla nesting burrows

Music:  Gibran Alcocer - Idea 22

[life-on-our-planet]

Playtime for young kea birds! There’s a benefit to this apparently carefree behavior. It helps establish long-lasting relationships between the youngsters and even diffuses tension. David Attenborough | BBC Earth

[everythingfox]

This is so dramatic

[socialistmodernism]

Olympic mascot Mishka (1980) on an apartment block in Osh, Kyrgystan. © BACU https://www.instagram.com/p/CQlYulAHYVH/?utm_medium=tumblr

[itscolossal]

Check Out Copenhill, the Snow-Free Ski Hill and Climbing Wall Atop a Copenhagen Power Plant

[itscolossal]

Through a Blur of Migratory Birds, Photographer Sankar Sridhar Captures the Rituals of the Yamuna River

[gifsboom]

Dog and Squirrel Play Chase Around a Tree. [video]

[ViralHog]

[nythil-mahariel-grey-warden-dea]

[kickass-humor-blog]

If those eyes are jigglin gtfo

[birdandmoon]

Four reasons to care about Beaked Whales, AKA the best whales.

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[itscolossal]

‘The Weaving Project’ Invites Visitors to Climb Inside a Massive Installation Formed From Nearly 10,000 Feet of Rope

[itscolossal]

Dramatically Sweeping Dresses by Pierpaolo Piccioli Resemble Classic Winter Puffer Coats

[tastefullyoffensive]

Fruit Helmuts [weibo]

[apegate]

Lo mejor que verás hoy... ❤️

[incidentalcomics]

[sdzoo]

Does that new Tumblr ban apply to sand puppies? Asking for a few hairless friends…

[tastefullyoffensive]

(via hbarinsky)

[zsl-edge-of-existence]

There has been much speculation as to the purpose of the sawfish’s saw.  Speculation was that they were used to literally saw chunks of meat from large prey such as whales or dolphins.  In fact, the saw is lined with thousands of sensory organs that allow the sawfish to detect the electric fields emitted by living creatures, thus helping them track prey.  Once a fish is detected, the sawfish will strike the prey with a sideways slash of the saw, stunning it, or else use the saw to pin it to the sea floor.  While the saw is not used specifically to cut prey, a fish may be sliced in half by a particularly vigorous swipe.  The saw is also used to defend the sawfish against large predators such as sharks, or in battles with rivals.  

In contrast to stories of sawfish cutting through the bottom of boats or sawing humans in half, sawfish are known to be docile and harmless animals when left undisturbed.

[mymodernmet]

Older Versions of Hokusai’s ‘Great Wave’ Show Its Surprising Evolution Over Time