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Monterey Bay Aquarium

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Sweet Seals For You, Always
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One Nice Bug Per Day
The Stonewall Inn
Show & Tell

Love Begins
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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when your uncle gets the christmas pudding to a sustainable boil and it smells like straight up skeletons
how the fuck is this #solarpunk
the pudding contains a biological element
Jewels of the deep by artist Edward Julius Detmold
Philip K Dick-esque essay, "What it's like to suddenly start completely believing in God" by Lydia Laurenson (the lady who was briefly engaged to Curtis Yarvin)
In fourteen Eskimo groups outside of East and South Greenland (where infanticide is rare) the ratio of girls to boys among children under ten years of age ranges from forty-two to ninety-two girls to each hundred boys. Among adults the proportions are reversed. So high is occupational mortality among men, that in twenty Eskimo groups only three had fewer women than men, while in half the groups there were more than one hundred and ten women to a hundred men. Were it not for infanticide there would be one and a half times as many adult females as there are males in the average Eskimo community.
The Moon Spirit of the Iglulik adds his comfort in the gentle urging: "Come, Come to me! It is not painful to kill yourself. It is only a brief moment of dizziness."
I think it would be really wonderful if seagulls were constructed more like bottles with a mystery inside. What I'm imagining is that were you to catch one, you could then unscrew its face and there would be a glowing gem nestled in some sort of socket. The Core of the Gull so to speak. Then you could swap that around with other seagulls, and after screwing the faces back on they would fly off as if nothing happened. Hm... Is this too esoteric, or do some of you see what I am getting at?
Wild Turkey fight by Ken Phenicie Jr
It frustrates me that atheists hang on to secularised christian morality. It makes things both overly stupid and overly complicated. I wish they would all be stirnerites or Nietzscheans for their sake and mine
chimpanzee: what if the brain is basically like a big ant-collecting stick
Charles E. Burchfield
"Daybreak", 1920
Gouache, watercolor, and pencil on wove paper, 19 1/2" x 27"
Heraclitus
In too deep. No turning back. I am not suicidal. If I stop posting they got me
Tasmanian devil versus chickens.
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Who will win in these vintage animal fights?.
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