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And I don’t wanna beg your pardon And I don’t wanna ask you why But if I was to go my own way Would I have to pass you by? (x.)

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Oh my fucking GOD

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this is the best thing I have ever seen with my own two eyes.

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oh my gosh he’s gently play-biting them like they’re his own babies

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@since-the-900s

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This lion’s name is Bonedigger and he was born with a crippling bone disease, so the keepers introduced three dachshunds to give him companionship; Abby, Bullet and Milo.

They’re his pride now!

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This is the only fucking thing I care about, do you hear me.

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My new fav video

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New sheriffs in town. [full video]

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You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make her drink.

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Until you heal the wounds of your past , you are going to bleed . You can bandage the wounds with food , with alcohol, with drugs , with sex , but eventually it will all ooze out and stain your life . You must have the courage to open these wounds , stick your hands deep inside to the core of the pain , holding you in contempt for the mistakes of your past . Healing will , hence , come only if you make peace with your past . Cause only pain will set you free .

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Balloon Animal Art by Masayoshi Matsumoto (see more)

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A salty situation.

Zooplankton may be the smallest species in the freshwater food chain, but they play a big role in preserving our lakes, streams and wetlands. That’s one of the reasons why IBM joined forces with the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and The FUND for Lake George to create the Jefferson Project at Lake George to understand and protect freshwater ecosystems. Recently they studied the effects road salt has on a species of zooplankton. Road salt usage has increased 50-fold since 1940, and bodies of freshwater are increasing in salinity because of it. Using IBM technology, the researchers monitored zooplankton in varying levels of salinity and found that the organisms were capable of evolving a higher tolerance to the salt. This is good news for the ecosystem since the loss of plankton could have cascading effects throughout the food chain. See, small can be mighty too.

Explore the study’s results →