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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Luna Moth - Actias luna
(Had to help this one into the forest so it wouldn’t be eaten by birds, it was resting on the side of a building just waiting to be eaten…)
Woooo 1000 notes! Pretty much the most I've ever had for a post!
Suddenly mad notes on my Luna moth post from a year ago? I don't understand!
I love this show.
Kombai tribe hunter | DestinAsian | Irian Jaya, Indonesia frédériclagrange.com
Yoan Capote - Raconal, 2007
David Oliveira - Dive, 2012
Monique Ligons’ Biblical Insectarium
I really wanted the bottom one but I settled on the first and third, couldn't pass up buying such amazing work!
Vintage porcelain hand-painted with ants by LAPHILIE
This is a fucking nightmare
This is a-fucking-mazing.
A very general visual depiction of the clade Diapsida, which includes such well-known groups as dinosaurs (including birds), pterosaurs, crocodilians, snakes, lizards, plesiosaurs, and mosasaurs, among many others.
John Brosio.
Dinosaurs Eating CEO, 2013. Oil on canvas.
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They have feathers. And colouring. And upper arm positions. And and and yes.
A+ perfect illustration
Legit!
Dinosaur art by Simon Stalenhag [ website | tumblr ]
I love the prehistoric juxtaposed with technology — a real Jurassic Park vibe — combined with the chilly mood of winter.
Petrified wood fossil with opal formed in the growth rings.
ammonite suture patterns by nervous system ::
Midweek Muse - Mia Jane-Harris
Mia Jane-Harris creates absolutely stunning close-up photographs of medical specimens of human cadavers in her series “Your Corpse is Beautiful” and shows us just how beautiful death can be.
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