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17 and i dont care

[fineapplepizza]

tattoos by amanda wachob (x)

[artchipel]

Kumi Yamashita - Origami. Creased Japanese paper, single light source, shadow, 366x366x1cm (2011)

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[nevver]

Barbie goes to art school, Catherine Théry

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[nevver]

Monetise

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arteries will always hold a special place in my heart

[officialunitedstates]

FACT OF THE DAY:  zebras’ stripes are not always black and white.  sometimes they are black and orange

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this is a giraffe

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you’re not allowed to wear a cotton t-shirt unless you’re a true fan! do you go to the fields and look at it? do you appreciate the agricultural implications of a gigantic cotton industry? do you understand the harvesting process? name 5 cotton harvesting machines. didn’t think so

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[artoflovve-deactivated20140930]

best reply ive ever seen

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this is the best thing in existence

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does anyone else convert oxygen into carbon dioxide or is that just me lol 

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Marline van der Eijk

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Methods of coral restoration are being applied in many parts of the world, including Florida, Mozambique and the Caribbean islands. Fast growing, branching species are being reared by conservationists and scientists and used for “reef seeding” projects. 

"It sounds quite novel, but in fact its a science thats been around for about 30 years. One of the reasons why I’m drawn to it is because its a very active way to get people physically involved in protecting the ocean."

Photo credits: top, middle, second from bottom, bottom. 

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Look at the baby sea beasties.

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