hella wack

these things are important. but not entirely related to english

[sixpenceee]

Cougars Final Resting Place

Statement by the photographer:

Early April in the Rocky Mountains, the majestic peaks are still snow-covered while the lower elevations, including the lakes and rivers have melted out. I was walking along the riverbank when I saw a dark form lying on the bottom of the river. My first thought was a deer had fallen through the ice so I wandered over to investigate…and that’s when I saw the long tail. It took me a few moments to comprehend what I was looking at…a full grown cougar lying peacefully on the riverbed, the victim of thin ice. I tried to capture the eerie feeling I felt at the time as best I could.

Location: Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta, Canada

[ithelpstodream]

In Nepal they have a festival that honours dogs and thanks them for being our loyal furry friends.

[localfatdemon]

This is beautiful. Dogs deserve to be celebrated.

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dandelionsouls

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Omg <3

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goodbye

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doofuses

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:~)

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When this photograph was first published in Africa Geographic, BBC Wildlife and later in Paris Match and the Daily Mail it resulted in a flurry of e-mails, phone calls and letters from around the world asking if the image was a fake.

The image became the most talked about of shark photograph ever. The photograph is real, no Photoshop, no digital manipulation, no nothing, in fact it was shot on slide film Fuji Provia 100 using a Nikon F5 Camera and 17-35 mm lens. (Source)

[theinturnetexplorer]

The Magnus Effect - When a small amount of spin is added to a dropped object, the object moves forward

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SO COOL

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P H Y S I C S

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I’ve watched this too many times .

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why is that pine cone drinking

to forget

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Cracked Log Lamps

Designer Duncan Meerding, based in Tasmania, choses to use cracked wooden logs to create some superb lamps and highlighting the beauty of Nature. Every crack is illuminated when the light is on. A creation which gives a second life to these natural elements.

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a haiku for the bus driver who deliberately drove past me

I swear to god bruh Let me catch you in the streets Bruh I swear to god

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National Geographic photographers are metal as fuck

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The Daily Show, June 2, 2015

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Scientists have discovered the first fully warm-blooded fish

It’s one of the most basic biology facts we’re taught in school growing up: Birds and mammals are warm-blooded, while reptiles, amphibians and fish are cold-blooded. But new research is turning this well-known knowledge on its head with the discovery of the world’s first warm-blooded fish — the opah.