Talking to the moon

Colombia. En la ciudad de tantos y de tanta soledad

[frente-a-un-cafe]

¿Vienes conmigo ahora o nos volvemos a ver de viejos?

[rivka-kopelman]

[understands]

[1st-1]

[marionetas-de-papel]

x

[diario-de-un-muppet]

Edgar Allan Poe

[wickedclothes]

[gangsters-wife]

[barbarappa]

[especially]

[catchymemes]

Snowing at sea

[thecryptocreep]

Why do I never think about the possibility of snow on the ocean??? Now I see why, because it’s too ethereal

[everythingfox]

Big snazz

[cloudfreed]

VERY Small feet’s and cute smile

[happilyshanghaied]

She is a proper lady

[cool-critters]

Bonaire banded box jellyfish (Tamoya ohboya)

The Bonaire banded box jellyfish is a species of box jellyfish formally described in 2011. In order to name the newly discovered species, Coalition on the Public Understanding of Science organized an online competition, which was won by the high school marine biology teacher Lisa Peck, who explained her winning entry saying: “I bet ‘Oh Boy’ is the first thing said when a biologist or layman encounters the Bonaire Banded Box Jellyfish.“ The species was discovered in the waters of the Dutch Caribbean islands (then part of the Netherlands Antilles). There have been roughly 70 confirmed sightings since 1989, approximately 45 of which took place in the waters of Bonaire and the rest off the shores of Mexico, St Lucia, Curacao, Barbados, Honduras and St Vincent.It is characterized by a deep stomach, densely spread cnidocysts and banded tentacles whose color ranges from reddish-orange to dark brown. Its ecology is still relatively unknown, but it is presumed that it is a daylight predator whose prey includes small crustaceans and fish. Like other box jellyfish, Tamoya ohboya is highly venomous.

photo credits: Ned DeLoach

[meethi-boliyaan]

Do what you’re good at. LOL! :p

Gal, that was pretty risky! He is good at so many things! ;) Hee. Fine! he did get your hint anyways! 

The Heirs Episode 19

[recaption]

[understands]

[recaption]

[destroymylife]