Frontispiece for In Northern Mists: Arctic Exploration in Early Times by Fridtjof Nansen (1911)
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Cosmic Funnies
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Frontispiece for In Northern Mists: Arctic Exploration in Early Times by Fridtjof Nansen (1911)
Gilmore Girls but Luke and Jess are allowed to say Fuck.
A brilliant 2008 campaign by World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has been resurfacing thanks to a recent reddit post going viral. The campaign, called WWF Japan – Population by pixel, was created by the agency Hakuhodo C&D / Tokyo.
Oh no…
Y'all this is BAD
Wow this is a really elegant way of describing why falling populations result in a narrow and incomplete picture of the actual species
This is a really cool demonstration!
I also want to offer people a reminder: These species can still be saved.
The California Condor went extinct in the wild in the 1980s. At one point, there were only 22 left in existence, all in captivity.
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Experts worked to rebuild the species, and got really clever about it. Condors only lay one egg at a time, but they can “double clutch” meaning they will lay another egg if something happens to the first one during the year. So scientists would take their eggs and raise those birds using puppets (yes really – they would then be placed in an aviary as adolescents to gain real social skills, which was probably confusing.)
They knew from the outset they wanted at least two geographically distinct populations, to promote greater genetic diversity across the species. They also train the birds raised in captivity to avoid power lines and humans.
They started releasing them back into the wild in the 1990s, and the first known nestling in the wild fledged in 2003. Today there are 450 total, both in the wild and in captivity. And their numbers are continuing to grow.
We can save endangered species. It takes a lot of time and resources and commitment, but it is absolutely doable.
Saw this on Twitter and couldn't find it on this blue hellsite
Keith Haring Journals, February 15, 1989
Me forcing myself to save money and cook instead of eating out
my aesthetic is gillian anderson completely forgetting all her lines in the first season of the x files
i would totally watch entire episodes of this
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There was never a time in my life where i wasnt having a midlife crisis
Me in 6th grade:
Haku ら臆仮
bonding with your houseplants by watering them from a water bottle you’ve already drank from
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Holy shit can you imagine looking out your window to see this over across the road.
Jurassic Park (1993), dir. Steven Spielberg.
You are not immune to You
i love the moon but her gf the ocean is fucking terrifying and needs to chill
they can weigh up to 45kg……. and be up to 2m long…….
THEY FUCKING WHAT?!