Amuse. Inspire. Delight. Confuse.

What goes on in the brain of the largest mammal on earth?

[mostlikelytobecomeaserialkiller]

Awesome

I am getting cut open tomorrow to find out if I have brain cancer.

[nateinccomics]

[fakescience]

How To Reduce Stress

[mostlikelytobecomeaserialkiller]

Me in a nutshell

[flusschen-deactivated20150829]

meanwhile in 1997 these cutting edge internet themed crayons were born

[insomnolent-ly-blog]

www.purple

[mostlikelytobecomeaserialkiller]

(via https://soundcloud.com/psyloc/wombat-party-51?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=tumblr)

[joninofficial]

Scumbag Baby Boomer memes are the greatest.

[fuckyouverymuch]

We think you should join this cause. Period.

[superiorlife-deactivated2016021]

[strongbowdarkfruit]

i don’t understand fahrenheit so it always sounds really warm in america

[jarodrosello]

[nevver]

Jarod Roselló

[kieraplease]

As soon as you think “maybe I can get up early and just finish it tomorrow” you’ve already lost

[nemophylous-deactivated20160126]

It is a strange world we have developed for ourselves, creating social boundaries out of nothing but our imaginations.

[99percentinvisible]

[verisimilis]

This is so aesthetically satisfying. 

[polysensates-deactivated2015080]

forever wondering if I am contributing to a conversation by using my own experiences or being self centered and rude.

[mostlikelytobecomeaserialkiller]

Never has a post so accurately described my life

[mgbertoni]

[rhamphotheca]

Welcome to Australia:

A deadly brown snake has been spotted swimming at an Australian beach between the flags

by FIONA MACDONALD

Beachgoers in Australia’s New South Wales fled the water on Wednesday when an eastern brown snake, the world’s second most venomous snake, swam out - right between the flags.

"Tourists and locals fled from the water after the whistles were blown. At first people were concerned it may have been a shark, only to discover a 1.5 m brown snake,” Olivia Moffatt, who was was visiting the Great Lakes region, told the Great Lakes Advocate in an email. She also captured the incident on camera.

The eastern brown snake, Pseudonaja textilis, emerged at One Mile beach at Forster, sat in the surf for a while and then slithered along the sand towards the beach…

(read more: Science Alert)

photographs by Olivia Moffatt

[insomnolent-ly-blog]

That is actually a huge snake, I probably wouldn’t swim with it either.

[mostlikelytobecomeaserialkiller]