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Horror movies should really add a blooper section at the end to help calm people down before they go to bed

sixpenceee

A satisfying effect of a pressure wash.

Non vedo errori

sixpenceee

This snow leopard’s leap leaves me speechless.

pyrrhiccomedy

Was that really the easiest path to the ground, you flashy piece of shit? Really?

residenceonearth

cats. if there is a least direct route, that is the one they take.

animalwondersmontana

Bouncy ball disguised as a leopard.

julandran

“Was that really the easiest path to the ground…?”

Depends on your criteria for “easy”. She takes a spiral path for the same reason that we build switchbacks in roads on steep hillsides and alpine skiers travel in serpentine paths down the trails. Going straight down from her perch to the floor would be fast – too fast – and result in a jarring impact that would hurt her paws and joints. It’s a lot easier on her body if she can slow her downward velocity by bouncing along a greater horizontal distance at the same time. You can even see her hesitate and reconsider the options before she jumps.

eveshka

PARKOUR!

elfgrove

I think you mean PURRKOUR

abandonedography

This is the Caribbean island of Montseratt in the West Indies. In the 17th century, Britain colonized the island and held on to it ever since. But the British didn’t consider the consequences of building their paradise around a volcano (probably because they were too busy benefiting from the sugar and rum economy they built entirely on slave labor).

In 1995, the Soufrière Hills volcano woke up. The island’s capital city of Plymouth was buried in more than 12 metres of mud. The island was mostly wiped out except for a small unaffected area on the northern tip. With it’s most recent eruption in 2010 and another expected next year, most Montserratians started new lives in the UK where they were granted full British citizenship. Only a few thousand residents remain, rebuilding life on the northern tip, forbidden to visit their old homes in the restricted southern exclusion zone. Under a thin layer of earth, Monserrat is still burning underneath.

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anamorphosis-and-isolate

― The Lobster (2015) David: It is more difficult to pretend that you do have feelings when you don’t, than to pretend you don’t have feelings when you do.