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have a sip

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The South American native word for jaguar, yaguara, means “animal that kills in a single bound.” (📷: Paul E.M.)

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Focused by Anne-Marie Kalus

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Baby otter goes in the water for the first time. Turn on sound! From Pip the Otter.

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i watched this video so hard i have never been so focused in my life

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sometimes my school has really good stuff in it

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wow this is so peaceful looking

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i like my men how i like my grapes

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elaborate

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without any bones, 20 at a time, and all connected to a stem

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SO I WALKED OFF ON HANCOCK AND THIS HAPPENED

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Have a great big ol’ sheet of kissing references!

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Contemplation (Part I)

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Mother

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a dog standing in water

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Need something to get you through Monday? Here’s a pic of an adorable clutch of baby peregrine falcons on banding day at Cabrillo National Monument in California. At birth, peregrine chicks weigh about 1.5 ounces, but they grow quickly – they can double their weight in just six days. They reach nearly full size after only seven weeks. Cool fact about peregrine falcons: They are among the fastest birds, flying at up to 55 mph and diving at more than 200 mph when striking avian prey in mid-air. Photo by National Park Service.