[frikiskrew]

[beastlyart]

Rats are so easy to please. I shoved some sweet potato into cardboard toilet paper tubes, packed in with shredded paper towels. At first they were just excited about the paper towel shreds and started making a nest, then they found the sweet potato and lost their minds. Like they couldn’t believe what a good and gracious world they lived in that there could be sweet potato and paper towel at the same time.

[sulfur]

[andallshallbewell]

[s-s-d]

[gif87a-com]

Credit: @pelagicventures

[rashemibabe]

Uhm what is that it’s huge?

[skyfirerevenge]

Issa sea tortoise, like the ones that can live to around 500 years old. They’re capable of getting quite large from what I gather.

[helloitsbees]

A big boy!

[theveganmothership]

[sharkchunks]

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[novellearts]

oh my goddd. I thought it was great from the beginning but it only gets better

[spi-ltmilk]

https://instagram.com/p/BTJDteLlmND/

[juilletdeux]

[tsurubride]

Back to regular stitching of beauties #wip

[ourmelanins]

Wild

[22psyduck]

she loves holdin hands but she’s a little shy

[photography-cnl]

Artist’s Temporary Decaying Art Brings Enchantment To The Forest

British sculptor Andy Goldsworthy is known for his phenomenal and temporary, installations which involve using natural elements, ranging from sticks, stones, leaves and twigs and anything that grows out of the earth. Sharing a special connection with the land ,which he celebrates in all his sculptures, Goldsworthy shows the world that nature cannot be contained, but only its beauty can be held on a canvas for precious few moments before the land recalls what it once grew.

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[aphelia]

Valle Leventina (by IggyRox)