Serhiy Krykun - art for Clark Ashton Smith's "The Empire of the Necromancers"
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Serhiy Krykun - art for Clark Ashton Smith's "The Empire of the Necromancers"
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Museum of witchcraft 74
this ones almost too fucked up for me i dont like seeing them this high res but I still think theyre cute
Female black lemur By: Cy La Tour From: Living Mammals of the World 1969
Digitized plates of solar eclipses from the United States Naval Observatory Library & Archives
Locations and years of eclipses:
Pinehurst, North Carolina. May 28, 1900
Limerick, Maine. August 31, 1932
Iloilo, The Philippines. May 9, 1929
Guelma, Algeria. August 30, 1905
Fort De Kock, Sumatra. May 17, 1901
Barnesville, Georgia. May 28, 1900
Kuniyoshi Utagawa: The sailor Tokuso and the sea monster
Uno Moralez
Tapetum Lucidum is a layer of tissue in the eyes behind the retina that allow certain animals superior night vision.
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do you have a big mouth and if so where’s the proof
anyone have that pic of the teacher putting his fist in his mouth and the blackboard says “HYPOTHESIS: I can fit my fist in my mouth”