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cruisinwithjah

i love everything about this

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When they say “boys will be boys” this is what they mean

wizardshark

i literally quote this video DAILY. The last millisecond where they all lose it, just a loud OUUAUAHH– cut off

avatrashh

Modern Spongebob is wild man

OH MY &UCKING GOD!

Every time people’s ability to find the perfect recation pictures blows me out of the water. Which in this case would be very useful.

mockwa

🐯 🐯 🐯

ruthion

:3

speciesofleastconcern

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One of my favorite thing I’ve learned about animals studies is that you should avoid using colorful leg bands when you’re banding birds because you can accidentally completely skew the data because female birds prefer males with colorful bands

Apparently if you put a red band on a male red wing blackbird his harem size can double

So like you can completely frick up the natural reproduction of a group of birds by giving a guy a bracelet so stylish that females CANNOT resist him

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peppermint-bones

What the ever living fuck

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The day I don’t reblog this is the day I have lost my sense of humor completely

karasratworld

You haven’t seen happiness until you’ve seen 7 rats in a box of (pet safe) packing peanuts

the best package

That’s some nice calligraphy you got there…

jayce

magnusderp

big mood

caleforpresident

I can’t get over this

leplastiquedick

me screaming in another plane of existence

kitty

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archaeologicalnews

500-Year-Old Body of Man Wearing Thigh-High Boots Found in London Sewer Construction

During the construction of London’s massive “super sewer,” archaeologists discovered something unusual in the mud: a 500-year-old skeleton of a man still wearing his thigh-high leather boots.

The Museum of London Archaeology (MOLA) announced this week that the skeleton was unearthed on the shores of the Thames, near a bend in the river downstream from the Tower of London.

“By studying the boots, we’ve been able to gain a fascinating glimpse into the daily life of a man who lived as many as 500 years ago,” said Beth Richardson, a finds specialist who analyzes artifacts at MOLA Headland, a consortium of archaeologists. “They have helped us to better understand how he may have made his living in hazardous and difficult conditions, but also how he may have died. It has been a privilege to be able to study something so rare and so personal.” Read more.