Are you on the bus? Or are you off the bus?

DeadHead, Psychedelic Textile Artist. Lampworker/Glass Blower. Reiki Master, Conspiracy Theorist, and Video Game Enthusiast. I Handmake/handcraft Tie Dyes, Hemp Jewelery, Glass Beads/Pendants, and a whole lot of other cool hippie stuff --> www.HempWrappedBus.com

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Princess Monster Truck is a really cute and unique rescue ❤

[darksideoftheshroom-deactivated]

Are you really homeless?

Yes, by social standards; I live in a motorhome with my boyfriend and our pets, and we travel. It’s pretty cool living in a house on wheels. I love the freedom.

[tastefullyoffensive]

by Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal

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[horoscopecentral]

Signs and sleep

Closes eyes, immediately falls asleep: Virgo, Leo, Aries, Scorpio

Tumblr ‘til 3 am: Gemini, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Taurus

Thinking deep thoughts until midnight: Aquarius, Pisces, Cancer, Libra

[tiedyedandhempwrapped]

Nope

[iraffiruse]

[mechanical-jewel]

A lobster is smarter than me.

[ceruleancynic]

that’s a mantis shrimp

and it is definitely smarter than me

[vipvictor-deactivated20180416]

whattt??!!!

[vicecommanderhijikata]

It’s because of how they see color. It was probably super obnoxious to them how the colors didn’t match up. 

[dancingloki]

fucking shrimps i stg

[5oil]

[the-detective-prince]

[skunkbear]

On April 26, 1986, a power surge caused an explosion at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant near Pripyat, Ukraine. A large quantity of radioactive material was released.

On May 2, 1986, the Soviet government established a “Zone of Alienation” or “Exclusion Zone” around Chernobyl – a thousand square miles of “radioactive wasteland.” All humans were evacuated. The town of Pripyat was completely abandoned.

But the animals didn’t leave. And a new study, published this month in Current Biology, suggests they are doing fine. “None of our three hypotheses postulating radiation damage to large mammal populations at Chernobyl were supported by the empirical evidence,” says Jim Beasley, one of the researchers.

In fact, some of the populations have grown. These photos (mostly taken by Valeriy Yurko) come from the Belarusian side of the Exclusion Zone, and area called the Polessye State Radioecological Reserve. Kingfisher, elk, boar, baby spotted eagles, wild ponies, moose, rabbits, and wolves all make their home in the park. In some ways, human presence is worse for wildlife than a nuclear disaster.

Image credits:

1986 Chernobyl - ZUFAROV/AFP/Getty Images

Wildlife photos - Valeriy Yurko/Polessye State Radioecological Reserve

Ponies in winter - SERGEI SUPINSKY/AFP/Getty Images

[npr]

An interesting look at how wildlife has returned to a place humans have abandoned. -Emily

[young-replica]

[science70]

1971 Space Shuttle Tang advertisement.

[legodarksouls]

Made some subtle changes to The Mystery Machine.

[nicolas-px]

@xlre23

[coughmanz]

LIKE, I WILL DIE GROOVY ON MYSTERY ROAD, SCOOB

[cornbreadgirl]

my friend Mac Weekley spray painted this art over the summer and it was hung on the side of an old mill in Lewiston, ME for about a month. they just hung it up at our school.

[d0gbl0g]

[tiedyedandhempwrapped]

Enough said

[mmcoconut]

“That’s the thing, I don’t believe in ‘deep down’. I kind of think all you are is just the things that you do. ”

I love when Bojack and Diane have these little talks on roof.

[did-you-know]

Bonus pic of Lee as Dracula. Because October.

Source

[spacecadet]

[inabasket]

Wow, the new Monsters Inc movie looks brutal.