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Sleeping Tanaquil

Early concept painting for Tanith Lee’s novel, Black Unicorn.

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Marta Bevacqua

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Arthur Prince Spear

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Mark Posey - Lost Soul

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Starbucks mermaid stole ur gf but she don’t mind

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slavic mythology series 4/? — rusalka 🌿 💧 🌼

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What You Say About Mental Illness vs What You Actually Mean.

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Fuck. How is College Humour this on point?

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They should make more of these!

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“True love is finding someone who can comfort you just as well as a long book, a hot bath, and a tall cup of tea.”

— Kristen Costello

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#inktober Day 4: Cauldron✨ A little mermaid waiting the effect of the witch’s potion, after all, if it comes with a bath it should be fine, right?

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Rob Rey | facebook | deviantart | tumblr shadowy deep II in knots shadowy deep III shadowy deep gazing into the deep loss (at sea)

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Slumbering Sea Serpent, by Omar Rayyan

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“ Mermaid “  …  Artist:  Miho Hirano, Japan [2011]

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“thσsє whσ hαvє wαlkєd thrσugh thє fírє, lєαvє spαrks σf líght єvєrчwhєrє thєч gσ.“

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WATCH: An Octopus in New Zealand Is Taking Photos of Its Visitors

Meet the world’s first “octographer” - Rambo, a cephalopod at New Zealand’s Sea Life Aquarium who’s taking photos of its visitors.

You can see this impressive ability in action above, and watch as Rambo makes sure she doesn’t have her sucker-covered tentacles in the shot before hitting the shutter button.

Of course, Rambo isn’t the first cephalopod to perform high-level activities - not only do octopuses have mind-boggling camouflage skills, superb speed and the ability to walk on land, they can also use tools and, apparently, predict soccer games.

But, as far as we’re aware, this is the first time an octopus has been trained to take photos. The project is part of a collaboration between the aquarium and Sony, who provided Rambo with the camera and its special underwater casing that’s lowered into her enclosure. Then, when spectators line up against a specially provided backdrop, she’s able to use her dexterous tentacle to push the red shutter button, and take better photos than pretty much all of our parents.

I don’t know about you guys, but I, for one, welcome our new octopus overlords.

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