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"I love bad habits - that's one of my specialties"

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Studio Ghibli + Food

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Transforming Vanitas (2012-2013), After Bosschaert The Younger’s «Dead Frog with Flies» (1630) - Rob and Nick Carter

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Surf’s up, Raymond Pettibon

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Beitraege zur Naturgeschichte - Blasius Merrem - 1790 - via Internet Archive

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Shiner, Nathan Cowdry

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Raymond Pettibon aka Raymond Ginn (American, b. 1957, Tucson, AZ, USA) - Untitled  Drawings

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Salome with the Head of John the Baptist (details) by Jan Adam Kruseman, c. 1861.

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On Dangerous Ground (1951)

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cuando calienta el sol aquí en la noche... 

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“The Relationship”

Paper collage by Annalynn Hammond

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Hyla Aborea (Tree Frog from Suriname, 1772) 

in Iconographia Zoologica

European Tree Frogs, Hyla aborea, are found in Europe, Asia and parts of Africa, but not - as the name of this illustration suggests - in Suriname in South America. Presumably, there’s been some name change or error.

The European Tree Frogs are generally common, but in decline and extinct in some areas of western and central Europe because of habitat loss and fragmentation, as well as changes to habitat caused by chemical pollutants and climate change.

In Suriname, there are many species of tree frogs, including the stunning Cocoa Frog: [source]

and the equally stunning Clown Frogs, which come in range of colours and patterns, as shown on this screenshot of an image search:

Amphibians - as well as their intrinsic value - are useful indicators of the health of the environment. In particular, because they use their skin for drinking and breathing, and because they live in both aquatic and terrestrial environments, frogs can show when there are chemical pollutants in the air or water that are dangerous to human health but not otherwise detected.

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