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ALL BALL!
I love Koko! And I love that she called her kitten All Ball because it had no tail, like a little ball!
“On Koko’s birthday, she was allowed to choose a kitten from among several in a litter. She named the gray-and-white kitten “All Ball” as a joke”, Dr.Cohn said. “The cat was a Manx and looked like a ball” [x]
A tapir petting a capybara with its nose
Sculptures by Italian artist Enrico Ferrarini. Here is his instagram
These are all me. Legit this is how I feel with anxiety. These are perfect
Pretty cool..
It’s sculpted cubism.
Mariepinpin as Black cat
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Photography by Erik Paredes Photography
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Gravity defying water trick. According to JoshuaACNewman, “There’s a mesh over the mouth of the jar. Before the air can start to move because she tilts it, the [edit] surface tension of the water won’t let air through the mesh until it’s tipped over, making more pressure at the bottom, which allows air in the top to displace the water.”
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On Thursday, the Nagasaki Bio Park tweeted a photo of their capybara collection taking shelter during a storm and it’s already been retweeted 14,000 times. (Source)
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Approximately 95% of the Earth’s oceans are unseen by human eyes with 99% of the ocean floor being unexplored so it’s no surprise that new creatures are always being discovered, such a this “ghost octopus” which was discovered on 27 February, 2016. This cute little creature was discovered by a U.S. rover named Deep Discoverer, approximately 2.6 miles below the surface.
