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tastysoup:

jeremy-ruiner:

victimize:

if I ever saw that within a 5 foot radius of me, I would just throw myself into traffic

Just nuke the city. No, the whole country and build a new one free of that monster.

I think it’s really pretty. :(

We just saw one of those the other day! They’re enormous. Here’s another view of the wings from above (yeah Instagram!):

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Pink-necked Green Pigeon (S E Asia).
This isn’t a Photoshop job. These birds exist.
I was always attached to NYC pigeons, but now I really do see how inadequate they are. Man, I hate it when others are right instead of me.

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Awesome nature sketchbook by Jean Magalhaes

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Castles in the Air by Astrid Yskout

In the “fantastic forest with endless patience” department:

Geometric Play by oakyoh
&
Honey and Sorrow by lostsoulx44

17 notes | 2 months ago

Bobtail Squid Mermaid

Another of my strange merfolk.

My new hero.

(via twoburgers)

440 notes | 2 months ago

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Bats are so cute.
ambergoesclick:

perfection
scampertron:

upside-down chihuahua in wrapper

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“Dark Horse Flower Mecha” by OK Chicadee

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BRONX ZOO NAME A ROACH

Flowers wilt. Candlelight fades. Roaches are forever.
Can’t decide on what to get that special someone for Valentine’s Day? Sometimes the answer is all around us, and right where it’s been for millions of years—like cockroaches! How better to express your appreciation for that special someone than to name one of the Bronx Zoo’s 58,000 Madagascar hissing cockroach after them? Best of all, when you purchase this everlasting gift, you’ll help support the Wildlife Conservation Society and its five parks in New York City.

Can we TALK about how much I LOVE this? It’s weird, original, and supports the Bronx Zoo, which is one of the best places ever. Sold.

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Germany based artist Walter Mason has an affinity for pulling things apart and then putting them back in to place – but in a subtly changed way. Chunks of ice can become upended, forming a chilly henge, elm leaves are stitched together then allowed to float away on the stream. Beech leaves, torn asunder, find a new home on a lily leaf. Yet the result is something quite extraordinary – intriguing but temporary, organic art which is recorded for posterity only on camera. Following very much in the land art tradition, you can see more examples of Mason’s ingenious art at his Flickr photostream and on his tumblr page.

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unilintu:

bluebraid:

yerawizardharry:

In his five short weeks of life, Orbit hasn’t met many other owls.
So he isn’t at all worried that his new best friend doesn’t hoot back.
The orphaned chick is perfectly content in the company of the stuffed bird perched next to him and is never far from his side.
Orbit, a common barn owl, was given the toy by Lyndsey Wood, his carer at Folly Farm, near Narberth in West Wales.
She said: ‘A friend suggested that I find something like a toy owl to stop Orbit feeling lonely.
‘I thought he might try to eat it, but he just cuddles up to it and goes to sleep.’

I’LL LOVE YOU ORBIT. I’LL EVEN HOOT BACK!This is so sad, but so lovely, poor thing :(

Anna See’s printmaking skills are fab. Love her shoes!

10 notes | 7 months ago

Red Tail Studios does lovely bird prints.

228 notes | 7 months ago

Fiona Watson’s nature-inspired work

(drool)

32 notes | 7 months ago

Steampunk animals by Vladimir Gvozdariki

462 notes | 7 months ago