(Source: theimagerie, via fuckyourownface-blog)
“Eat Your Heart Out” is a series of words remembered from break-ups reimagined as something sweet.
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Adeline de Monseignat.
Adeline de Monseignat tries to inject life into inanimate objects by placing her strangely appealing “creaptures” in certain situations to create an emotional response in viewers:
(Source: supersonicart, via supersonicart)
Jellyfish Lake in Palau. Apparently the jellies have lost their ability to sting because of lack of predators in the lake and you can swim with them!
BUCKET LIST.
WAIT BUT THAT’S NOT EVEN THE COOLEST PART: These jellyfish carry small populations of algae inside their bodies and derive much of their nutrition from the sugars that the algae produce. The jellyfish follow the sun across the lake each day and rotate continuously, so that the algae are always getting maximum sunlight exposure for photosynthesis. Then at night they dive to deeper parts of the lake so the algae can absorb nitrogen. It’s one of the best examples of endosymbiosis in action and it’s KICKASS.
FLOATY FRIEND CABBAGES
Someone come with me here pls
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Emily Winfield Martin - Leviathan Below, 2013 Paintings: Acrylics on Wood
Oh, my God… It’s beautiful!
So my cat is sleeping between my legs and then this happened and I laughed so hard he woke up.
that’s a potato
Your cat looks like an uncooked chicken
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The Midnight Planétarium by Van Cleef & Arpels
The movement of each planet is true to its genuine length of orbit: it will take Saturn over 29 years to make a complete circuit of the dial, Jupiter will take almost 12 years, Mars 687 days, Earth 365 days, Venus 224 days and Mercury 88 days.
(via zodiacchic)
