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They’re here. Your polemans
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becausebirds
When you’re trying to do homework but you can’t because birds
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Human: *attempts typing*
Birbs: >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V >:V
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Here is a baby button quail on a spoon
Here is a baby button quail falling off a spoon
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Uh oh.
kaylapocalypse
this picture is better and more suspenseful than any super man comic on earth.
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it’s about time I contributed to the online discourse
bricks are domesticated rocks
My theory is that Aliens just really like cows
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The Bumblebee bat, (or Kitti’s Hog Nosed Bat as it is also known as) the world’s smallest bat and is also the worlds smallest mammal. These cute little creatures are just 29 – 33mm in length, and have a wingspan of approximately 170mm and weigh a tiny amount of 2 grams. (Source)
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so there are lots of good pictures of baby peacocks practicing displaying
(i found most of these on google image search but thought they were important to show the world)
this is the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever seen.
I love it.
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Animal Fact of the Day
This adorable little guy is a member of a new octopus species that was discovered last year off the coast of Newfoundland. He has no official name yet, so I have taken to calling him Clyde. Clyde looks to be no bigger than a golf ball, and was discovered by a remotely operated vehicle called ROPOS, which can dive to depths of 9,800 ft.
aaaw *-* say hi to Clyde
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Whale and Great White sharks. :)
Bad. Ass.
OMG!!! Nala is gorgeous!!!
constable-connor
Scar looks so cool!
Source: instagram.com
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“National Geographic photo of the year. We want the postcard and the t-shirt and the mug and the screensaver. #joy https://t.co/61HYgkgy6H”
wait what musical is this i don’t recognize these actors
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I've been thinking a lot about water dragons but that are like, manta rays? Dragon rays? Manta dragons? Does this have potential or no???
I THINK IT DOES YEAH
single manta ray dragons are often found hiding among schools of actual mantas, and usually its only their head shape when seen from above that gives them away. despite the name, their similarities to actual manta rays are mostly superficial - instead of filter feeding, theyre avid hunters that use short bursts of speed to catch fish unawares, and they can be fiercely territorial about the schools of rays they swim with
( they ended up looking really similar to skyweiners whale shark dragons h h hah a)
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@joshbarlowx my heart
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