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Perfect Gods
Charcoal illustrations by Robert Longo.
Cat TV !
Enquire from your cable provider ! By EricMoMo
Life Under Water
By Mitchvd
Fireflies
Stunning long exposure photographs of fireflies in forests near Maniwa, Okayama and Nagoya, Japan, by Yume Cyan.
Thousands of Hungry Carp
Thousands of Hungry Carp, a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share-Alike (2.0) image from jasohill’s photostream)
Bat Time
Thank God It is Friday !
Image: Lin Zhipeng
The Charge
By Eric Pierre - Eric had been tracking Arctic wolves on Victoria Island, Canada, when his guide spotted a herd of muskoxen 3 miles (5km) away. Approaching, Eric could see that the herd was nervous, probably because wolves were also on its trail. He made a detour and stopped about half a mile away upwind. Suddenly, he realised that the herd was now running towards them, oblivious of them. “I’ve seen muskoxen run away,” says Eric. “I’ve seen them react to a threat by forming a circle, and I’ve even seen a male charge.
But I’ve never seen a herd spread out into a charging line like this. I could hear the thundering of their hooves. It was one of those situations where it really mattered that I made the right choice between technical accuracy, aesthetics and security.”
Maddie !
Charming photos from the book “Maddie on things” a lovely book about the dog Maddie by photographer Theron Humphrey.
Mr Ostrich
Zoo Portraits is an creative project by Spanish photographer Yago Partal who did the experiment and captured the funny pictures of animals with sweater, shirt, etc.
The Waitomo Glowworm Caves
The Waitomo Glowworm Caves, located just outside the main Waitomo township on the North Island of New Zealand, is a famous attraction because of a sizeable population of glowworms that live in the caves. Glowworms or Arachnocampa luminosa are tiny, bioluminescent creatures that produce a blue-green light and are found exclusively in New Zealand.
Celebrate World Migratory Bird Day
A phenomenon in its own right, the behavior of flocks of birds has intrigued scientists for decades. Beautiful and enigmatic, flocks of migratory birds have become increasingly threatened by climate change and urbanization. May 11th and 12th mark the annual celebration of World Migratory Birds Day, a world wide event to increase awareness around protecting these species and the environments the inhabit.
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Reality, Fantasy or Nightmare ?
By Simen Johan
The Book Smart Bear
By LuciusArt
Shark Tagging
Can a crew of scientists and volunteers armed with homemade trackers save sharks from extinction? Read at PopSci
