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23 / 5 / 2012 @ 22:08
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wowfunniestposts: this blog is epic

wowfunniestposts:

this blog is epic


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23 / 5 / 2012 @ 22:08
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nevver: Knock, knock.

nevver:

Knock, knock.


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23 / 5 / 2012 @ 22:07
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23 / 5 / 2012 @ 22:06
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We live in a strange, beautiful, and often alien-looking world. Case in point: the crystal-clear Jewel Caterpillar of Central and South America, pictured here in all its translucent glory. This particular caterpillar (which is known more formally as Acraga Coa, and metamorphoses into this equally stunning orange moth) was spotted by photographer Gerardo Aispuru near Cancun, Mexico

We live in a strange, beautiful, and often alien-looking world. Case in point: the crystal-clear Jewel Caterpillar of Central and South America, pictured here in all its translucent glory.

This particular caterpillar (which is known more formally as Acraga Coa, and metamorphoses into this equally stunning orange moth) was spotted by photographer Gerardo Aispuru near Cancun, Mexico


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21 / 5 / 2012 @ 11:17
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20 / 5 / 2012 @ 19:21
Damn Shane,

blowin’ up my feed. Catching up on Tumblin’ are we?



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20 / 5 / 2012 @ 19:17
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bexmbones4castle:

Gorgeous moment #Bones

I love Bones. This show makes me super happy.

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20 / 5 / 2012 @ 19:09
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20 / 5 / 2012 @ 16:38
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20 / 5 / 2012 @ 16:30
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20 / 5 / 2012 @ 16:19
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20 / 5 / 2012 @ 14:27
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20 / 5 / 2012 @ 14:25
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19 / 5 / 2012 @ 21:46
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theanimalblog:

Olympia has a white lanugo coat, an indication that she was born prematurely. Tim Lebling, ASLC Stranding Coordinator, stated, “It is likely that Olympia was abandoned by her mother, as we commonly find that seals abandon their premature pups.”  Olympia is currently in “good but guarded” condition, and will be cared for until she can be released back into the wild. She ASLC’s first stranded Seal in 2012. (via zooborns)

Fucking mine.


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19 / 5 / 2012 @ 21:40
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