i might like this even better than garfield minus garfield

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2:21 am  •  23 December 2011  •  552 notes

cant wait to see this episode haha 

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2:20 am  •  23 December 2011  •  1,106 notes

this old gnarled tree is aesthetically pleasing to me

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2:20 am  •  23 December 2011  •  12,965 notes

bats have some of the craziest facial morphology variation i’ve seen. and each face is specialized for something different!

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2:18 am  •  23 December 2011  •  642 notes

hippiescientist:

ohh the possibilities…

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2:16 am  •  23 December 2011  •  102 notes

staceythinx:

Photographer Ted Sabarese has found a creative and fun way to enter the evolution debate:

With all the recent, fiery controversy between evolution, creationism, intelligent design, science, religion, the political left, right, etc., I thought it might be provocative to throw my visual two-cents into the ring. The images beg the question, is it really so difficult to believe we came out from the sea millions and millions of years ago?

the resemblance is just uncanny

2:16 am  •  23 December 2011  •  25 notes

hippiescientist:

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2:06 am  •  23 December 2011  •  73,720 notes

pretty crafty

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2:05 am  •  23 December 2011  •  22,527 notes

theseablog:

This little freshwater crustacean is called Triops cancriformis. Its considered a living fossil, and is one of the oldest living species on the planets: fossils of it have been found that are around 200 million years old.

old critters

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2:05 am  •  23 December 2011  •  89 notes

nikolawashere:

in contrast to the last picture

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2:04 am  •  23 December 2011  •  2,891 notes