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from nebraska earlier today. this has got to be some of the craziest tornado footage i have ever seen. from @nickgormanwx

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This delicate tiny carving of a water bird was created c. 33,000 years ago.

Thought to be a diver, cormorant, or duck, the figure is from beak to tail 4.7 cm long.

The sculpted piece of mammoth ivory, found in Hohle Fels cave in Germany, may be the earliest representation of a bird.

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ᯓ★ Happy Valentine's Day, 2004

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#literally have one right now that's a direct result of being gay 😔 #(overexerted to spare my stressed out sweetie more stress and triggered an ME flareup and concomitant migraine)

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In the kitchen straight up "chopping it". And by "it" haha well. Let justr say. My vegetble

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shoutout to this random-ass guy who had this incredibly rare bird sighting

#my gf was telling me abt this #i keep hearing a backpoll warbler which according to merlin shouldn't be down here but i suspect that's less exciting to Actual Birders

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Discworld is the only fantasy setting I know of that opens with The Magic Is Going Away and everyone is just kind of okay with it. Like “Welp, got to move with the times, can’t run a condom factory when there’s elves all over the place”

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Cotton Pygmy Goose (Nettapus coromandelianus), family Anatidae, order Anseriformes, India

photograph by PinakighoshPhotography

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body paintings by Karen Turner

#these are gorgeous #nudity

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i am having a hard time.

#:(

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People should use this text embellishment more

𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆝 𓆟

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Lamproderma sp. by cordyrium

#slime mold

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worf standing in a corner of siskos quarters staring at the wall to avoid awkward dinner party conversation

#he really is our autism king

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Photographer appears to be Perrin James: https://twitter.com/Discovery/status/1021425744101199873

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This image, taken with the VLT Survey Telescope hosted at ESO’s Paranal Observatory, shows the beautiful nebula NGC 6164/6165, also known as the Dragon’s Egg. The nebula is a cloud of gas and dust surrounding a pair of stars called HD 148937. 

In a new study using ESO data, astronomers have shown that the two stars are unusually different from each other — one appears much younger and, unlike the other, is magnetic. Moreover, the nebula is significantly younger than either star at its heart, and is made up of gases normally found deep within a star and not on the outside. These clues together helped solve the mystery of the HD 148937 system — there were most likely three stars in the system until two of them clashed and merged, creating a new, larger and magnetic star. This violent event also created the spectacular nebula that now surrounds the remaining stars. Credit:

Credit: ESO

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