laut-staerke:

libertybelle98:

leotrio:

mybandanaknowsitall:

numberoneneverland:

JESUS FUCK THESE ARE THE BEST EVER

FUCKING CRYING

CAN I JUST POINT OUT THAT THIS IS WHAT LIVING WITH KATRINE IS LIKE —katie

OH GOD I CAN’T

Hahaha

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mothernaturenetwork:

Meet Chris Kilham, medicine hunter and herb advocateKilham meets with harvesters, producers, healers, shamans, scientists, trade officials and indigenous people in search of botanicals with proven results.

mothernaturenetwork:

Meet Chris Kilham, medicine hunter and herb advocate
Kilham meets with harvesters, producers, healers, shamans, scientists, trade officials and indigenous people in search of botanicals with proven results.

rhamphotheca:

Scientists Capture One of the World’s Rarest Big Cats on Film

by Jeremy Hance

Less than a hundred kilometers from the bustling metropolis of Jakarta, scientists have captured incredible photos of one of the world’s most endangered big cats: the Javan leopard (Panthera pardus melas). Taken by a research project in Gunung Halimun-Salak National Park, the photos show the magnificent animal relaxing in dense primary rainforest. Scientists believe that fewer than 250 mature Javan leopard survive, and the population may be down to 100…

(read more: MongaBay)              (photos: Age Kridalaksana/CIFOR)

rhamphotheca:

Gaboon Viper (Bitis gabonicus) enjoys a tasty treat :3

(photo: Danleo)


Michael Wines, An Underground Pool Drying Up
Portions of the High Plains Aquifer are rapidly being depleted by farmers who are pumping too much water to irrigate their crops, particularly in the southern half in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. Levels have declined up to 242 feet in some areas, from predevelopment — before substantial groundwater irrigation began — to 2011. (via An Underground Pool Drying Up - Graphic - NYTimes.com)

Michael Wines, An Underground Pool Drying Up

Portions of the High Plains Aquifer are rapidly being depleted by farmers who are pumping too much water to irrigate their crops, particularly in the southern half in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. Levels have declined up to 242 feet in some areas, from predevelopment — before substantial groundwater irrigation began — to 2011. (via An Underground Pool Drying Up - Graphic - NYTimes.com)

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psilentasincjelli:

If I ever tell you I’m going to sleep and then you see me posting or liking things online for about an hour immediately after that, I promise I wasn’t lying to you, I’m just bad at going to sleep and it is usually a long process that begins with disengaging from any sort of immediate contact with people (chats, for example) and ends when everything on my screen is blurry and I’m hallucinating plot points I haven’t written yet

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Try to acquire the weird practice of savouring your mistakes, delighting in uncovering the strange quirks that led you astray.

Daniel Dennet, Daniel Dennett’s seven tools for thinking

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wacky-thoughts:

Eneco Headquarters Rotterdam

Hofman Dujardin Architecten, an Amsterdam-based architectural practice run by Barbara Dujardin and Michiel Hofman have collaborated with Fokkema & Partners Architecten on the interior design of the recently completed new headquarters for a sustainable energy company Eneco. Located in Rotterdam, the 14-storey 25,000-square-meters building itself was designed by Dam & Partners Architecten and features a light-reflective façade incorporating planted tufts of greenery which frame windows on the lower levels of the building.

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expose-the-light:

Smeared Sky Photos by Matt Molloy

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thelivingwiccan:

Reblogging this again because someone always finds it useful!

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sanattasarimnet:

Yalos çerçöp zanaatı..

buzzfeed:

Animals are really, really weird.

sanattasarimnet:

Tehlikeli kuşlar..—> @ Salah Baazizi