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‘Coming from a country with only 280,000 people, we’re always obsessed with the little minority groups that’ve been oppressed by bigger things or bigger nations. We watched cowboy-indian films when I was a kid and we always supported the indians and just fuck the cowboys!” -björk about Tibet, 1996

‘Coming from a country with only 280,000 people, we’re always obsessed with the little minority groups that’ve been oppressed by bigger things or bigger nations. We watched cowboy-indian films when I was a kid and we always supported the indians and just fuck the cowboys!”

-björk about Tibet, 1996

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rhamphotheca: animals-animals-animals: Zimmermans Variable Poison Frog (Ranitomeya variabilis), Peru (photo by John P Clare) View high resolution

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animals-animals-animals: Zimmermans Variable Poison Frog (Ranitomeya variabilis), Peru

(photo by John P Clare)

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alisonjaycie: weirdnessrunstheworld: We evolve into a product of society. Best picture. Ever. so much meaning. i love this. this is society. Love it View high resolution

alisonjaycie:

weirdnessrunstheworld:

We evolve into a product of society.

Best picture. Ever.

so much meaning. i love this. this is society.

Love it

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Impressive.

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Spanish artist Isaac Cordal sculpted faces onto metal cooking strainers, which cast beautiful shadows. via Neatorama

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rhamphotheca: giraffe-in-a-tree:  Standing Gerenuks Gerenuks or Waller’s Gazelles are well-known for their ability to stand on their hind legs to feed from trees with their long necks. What they aren’t well-known for are their incredible dancing skills which you can see in action here. Photo by peggy. View high resolution

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giraffe-in-a-tree:  Standing Gerenuks

Gerenuks or Waller’s Gazelles are well-known for their ability to stand on their hind legs to feed from trees with their long necks. What they aren’t well-known for are their incredible dancing skills which you can see in action here.

Photo by peggy.

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