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TFW you don't touch this blog for years and then realize today that you accidentally reblogged some dragon porn two weeks ago.
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The Baltimore Sun, Maryland, June 15, 1924
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Dramatic snow leopard spots new camera in enclosure for the first time
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I love him
He chonk
Lmaooooo
Same energy
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- On one side this may look like just a ordinary clam shell but when you flip it over it contains beautiful golden calcite crystals. The crystals formed when the clam died and a cavity formed allowing the crystals to develop. Took over two million years to do this. Found on the east coast of Florida in Brevard County.
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Source: instagram.com
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Hi
Please look at this bowl, made in Egypt almost 6000 years ago. Look at it.
I love it. Thank you for your time.
Yeah!!
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Peter Ellenshaw’s concept art for the Mermaid Lagoon at Tokyo DisneySea.
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Clair
Star Gladiator
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Item: chain mail cardigan with thagomizer tail, granting a spiked mace attack powered by Skill Check (Dance) and leaving both hands free.
From some unused concept art to the 1993 Super Mario Bros movie, of all things
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*floop flop*
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Bracelets of Tutankhamun
Bracelets found on the arms of King Tutankhamun showing advanced gold work techniques, including repoussé and granulation, ca. 1332-1323 BC, Tomb of Tutankhamun (KV62). Now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo.
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Star Tribune, Minneapolis, Minnesota, September 20, 1956
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Item: summonable guinea pig knight. Not actually that effective in battle but enemies must preform a will save against its adorableness.
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DescriptionPorpita porpita, or blue button, is a marine organism consisting of a colony of hydroids found in tropical and sub-tropical waters of the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian oceans. Although it is superficially similar to a jellyfish, each apparent individual is actually a colony of hydrozoan polyps.
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“Chimera” by Thierry Mugler, fall 1997-98