Posted 3 hours ago

allcreatures:

driven47:

elephantsandlambs:

(via lanemoseley)

OMG. I want this little thing!

Posted 4 hours ago

choice #1

choice #1

choice #2

choice #2

choice #3 (my fav. I think)

choice #3 (my fav. I think)

choice #4

choice #4

misslynn:

Which should I get? I’ve narrowed it down but I don’t know.

#3!!!

The ones I want kinda look like #3. I say go with those!

Posted 5 hours ago

succeedblog:

coffee art succeed

Classy.

Posted 14 hours ago

allcreatures:

Photograph by George Grall. Amazon horned frog

Amazon horned frogs achieve their enormous girth by being generally indiscriminate about what they eat. Typical ambush predators, they squeeze their bodies into the forest substrate or leaf litter so only their heads protrude. When anything smaller than their own bodies happens by, they spring from the mud and swallow their prey whole, locking it in their jaws with their sharp teeth.

They are aggressively territorial and voracious to a fault. Some have been found dead in the wild with the remains of an impossible-to-ingest victim still protruding from their mouths. Their ravenous appetite and huge mouths have earned them and other horned frogs the pet-trade nickname “Pac Man frogs.” via natgeo

This guy looks like a pimp. He reminds me of Jabba The Hut..

Posted 14 hours ago

allcreatures:

A grey squirrel puts its bushy tail over its head to protect itself from the snow in New Jersey, USA. Picture: RAY YEAGER / SOLENT. via telegraph uk

So smart.

Posted 14 hours ago
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Dntel - (This Is) The Dream Of Evan And Chan

This is the song that started “The Postal Service.”

Posted 1 day ago

Where’s Waldo?: The Gobbling Gluttons

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Where’s Waldo: At The Beach

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Where’s Waldo?: Department Store

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landscapelifescape:

Giza, Egypt

Before our Time (via Cody Bralts)