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thefingerfuckingfemalefury:

drfitzmonster:

thefingerfuckingfemalefury:

hellforged-trashgoddex:

thefingerfuckingfemalefury:

ayellowbirds:

hominishostilis:

Blllleeeeeeeeeeep

i love pangolins so much

he tongue too big for he gotdamn mouth O.O

True! According to Wikipedia, he tongue is too big for he gotdamn mouth, so much so that it actually extends into his abdomen. Similarly, his front claws are too big for walking and he uses his tail as counterbalance so he can walk on his hind legs. Pangolins are delightfully weird little creatures

Strange but adorable armoured dogs

basically an artichoke with legs

Such noble and ridiculous creatures :D

All of the above, and sadly really endangered. They’re a popular bushmeat animal and folk medicine in parts of the world says their keratin scales can cure all sorts of diseases. (They’re the same protein as rhino horn and sadly just as useless medicinally).

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platanerx: “ Ocean Wave Rainbows “ When a beam of sunlight comes down to Earth, the light is white. But, if the light beam happens to hit raindrops (in the above scenario mist from the ocean waves) on the way down at a certain angle, the different...
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platanerx: “ Ocean Wave Rainbows “ When a beam of sunlight comes down to Earth, the light is white. But, if the light beam happens to hit raindrops (in the above scenario mist from the ocean waves) on the way down at a certain angle, the different...
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platanerx:

Ocean Wave Rainbows

When a beam of sunlight comes down to Earth, the light is white. But, if the light beam happens to hit raindrops (in the above scenario mist from the ocean waves) on the way down at a certain angle, the different colors that make up the beam separate so that we can see them – in the form of a rainbow.

The angle for each color of a rainbow is different, because the colors slow down at different speeds when they enter the raindrop. The light exits the raindrop in one color, depending on the angle it came in, so we see only one color coming from each raindrop.

Light at different angles coming through many raindrops form the rainbow that we see, in stripes of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet.

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Image: Ocean Rainbow

[Discovery Kids - Tell Me: How do rainbows form?]

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montereybayaquarium: “ Cephalopods are superlative and sneaky assassins, using countless tricks to catch unsuspecting critters. Sign up for our texting program when you’re here to catch these hunters in action in our Tentacles exhibit. Text the word...
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montereybayaquarium: “ Cephalopods are superlative and sneaky assassins, using countless tricks to catch unsuspecting critters. Sign up for our texting program when you’re here to catch these hunters in action in our Tentacles exhibit. Text the word...
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montereybayaquarium: “ Cephalopods are superlative and sneaky assassins, using countless tricks to catch unsuspecting critters. Sign up for our texting program when you’re here to catch these hunters in action in our Tentacles exhibit. Text the word...
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montereybayaquarium: “ Cephalopods are superlative and sneaky assassins, using countless tricks to catch unsuspecting critters. Sign up for our texting program when you’re here to catch these hunters in action in our Tentacles exhibit. Text the word...
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montereybayaquarium:

Cephalopods are superlative and sneaky assassins, using countless tricks to catch unsuspecting critters.

Sign up for our texting program when you’re here to catch these hunters in action in our Tentacles exhibit. Text the word “experience” to 56512 to find out when our exhibits are being fed!

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