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Ugh they're just so adorable 😭.

Sesame Seeds

Cranberry

Pineapple

Peanut

Cashew

Pistachio

Brussel Sprouts

Cacao

Vanilla

Saffron

Kiwi

Pomegranate

Peanuts-you-eat grow underground, but they are NOT part of the peanut plant’s roots. Peanut plants are ambitious little fuckers and plant their seeds themselves. They flower like any perfectly reasonable legume, but once the flowers have been pollinated the plants do something called “pegging” (no really), in which they drill the stems where the flowers used to be into the ground. And that’s where the peanuts you eat form. Like so:

Sleeping Bull by Maria Zolotukhina

Too Late by TheGreaterDesign

Additionally, Chattopadhyay came to the conclusion that–don’t be shocked!–further contact of these tribes was neither necessary nor helpful. She was quoted by National Geographic in saying:

“The tribes have been living on the islands for centuries without any problem. Their troubles started after they came into contact with outsiders. The tribes of the islands do not need outsiders to protect them; what they need is to be left alone.”

The Munsell Soil Color Chart is a 9 page reference binder, distinguishing between more than 300 naturally occurring soil colors.

Often the contrast is subtle, or on such a big scale you can’t really appreciate it, or the color bands are layered and hidden underground.

However, Vinicunca, the Rainbow Mountain in Peru, has many vibrant dirt colors in dramatic stripes!

See also the Zhangye Danxia landforms in China, or the Paria River Canyon in Utah, or various natural mineral deposits if you aren’t too pedantic about what you call “dirt”

Hormuz Island in Iran has a lot of cool things going for it, including rainbow caves and iridescent layered sand!

COMING CLOSER ATTRACTIONS