Kalabaw

Hollywood Bowl | 1926

Scientists once gave a slime mold a tiny food map of the Tokyo area, and the result was wild. They placed oat flakes in the same spots as cities around Tokyo and let the brainless slime mold grow between them. As it searched for food, it built tubes between the oat flakes, then removed weaker paths and kept better ones. The final network looked surprisingly close to Tokyo’s railway system, balancing short routes, efficiency, and backup paths without any brain at all.

'The Last of Sheila', 1973.

Calais cuddle (FTP)

📷 Sudip Das

June 6th 1944, The 70th Anniversary of D-Day

Italian artilleryman cradles a 149mm shell destined for the gun in the background, North Africa, 1942

French vintage postcard

(via Pin on Canada)  Emerald Lake, Yoko National Park, British Columbia, Canada