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By Annie Montgomerie on Flickr.

Björn Árnason, Walls  

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Ferns and Mushrooms Beautiful gorgeous pretty flowers

By Annie Montgomerie on Flickr.

Created for Gab Collab, a collaborative project. Paint blob by Gabrielle Rose, pencil and composition by Amy Moen.

Researchers have found it tough to induce cancer in naked mole rats. Working in culture, they have infected cells from the creatures with a genetically engineered virus that contains a pair of oncogenes, or cancer-promoting genes, that reliably turns mouse cells malignant2,3. “This common oncogenic cocktail had no effect on the naked-mole-rat cells,” says Rochelle Buffenstein, a physiologist at the University of Texas, San Antonio, and a pioneer of naked-mole-rat research. “They did not become tumorigenic, they didn’t rapidly proliferate, they didn’t invade tissues.”

Vegetarian Vampires ~ Remedios Varo

Tumblr: zoeappleseed

By Kimika Hara

T-Rex Cake by Callicious Cakes …See the cake: http://cakesdecor.com/cakes/142961-t-rex-cake

From Mademoiselle Loulou.

Freak of Nature A truly bizarre and awesome Hawk Moth Caterpillar (Sphingidae), hangs in “lifeless mode” due to my disturbing its branch to get a shot. Body length almost 12cm (~5 inches) plus tail. And yes, thats a shield or hood (similar to a Hooded Mantis) behind its head. The consensus of Sphingid experts is that this doesn’t resemble any larva known from my area with a high likelihood of being an unrecorded species. by Sinobug (itchydogimages) on Flickr. Pu’er, Yunnan, China See more Chinese caterpillars on my Flickr site HERE…..

Ballpoint Pen and Watercolor on Cold Press Watercolor Paper