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Katja Kemnitz: Too Much Love (2016)

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Research on hearing ability in harbor seals (Phoca vitulina) at Nordhorn Zoo © Franz Frieling, TP Nordhorn

pet cemetery in yorkshire. it was the biggest stone in the lot 🐁

Traditional inuit male and female sculptures in Nuuk, Greenland

Jan De Maesschalck (Belgian, b. 1958), Untitled (Bunker), 2018. Acrylic on paper, 54.4 x 41.2 cm.

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Indexes Purchased with funds provided by the William Talbott Hillman Foundation © Emmet Gowin, courtesy Pace/MacGill Gallery, New York

Archaeologists Uncover Nearly 170 Nazca Lines Dating Back About 2,000 Years in Peru

Ariel Schlesinger

焼き芋! - Baked sweet potatoes!

nose ornament with spiders salinar culture (peru), c.100 BC - 200 AD, gold

These arborsculptures by Axel Erlandson, a Californian farmer. Erlandson taught himself how to grow trees into peculiar shapes. The method of how he grew these trees remained a mystery, and even his family was left in the dark. In 1947 Erlandson opened his “Tree Circus” to the public and drew crowds of curious visitors, partially thanks to the efforts of Robert Ripley. Ripley featured Erlandson’s work in his “Ripley’s Believe It Or Not” on multiple occasions.