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why-animals-do-the-thing:

erraticartist:

plumplemousse:

lavahag:

venusianhag:

nikopuffs:

Learning To Cat

LOOK AT THIS BABY

THIS BABY IS DOING SO GOOD!

I.. Am about to cry.

@why-animals-do-the-thing
here’s some unproblematic cute for you!

Oh my god my heart. I can’t tell if this is actually observational learning, but it definitely looks like it could be - and no matter what, it is too cute. 

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gif87a-com:

Praise till you’re hollow [x]

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architags:

The Practice of Everyday Design. The Dunn House. Toronto. Canada. photos: révélateur studio 

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nohrslittleprincess:

Best adaptation of Romeo and Juliet by far

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archiemcphee:

We love these exquisitely detailed fantasy insects created by Japanese artist Hiroshi Shinno. Although completely imaginary, these hyperrealistic sculptures, their bodies made of hand-painted resin leaves, fronds, and flower petals, look like they might spring to life at any moment.

Visit Shinno’s Insect Diary to check out the original sketches for his awesome insect sculptures. To see even more of his artwork follow Shinno right here on Tumblr at @hiroshishinno​.

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peachfrogs:

ANDROMEDA BY GORILLAZ IS AN ABSOLUTE BANGER

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everydaylouie:

onion magic

ranawaytotelltheworld:

Just an otter cuddling its baby

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