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Long-tailed Weasel aka Bridled Weasel (Neogale frenata), family Mustelidae, western U.S.

photograph by Greg Lit

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Valtavara, Finland by Andrey Bazanov

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"Bridging the Gap" | calibreus

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Shedding velvet.

The skin of the antlers is temporary. The bones of the antlers are temporary. The stag is ultimately temporary.

Digital. 8x10. Prints are available, $30 each, free shipping worldwide.

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Remember when the internet was basic and small?

And then we had more things develop and lots of options to enjoy?

All just to see it all mesh into the same 5 websites that just copy each other constantly.

#internet #weird #thoughts

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Rocky Horror is turning 50 next month and people still act like being gay was invented by Ellen in 1997

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Huck

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Fresno County Sunrise, CA by Sierra Sunrise

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by Marat Akhmetvaleev

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Loch Skeen, Scotland by moffatross

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Poppies in Antelope Valley, CA by brontis5

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Oh the things I’ve seen already and Ive only been in retail a month so far. 

Just heard a customer two aisles over go “Hey, I think this is that special glass that doesn’t shatter when you drop it” followed by the sound of shattering glass. I hate retail.

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a mummy who broke out of his sarcophagus wrote this

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eevamakinen

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FUN RANDOM HORSE BREED TIME

Super small lil horse breed known as the Banker Horse is a semi-feral/feral horse breed that lives on the barrier islands off the coast of North Carolina!

They're not considered to be indigenous but are protected and managed by the National Park Service and currently the estimated population of these horses is 400.

They share ancestry with other Colonial Spanish horse breeds, and genetic markers indicate the share a common ancestory with both the Paso Fino and the Pryor Mountain Mustang.

While there isn't a specific source of these horses, the biggest theories is that they swam to shore when ships wrecked in the nearby shoals, in a region known as the "Graveyard of the Atlantic" due to how many ships its claimed.

The Foundation for Shackleford Horses has set up a studbook for establishing the Banker horse as its own horse breed. It is registered as a critically endangered breed with the American Livestock Breeds Conversancy.

If you wanna help with the conservation of these cool guys, feel free to check out the link below!