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From the beds we wake up in to the buses we take and the offices we work at, it often seems like we live on a man-made planet. But the natural world is all around us, all the time. It's just we build such intricate hideouts, we sometimes forget about it. So let's refresh our memory.

For that, Bored Panda invites you to visit 'The Fabulous Weird Trotters.' It's a Facebook page that regularly shares pictures of the "sometimes weird, sometimes fabulous, and every time fabulous weird" faces of Mother Nature.

They've got adorable plants, atmospheric ghost lights, creepy spiders, and much, much more. No wonder over 1.3 million people follow this page.

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The Skeleton Flower, Whose Petals Turn From White To Translucent When It Rains

The Skeleton Flower, Whose Petals Turn From White To Translucent When It Rains

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    This Is What A 350 Year Old Oak Tree Looks Like. Isn't It Beautiful?

    This Is What A 350 Year Old Oak Tree Looks Like. Isn't It Beautiful?

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    Beth S
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    It breaks my heart every time I see companies clearing out wooded areas. :(

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    We're releasing this list on a special occasion. Almost exactly 50 years ago, on June 5-16, 1972, the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment (also known as the Stockholm Conference) was held in Stockholm, Sweden. It was the UN's first major conference on international environmental issues, and marked a turning point in the development of international policies.

    When the participating 122 countries — 70 of them considered to be developing and poor — adopted the Stockholm Declaration, they essentially committed to 26 principles and an action plan that set in a multilateral environmental regime.

    One of the overarching principles was that sovereignty should be subject to not causing harm to the natural world of other countries as well.

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    Turtle's Shell Looks Like A Fireworks Display

    Turtle's Shell Looks Like A Fireworks Display

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    Eruption On Mount Etna (Sicily) Gives The Illusion Of A Phoenix In The Sky

    Eruption On Mount Etna (Sicily) Gives The Illusion Of A Phoenix In The Sky

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    This was the first globally subscribed document that recognized the "interconnections between development, poverty and the environment."

    These principles were celebrated as a harbinger of "new behavior and responsibility which must govern their relationship in the environmental era."

    In a way, the planet's environment and natural resources became a common resource with countries resetting their relationship with nature — from sovereignty over resources to shared responsibility for their sustainable uses.

    #8

    Bald Eagle's Nest With A Ranger For Scale. Wow

    Bald Eagle's Nest With A Ranger For Scale. Wow

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    IlovemydogShilo
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    This is amazing. He could almost move in!. Seriously though, I think the way ALL birds make nests is amazing. The fact they can do all that intricate weaving just using their beaks is incredible. They are so clever. I love birds.

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    A Golden Wavy Mouse

    A Golden Wavy Mouse

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    Boggy
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Oooh curly mouse fur I never even considered the possibility nature is amazing

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    The key agreements of the Stockholm Declaration were:

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    Earth's natural resources, including air, water, land, flora and fauna, especially representative samples of natural ecosystems, must be safeguarded for the benefit of the present and future generations through careful planning or management.

    The discharge of toxic substances or of other substances and the release of heat, in such quantities or concentrations as to exceed the capacity of the environment to render them harmless, must be halted in order to ensure that serious or irreversible damage is not inflicted upon ecosystems. The just struggle of the peoples of ill countries against pollution should be supported.

    #10

    Algae Forms On The Head Of The Mary River Turtle Making It Look Like A Punk

    Algae Forms On The Head Of The Mary River Turtle Making It Look Like A Punk

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    #11

    The Chrysalis Of The Metallic Mechanitis Butterfly From Costa Rica

    The Chrysalis Of The Metallic Mechanitis Butterfly From Costa Rica

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    Stunning Forest Light Mushrooms : Are Among The One Hundred Fungi Species That Are Bioluminescent. They Are Usually Found In Asia

    Stunning Forest Light Mushrooms : Are Among The One Hundred Fungi Species That Are Bioluminescent. They Are Usually Found In Asia

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    Judas Tree - An Extraordinary Tree Whose Flowers Grow Straight From The Trunk

    Judas Tree - An Extraordinary Tree Whose Flowers Grow Straight From The Trunk

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    States shall take all steps to prevent pollution of the seas by substances that are liable to create hazards to human health, to harm living resources and marine life, to damage amenities or to interfere with other legitimate uses of the sea.

    States have, in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations and the principles of international law, the sovereign right to exploit their own resources pursuant to their own environmental policies, and the responsibility to ensure that activities within their jurisdiction or control do not cause damage to the environment of other States or of areas beyond the limits of national jurisdiction.

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    Stephen Dunn Took This Incredible Photograph With His Flash Illuminating A Spider And Revealing Its Wet Web With A Rainbow Effect

    Stephen Dunn Took This Incredible Photograph With His Flash Illuminating A Spider And Revealing Its Wet Web With A Rainbow Effect

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    The Stunning Helleborus Black Beauty

    The Stunning Helleborus Black Beauty

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    GoGoPDX
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I got one of these last year and had no idea what it was as it was the only one at a grocery store and had no info on it or the planter. It was really cheap and looked pretty rough. I planted it in my yard, and it grew a little through the summer, hibernated all winter, and went absolutely crazy this spring! It is huge with so many flowers, and I love it so much!!

    Cold Contagious
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I have fallen in love with this variety and several other of the dark colors, like the dark blues and deep crimson red, they are phenomenal flowers.

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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Ooh, and they're perennials. I might have to get some of these.

    Dawn Welton
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I have these in the black patch of my garden, along with black tulips, lilies, hyacinths, irises, columbine, and daylilies!!

    Craig Mossman
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Wonderful plant, we have dozens, first thing to bloom. February, first thing I do in spring is cut off last years leaves.

    Janet Graham
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    These are also known as Lenten Rose. They grow in zones 6-9, like acidic soils and partial shade. They are an evergreen perennial. These are gorgeous!

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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    In first grade a teacher yelled at me for drawing black flowers because they don't exist. I hope she loses her car keyes

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    The environmental policies of all States should enhance and not adversely affect the present or future development potential of developing countries, nor should they hamper the attainment of better living conditions for all, and appropriate steps should be taken by States and international organizations with a view to reaching agreement on meeting the possible national and international economic consequences resulting from the application of environmental measures.

    #18

    Ghost Fire In The Sky Near Franklin, WV

    Ghost Fire In The Sky Near Franklin, WV

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    Nathaniel
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Is it any wonder people believe in aliens and gods when they see stuff like this they cannot explain?

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    "Glass Gem" Or Pearl Of Glass

    "Glass Gem" Or Pearl Of Glass

    This variety of corn is one of the most original, it produces translucent and kaleidoscopic seeds.
    It is in the years 1980 that Carl Barnes farmer of Oklahoma, managed to give birth to this variety. By crossing three other varieties of corn resulting from Indian cultures... It is edible and used in the form of flour in general...

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    The Stockholm conference started the contemporary "environmental era." In many ways, it took governance of planetary concerns to the mainstream. This resulted in over 500 multilateral environmental agreements being adopted in the last 50 years.

    In fact, most of today's conventions related to planetary crises like the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), and the whole environmental regime being implemented through the UN system trace their origin to the Stockholm Declaration.

    #23

    Prairie Smoke Flowers (Geum Triflorum). Looks Like Cotton Candy!

    Prairie Smoke Flowers (Geum Triflorum). Looks Like Cotton Candy!

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    #24

    This Creature Is A Saturniidae Moth Caterpillar

    This Creature Is A Saturniidae Moth Caterpillar

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    #25

    Beautiful Natural Rainbow Fluorite Is Just Bands Of Different Colours

    Beautiful Natural Rainbow Fluorite Is Just Bands Of Different Colours

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    The world is all tuned in to the Stockholm+50, to be held in the same city in June, but with a vastly changed planet, notwithstanding the rooting of the multilateral environmental regime.

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    On June 2-3, instead of discussing how the past half-century lived up to their previous vision, world leaders will talk about the next 50 years and the emergency actions that our planet so desperately needs.

    "Human development is largely fuelled by a tripling in the extraction of natural resources, food production, and energy production and consumption over the past 50 years," says an advance draft copy of the document to be discussed at Stockholm+50.

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    These Are Skeleton Panda Sea Squirts, Also Known As Ascidians. They're Marine Invertebrate Filter Feeders That Will Probably End Up In A Tim Burton Film At Some Point

    These Are Skeleton Panda Sea Squirts, Also Known As Ascidians. They're Marine Invertebrate Filter Feeders That Will Probably End Up In A Tim Burton Film At Some Point

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    Beautiful Rare Black Baccara

    Beautiful Rare Black Baccara

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    A visualization of the next 50 years, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) on May 4, 2020, states that "1 to 3 billion people are projected to be left outside the climate conditions that have served humanity well over the past 6,000 y [years]."

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    The study explains how humans have resided in a “climatic envelope” characterized by ~11˚C and 15˚C of mean annual temperature and “the geographical position of this temperature niche is projected to shift more over the coming 50 y than it has moved since 6000 BP [before present]”.

    According to Tim Lenton, co-author of the study, the situation looks unbelievable to many. Areas in North America and Europe that have comfortable temperatures would become as hot as North Africa. Tim warns: "Where we are headed is a place we don't want to go."

    Let's hope that Stockholm+50 will come up with something that will ensure both humans and all the critters that we see on 'The Fabulous Weird Trotters' will get to keep our homes.

    #30

    Stunning Black Beauty Sunflower!

    Stunning Black Beauty Sunflower!

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    Nathaniel
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Never knew you could get black sunflowers. Is this a one off genetic mutation?

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    Sailfish Have Been Clocked At Speeds In Excess Of 68mph/112km, Some Experts Consider The Sailfish The Fastest Fish In The World's Oceans

    Sailfish Have Been Clocked At Speeds In Excess Of 68mph/112km, Some Experts Consider The Sailfish The Fastest Fish In The World's Oceans

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    Nathaniel
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    2 years ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    "I am sailing, I am sailing, Home again, 'Cross the sea, I am sailing, Stormy waters, To be near you, To be free"

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    Incredibly Detailed Photograph Of Our Sun

    Incredibly Detailed Photograph Of Our Sun

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    Kristal
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    First photo almost looks like an enlarged photo of an unfertalized human egg

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    A Very Geometric Spiderweb

    A Very Geometric Spiderweb

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    Stunning

    Stunning

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    Tamra
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I love the diversity in mantids...some of them are wildly beautiful. That doesn't mean I wouldn't run, screaming, if one was on my shoulder. 😂

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    The Gorgeous Black Calla Lily

    The Gorgeous Black Calla Lily

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    The Stunning Golden Tortoise Beetle. Also Known As Charidotella Sexpunctata, It Is Part Of The Leaf Beetle Family, Chrysomelidae And A Native To The Americas

    The Stunning Golden Tortoise Beetle. Also Known As Charidotella Sexpunctata, It Is Part Of The Leaf Beetle Family, Chrysomelidae And A Native To The Americas

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    The 'Hungry Tree', Slowing Devouring A Park Bench In Dublin, Ireland

    The 'Hungry Tree', Slowing Devouring A Park Bench In Dublin, Ireland

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    The World’s Biggest Flower, Rafflesia Arnoldii, West Sumatra, Indonesia

    The World’s Biggest Flower, Rafflesia Arnoldii, West Sumatra, Indonesia

    Indeed the largest flower but also the smelliest! And, to the human nose, not in a good way: its gigantic petals emit a putrid scent like rotting flesh to attract pollinators and prey.

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    A Real Life Dragon! The Five-Banded Gliding Lizard Has Modified Ribs That Extend Into A Wing Membrane

    A Real Life Dragon! The Five-Banded Gliding Lizard Has Modified Ribs That Extend Into A Wing Membrane

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    #44

    So Some Bees Decided To Make A Hive In Between The Window And The Shutters

    So Some Bees Decided To Make A Hive In Between The Window And The Shutters

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    Sabse
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I would not open the shutters again this season. Such a great insight into a hive! For ventilation then other windows will have to do... But I wonder if it is loud?

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    Indian Giant Flying Squirrel In The Air In Broad Daylight!

    Indian Giant Flying Squirrel In The Air In Broad Daylight!

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    Valonia Ventricosa, The Largest Single-Celled Organism On Earth. Yep, This Is A Single Living Cell

    Valonia Ventricosa, The Largest Single-Celled Organism On Earth. Yep, This Is A Single Living Cell

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    Glass Frog, Photo By Peter Grob

    Glass Frog, Photo By Peter Grob

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    "Rhodotus Palmatus, Aka The Wrinkled Peach

    "Rhodotus Palmatus, Aka The Wrinkled Peach

    Rhodotus is a saprobic mushroom, meaning it feeds off of dead organic matter, specifically fallen hardwood logs. It has a “circumboreal” distribution, and can be found in North America, Europe, North Africa, as well as Asia.
    It is most likely to fruit during cooler temperatures after long periods of rainy weather. This beauty is not edible and hard to find, but wow what a cool looking mushroom!"

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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    One of us has to do this, it is part of the terms and conditions when we sign up to Bored Panda, so here we go. "Why did the mushroom go to the party? Because he was a fungi."

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    #51

    The Stunning Echium Wildpretii, Also Known As Tower Of Jewels!

    The Stunning Echium Wildpretii, Also Known As Tower Of Jewels!

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    2 years ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    That’s a lovely splash of color in an otherwise brownish arid place.

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    Three-Headed

    Three-Headed

    Photographer Renatas Jakaitis captured this unintended moment when three fallow-deer were walking along a path and the sound of her camera caught their attention. Like an optical illusion, the deer appeared as one body with three almost identical heads.

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    Buff Laced Polish

    Buff Laced Polish

    Buff Laced Polish are very rare breed of chickens. Polish chickens are a European breed known for their distinctive crests, or "top hats." Polish chickens are gentle and docile, but their crests can limit their vision making them timid and easily startled.

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    When Sperm Whales Need A Nap, They Take A Deep Breath, Dive Down About 45 Feet And Arrange Themselves Into Perfectly-Level, Vertical Patterns

    When Sperm Whales Need A Nap, They Take A Deep Breath, Dive Down About 45 Feet And Arrange Themselves Into Perfectly-Level, Vertical Patterns

    They sleep sound and still for up to two hours at a time between breaths, in pods of 5 or 6 whales, presumably for protection. No one knew whales slept vertically until a 2008 study documented the behavior. And no one captured really good photography of it in the wild until 2017. French photographer Stephane Granzotto was documenting sperm whales in the Mediterranean for his book on the creatures when he came across these sleeping whales.

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    BAWK BAWK BAKAW
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    wow! i TOTALLY didn't know this. i TOTALLY haven't seen this on 30 other bp articles recently

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    Indian Pipe - This Fascinating Plant (Monotropa Uniflora)

    Indian Pipe - This Fascinating Plant (Monotropa Uniflora)

    Definitely one of nature’s weird wonders. Because it has no chlorophyll and doesn’t depend on photosynthesis, this ghostly white plant is able to grow in the darkest of forests.
    Many people refer to this strange plant as Indian pipe fungus, but it is not a fungus at all – it just looks like one. It is actually a flowering plant, and believe it or not, it is a member of the blueberry family.

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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Grows on the cool,wet sides of the mountains in NC and SC because I've seen them. If you touch or pick them. They turn black and die very rapidly.

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    Below Is The Telescope Fish, A Deep Sea Fish Found In Cold Tropical Waters Worldwide. It Is Capable Of Devouring Prey Larger Than Itself

    Below Is The Telescope Fish, A Deep Sea Fish Found In Cold Tropical Waters Worldwide. It Is Capable Of Devouring Prey Larger Than Itself

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    The Stunning White ‘Zulu Prince’ Cape Daisy (Venidium Fastuosum) !

    The Stunning White ‘Zulu Prince’ Cape Daisy (Venidium Fastuosum) !

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    A Close Up Of A Longhorn Beetle's Face

    A Close Up Of A Longhorn Beetle's Face

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    Praying Mantis That Has Been In Amber For 12 Million Years

    Praying Mantis That Has Been In Amber For 12 Million Years

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    #62

    A Giant Spider ? This Is The Stunning Soft Monkey Tail Cactus With Red Flowers

    A Giant Spider ? This Is The Stunning Soft Monkey Tail Cactus With Red Flowers

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    Tiger Moth With A Clown Face (Idalus Herois). It Is Found In Mexico, Venezuela And Brazil

    Tiger Moth With A Clown Face (Idalus Herois). It Is Found In Mexico, Venezuela And Brazil

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    Scientifically Accurate Life-Size Replica Of Titanoboa Eating A Crocodile, The Biggest Snake To Have Ever Roamed The Earth

    Scientifically Accurate Life-Size Replica Of Titanoboa Eating A Crocodile, The Biggest Snake To Have Ever Roamed The Earth

    The first fossils were discovered in South America in 2009, the measurements of Titanoboa were gigantic for a snake: 80cm / 2,6 Feet wide, 14 meters / 46 Feet long and weighed more than a ton / 2000 pound.

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    Yucca Rigida - Blue Yucca, Look At The Bloom! Wow

    Yucca Rigida - Blue Yucca, Look At The Bloom! Wow

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    Cyclocosmia (Trapdoor Spider)

    Cyclocosmia (Trapdoor Spider)

    Also known as The Chinese Hourglass Spider, cyclocosmia latusicosta, are a type of trapdoor spider. They are ambush predators that patiently wait for their unaware victim to scurry past their lair before they strike and eat them as soon as they detect motion.

    If threatened, they burrow themselves headfirst and back up plugging the hole with their abdomen. Their backside looks a lot like a coin and because of that they were often mistaken as coins by Chinese farmers who would come across them. They also resemble Aztec sun stones. Their bite is low risk (non-toxic) so if you ever pick one up, and it bites you, you should be fine.
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    2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    "Someone has dropped a button on the floor!" "Best pick it up, it looks rather ornate!" "What the....aargh aargh! Code brown! Aargh!"

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    Was Playing Video Games When I Heard A Sounds To My Left. Looked Over And Saw This

    Was Playing Video Games When I Heard A Sounds To My Left. Looked Over And Saw This

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    This Giant Squid Washed Up On The Beach At Kommetjie, South Africa, During The Night. The Museum Is Busy Collecting It Now

    This Giant Squid Washed Up On The Beach At Kommetjie, South Africa, During The Night. The Museum Is Busy Collecting It Now

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    This Is Betty, Black Dragon Awm "Asian Water Monitors". Wow. Thanks To The Owner Katie Bruce For The Photo And The Infos!

    This Is Betty, Black Dragon Awm "Asian Water Monitors". Wow. Thanks To The Owner Katie Bruce For The Photo And The Infos!

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    The World's Oldest Spider Ever Recorded Died In Western Australia At The Age Of 43 When She Was Violently Attacked By A Wasp

    The World's Oldest Spider Ever Recorded Died In Western Australia At The Age Of 43 When She Was Violently Attacked By A Wasp

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