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Penguins are such sad animals :(
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^why are they sad?
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Tanah Lot, Bali: The Temple On The Rock or the Sea Temple - gorgeous!
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The Lakes of Mount Kelimutu, Indonesia are considered to be the resting place for departed souls, the lakes are locally referred to as “the lake of evil spirits”. All 3 lakes change color from blue to green to black or red unpredictably. Amazing!!!
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It’s an amazing natural sight at Abraham lake with the Frozen bubbles under the ice.
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:ahaa:
from black & white to color?
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^:rotfl:
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That looks pretty awesome!
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Why has post 193 been rudely ignored?
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coz I don’t know any Surya Dev 
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Splanation accepted.
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This is what happens when you leave a bike chained to a tree for 60 years!
The person who owned this bike left it tied to the tree before going off to war. He never returned so his family left it there as a memorial. Natures way of saying “rest in peace”
Vashon Island, WA.
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i wish main issey real main dekhun :wub:
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Very rare species-black Orchid or Cymbidium Kiwi Midnight.
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This is a Bios Urn, a completely biodegradable urn that contains a single tree seed. When planted, the tree seed is nourished by and absorbs the nutrients from the ashes. The urn itself is made from coconut shell and contains compacted peat and cellulose. The ashes are mixed with this, and the seed placed inside. You can even choose which type of tree you’d like to grow!
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CNN)- Scientists in Uruguay announced Wednesday the birth of the first genetically-modified phosphorescent sheep.
Nine sheep were born in October 2012 at Uruguay’s Institute of Animal Reproduction, in an experiment done in partnership with the Institute Pasteur.
According to the scientists, the sheep developed normally, without showing any difference with their non-modified counterparts.
Uruguayan scientists used a gene from a jellyfish which is responsible for production of a green fluorescent protein.
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You can't taste food without saliva!
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Guelta d’Archei Oasis, Sahara Desert
Never seen so many camels at the same spot!
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you can't see without eyes! :D hehe