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False click beetle, Galbites sp.?, Eucnemidae
Photographed in Singapore
Photo 1 by budak and 2-3 by flyww
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Hello, sunshine. Jump in. Jump! Yes, jump!
Anastasia (1997) — dir. don bluth, gary goldman
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mary shelley writing about a monster rejected and abandoned by its creator and dedicating it to her own father i need to smoke a blunt with her i need to give her head
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Happy Birthday @flanaganfilm!
Thank you for all the incredible gifts you've given us fans throughout your career!
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i love love love when artists put a bunch of effort into like human anatomy and facial features and light rendering and drawing fabric folds and shadows and texture and then when they draw a gun they do this
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tarot card art i did ages ago-- i was going to try to make an entire deck, but so far ive only done 1 in two years ^^' so ill keep you guys updated kfjdjkfd
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Been a while since I’ve been on tumblr- have this Fern as an offering
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A freshly emerged Gulf Fritillary.
The Gulf fritillary or passion butterfly (Dione vanillae) is a bright orange butterfly in the subfamily Heliconiinae of the family Nymphalidae. I raised this particular specimen, and photographed it in Northern Florida on its host plant.
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Not A Cat
(Cuterebra buccata, a gorgeous botfly which apparently parasitizes bunnies? So large I thought she was a cicada when I first sighted her!)
One can see how I initially took her for a cicada:
As always, if you're thinking about dropping a comment here which is hating on bugs, move along or get blocked.
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Palestinians in the 1948-occupied territory march to the sites of the pre-1948 villages of Hawsha and Kasyer marking the 76th anniversary of the ongoing Palestinian Nakba, today.
The March of Return occurs yearly as a commemoration of the Nakba, the “catastrophe” in Arabic, when armed militias, which would later become the Israeli military, expelled 75% of Palestinians from their homes and lands to establish the State of Israel.
Each year, Palestinians commemorate the Nakba in this symbolic demonstration at the site of a city or town that Israel destroyed in 1948, honoring the Palestinians who were violently uprooted and demanding that one day all Palestinians in exile can return.
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