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unsuccessfulmetalbenders:

we went upstate and my dog was being a butt and trying to swipe at fish in the lake and she fell in and when we dried her off she was still shivering so i put a sweater on her 

oh my god

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When I rode the bus with my partner and his iPod

doomsower:

I actually like other kinds of black metal from other areas more but, yeah

fuck yeah

llbwwb:

Newborn Potto and Mother at the Cincinnati Zoo, USA ,by Erenst Coleman.

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doomsower:

lacarpa:

Matt Ferguson

This is awesome. I love it. This would make an amazing tattoo.

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captawesomesauce:

What do I do when I’m sick? I google “cat beards” on google images and here were some of the best. 

omfg

MAK THIS A MEME PLS

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primatesnotpets:

Andrew Kandrevas is hoping to get primate ownership banned in the state. 

“This lets the average homeowner know that a monkey is not a private pet, no matter what your kids tell you,” Kandrevas said. “We’re trying to make it flexible and not crackdown on people as if they are poachers or smugglers, but put them on notice that these are not viable pets.”

Read the full story here: Monkey trouble: Michigan lawmaker brings back bill to ban primate pet ownership

tastefullyoffensive:

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lost-carcosa:

At last! I have a diagnosis.

A friend of mine who rescues dogs and works tirelessly to advocate for pit bulls needs some help paying for one of her babies to have surgery! London has permanent nerve damage from a torn brachial plexus tendon and will need a front leg amputation. Any donations, no matter the amount, would greatly help out! 

rhamphotheca:

Oldest evidence of split between Old World monkeys and apes discovered

Two fossil discoveries from the East African Rift reveal new information about the evolution of primates, according to a study published online in Nature this week led by Ohio University scientists.

The team’s findings document the oldest fossils of two major groups of primates: the group that today includes apes and humans (hominoids), and the group that includes Old World monkeys such as baboons and macaques (cercopithecoids).

Geological analyses of the study site indicate that the finds are 25 million years old, significantly older than fossils previously documented for either of the two groups.Both primates are new to science, and were collected from a single fossil site in the Rukwa Rift Basin of Tanzania.

Rukwapithecus fleaglei is an early hominoid represented by a mandible preserving several teeth. Nsungwepithecus gunnelli is an early cercopithecoid represented by a tooth and jaw fragment..

(read more: PhysOrg)                    (illustration by Mauricio Anton)

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tattoostage:

Done by John Anderton.

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