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sitting-on-me-bum:
“ Spreading the love: At first, no one believed the researchers. How could marine animals pollinate plants under the surface, like bees do above? It happens—and it has likely been happening for tens of millions of years, biologist...

sitting-on-me-bum:

Spreading the love: At first, no one believed the researchers. How could marine animals pollinate plants under the surface, like bees do above? It happens—and it has likely been happening for tens of millions of years, biologist Zong-Xin Ren tells Nat Geo. “We know so little about our world,” Ren says. (Pictured above, an isopod covered in the germ cells of red algae.)

PHOTOGRAPH BY SEBASTIEN COLIN

herpsandbirds:

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Spotted Harrier aka Smoke Hawk (Circus assimilis), family Accipitridae, Coraki, NSW, Australia

Photograph by Evocati Joel

sleaterkinnie:

i love thigh. most biteable and eatable part of the whole body. easily. which is why they’re also the hottest part of the body. any body part that holds meat and fat in large quantities is generally viewed as sexy and despite what anthropologist tell you this is actually not about health and child bearing or whatever 🙄🙄 it’s because those are the parts you can eat