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For the first time, geologists have extracted intact rock samples--or "cores"--from two miles beneath the surface of the San Andreas Fault, which runs 800 miles along the length of California.
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High-speed video of suction feeding by the slingjaw wrasse, Epibulus insidiator
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Image of an elephant foetus in a womb. A series of different representations, using ultrasound scans and computer graphics, have been created for a documentary called Animals in the Womb.
thumbnail sucks. overlook that. great photos
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the spin of the blades causes the air to mix with the fog just below the center of the masts
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Announcer: "Everyone on the scene was covered with small parts of dead whale"
Hux:
At the end they even say a big chunk of whale was left. Let's just say they don't blow up whales anymore
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And yes, this is the type that get you high
MattyMo:
This is a real cave it was formed deep below the mineral rich soil in Mexico as the water is pumped out of the mine as it is being dug out they send geologist down to check for minerals berried and this room was discovered the formations formed in a concentrated solution of mineral water at about 160° F the room is now about 130° F
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Hux:
I just realized that the tigers are banging the lion's broads, there is just a female lion kickin it with the other tigers
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This place is real... Unbelievable
This is a Frillshark... thought to be extinct. Maybe it should be extinct, no animal should be allowed to be that ugly
A beautiful and big photo from space of the only home we'll ever know.
MooseLord:
For some reason, those cloud formations remind me a little of Corascuant from Star Wars.
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