White Blood Cell chasing and consuming a Bacterial Organism through a process called Phagocytosis
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Sans titre
Story of my life
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punks not dead
Heosemys spinosa is an endangered species.
punks almost dead
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“My friend who is a gardener sends me photos of himself at work” (via)
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someone has waited their entire life to put that title to use and if he is not promoted immediately i am calling the l.a. times and complaining
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“But maybe…”
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Fractal Cat
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These awesome photos are from the 2013 Weston Sand Sculpture Festival on the sandy shores of Weston-super-Mare in Somerset, England. Each year the festival has a different theme and this year’s theme is Hollywood.
“Since the festival started in 2006, themes have included Fairy Tales, The Continents of the World, Under the Ocean, Great Britain, and The Jungle. What began with two Dutch sand sculptors building a giant King Kong from 30 tonnes of sand has now turned into a world famous get-together of some of the niftiest hands in sand sculpting.
More than 20 of the world’s greatest sculptors from nine different countries are working away using 4,000 tonnes of sand from the beach.”
The festival opened on Good Friday and runs through the end of September.
Visit Dailymail.co.uk to view more of the awesome sand sculptures from this year’s Weston Sand Sculpture Festival.
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A possum broke into an Australian bakery and ate so many pastries it couldn’t move. This is how they found him.
I live for this post
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For those of you who don’t understand archaeology, I have made a diagram.
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SOAP THROW
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La Tehon
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