i has the allergies
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squirrel & fog at dawn
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Northern Lights
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Nom Nom Nom
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Kitteh is confoos-ed…or that is some extra special tail.
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Baby Tiger
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A River of Effluvium
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Wedge-Tailed Eagle
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Check out those claws.
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Earwax ball to be proud of.
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One man, two ears, a few Q-tips and nerves of steel will get you THIS!!!! =}
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Akaka Falls
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Hilo, Hawaii
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Snowflakes
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Tigers
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Bear collection
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Stargazer
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flowers
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Daylily
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Giant Amazonian Leech
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And that bug`s pretty creepy looking, too.
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Himalayan Skyscape
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from The World At Night (TWAN)
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Winter
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Aurora boreal
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Explanation: While enjoying the spaceweather on a gorgeous summer evening in mid-July, astronomer Philippe Moussette captured this colorful fish-eye lens view looking north from the Observatoire Mont Cosmos, Quebec, Canada, planet Earth. In the foreground, lights along the northern horizon give an orange cast to the low clouds. But far above the clouds, at altitudes of 100 kilometers or more, are alluring green and purple hues of the aurora borealis or northern lights, a glow powered by energetic particles at the edge of space. In the background are familiar stars of the northern sky. In particular, that famous celestial kitchen utensil, the Big Dipper (left), and the W-shaped constellation Cassiopeia (right) are easy to spot. Then, just follow the pointer stars of the Big Dipper to Polaris, perhaps the most famous northern light of all.
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Eu nunca vÃ, mas, além da fÃsica, deve ser bonito! Mas a beleza estética não exclui a beleza da fÃsica!!!
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Red leaf
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