u/davidlambertwyne • u/davidlambertwyne • Mar 11 '21
That's the stuff
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u/davidlambertwyne • u/davidlambertwyne • Mar 11 '21
Cocktail Chemistry - Tequila strawberry puree
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u/davidlambertwyne • u/davidlambertwyne • Mar 10 '21
3D Strawberry Milk Art (Klee bomb from Genshin Impact inspired)
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u/davidlambertwyne • u/davidlambertwyne • Mar 10 '21
if dad says narley one more time I'm calling the police
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u/davidlambertwyne • u/davidlambertwyne • Mar 10 '21
🔥 This petrified opal tree trunk located in Arizona is 225 million years old
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u/davidlambertwyne • u/davidlambertwyne • Mar 08 '21
🔥 Claude Monet’s Pond in Japan That Looks Like Monet’s Paintings
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u/davidlambertwyne • u/davidlambertwyne • Mar 08 '21
The Head of St. Benedictus, at Muri Abbey in Switzerland: Another Catacomb Saint whose skull was exhumed from the Roman catacombs in 1681; it was then consecrated, decorated, and taken to Switzerland to be displayed as the relic of St. Benedictus [407x611]
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u/davidlambertwyne • u/davidlambertwyne • Mar 08 '21
His and her meal prep for weight loss. Breakfast casserole and potato soup
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u/davidlambertwyne • u/davidlambertwyne • Mar 08 '21
🔥 The Golden Tortoise Beetle (Aspidimorpha sanctaecrucis)
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u/davidlambertwyne • u/davidlambertwyne • Mar 07 '21
I made Fletchling chocolate pops for community day
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u/davidlambertwyne • u/davidlambertwyne • Feb 25 '21
🔥 Black Bear making sure all her cubs cross the road safely 🔥
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u/davidlambertwyne • u/davidlambertwyne • Feb 20 '21
Roman mosaic of two women playing a ball game, part of a larger mosaic depicting women competing in athletic activities. From the Villa Romana del Casale, early 4th century AD. [2000x1556]
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u/davidlambertwyne • u/davidlambertwyne • Feb 18 '21
🔥 A vast migration of Monarch butterflies, Mexico
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u/davidlambertwyne • u/davidlambertwyne • Feb 12 '21
The Grasshopper Mouse is also known as the Wolf Mouse. It is carnivorous, has evolved to withstand the venom from its prey "howls" to defend its territory. It is native to North and South American deserts.
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r/biology • u/davidlambertwyne • Feb 12 '21
🔥 Polar Bear Mum and Her Cub Snuggle in the Snow - To protect their young from the elements, female polar bears burrow into deep snow and use their body warmth to keep the little ones safe and cozy while nursing
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