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Double nostril I did with a jewelry change. @neometaljewelry (at Golden Horseshoe Tattoos & Piercing)
Double nostril I did with a jewelry change. @neometaljewelry (at Golden Horseshoe Tattoos & Piercing)
For the first time since 1941, anthrax has hit Western Siberia, with 1,500 reindeer dying and 13 Yamal nomads being hospitalized including 4 children.
This is because unusually high temperatures (it’s 10 degrees Fahrenheit higher than normal) have melted permafrost containing the corpse of a reindeer that died of the bacteria 75 years ago.
Anthrax goes dormant when frozen, turning into a spore that reanimates when the temperature rises. Scientists estimate it can survive in this state for a minimum of 100 years.
In Siberia, dozens of herders have been relocated, a quarantine is in place and a state of emergency has been declared by the mayor.
This renews concerns that ancient viruses and bacteria could once again pose a threat, as the earth warms.
In 2014 scientists discovered that a Siberian virus, pithovirus sibericum, which lay dormant in permafrost for 30,000 years, became infectious again once thawed.
this is not a consequence of global warming i had ever envisioned but now it’s the scariest thing i’ve ever heard
Climate change doesn’t just affect the weather.
It’s definitely not a good thing for people drinking water from rivers that are sourced from melted ice
Snorlax is blocking the path! Someone grab a poké flute, quick! #crochet #pokemon #snorlax message me for details on any crocheted items, including Pokemon!
Man there ain’t never gonna be another face like Ron Perlman’s.
Hope you use it wisely, humanity.
Greatest Uses of Ron Perlman’s Face
a List by Me
1. Beauty and the Beast

2. Hellboy

3. This cat

Humpback whales use a special hunting technique known as bubble net feeding. Whales, either individually or in a group, swim in a shrinking circle, blowing bubbles below a school of prey. The shrinking ring of bubbles encircles the school and confines it in an ever-smaller cylinder. The fish trapped in the middle of the bubble net are then eaten in one go as whales rise from below with an open mouth.
Pictures by Wayne Davis and Christin Kahn
Wow! I’ve never seen this from above before! So cool!