Now this, my Darlings, is a field of flowers. You can eat the flowers themselves as well as any insects you find, but be careful with bees.

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Wait, let me . . . your face is a mess . . . .

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There are no words for this.

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Thad and Emily promised the marriage counselor numerous times not to talk over each other. Civilized discourse was what they had agreed to several times in the past, but today, with the topic arising of who cheated on whom first, neither one of them can stfu for one second.

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. . . so then your Grampa said, 'Oh, look, there's a mountain; lets go see what's on the other side!'

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This is what this sub was made for. Just look at these two!

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Oncillus (Leopardus tigrinus). Yet another species of cat aidke! Is there no end?

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And here, Ladies and Gentlemen, is Felinus nospinus.

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Orchid bees.

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When they're in conversation, I wonder which language they use. Probably Human, since they both understand that one; sort of how Europeans use English.

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Flock of pointy-tails in attack mode.

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How can this be real, I wonder. Amazing.

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Makes me wonder who learned whose language first.

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OMG, LOOK!

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Cute guy with myriad cats.

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A successful design, replicated.

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Pink fairy armadillo (Chlamyphorus truncatus). Makes me wonder if the males are blue.

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Guianan cock-of-the-rock.

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12 million-year-old crab fossil.

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Found these on my walk, thought them so beautiful, and wished (again) I knew somebody else who was a bone fan. Then I wondered, maybe Reddit has a sub . . . .

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This dichotomy.

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Okay, so imagine finding one of these on the beach. Just thinking about it makes me drool a little bit.

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