#national geographic
Males need not apply—these California condor ladies are doing just fine on their own. After decades of trying to coax the endangered species (pictured above) back from the brink, scientists discovered the condors come up with their own way to help themselves: virgin birth.
PHOTOGRAPH BY ZSSD, MINDEN PICTURES
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Centro Habana , Cuba 2017
Photograph by Ana Igartua
R.I.P.
Zbigniew Religa
A pioneer in human heart transplantation in Poland, he led the team to prepare the first successful heart transplantation in the country, and in June 1995 he was the first surgeon to graft an artificial valve created from materials taken from human corpses.
http://www.wajszczuk.v.pl/polski/drzewo/tekst/0090zbigniew/0090zbigniew.htm
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Not AU.
A parody of National Geographic.
I drew this while I was watching the documentary video.
I drew it with reference to the undertale background.
‘Galactic’
One of my throwbacks to when I visited Canada in early 2017! Wow it’s been 3 years since I was out exploring the stunning scenery Alberta has to offer!
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‘Fired Up’ - (2019)
What a colour palette this image is! The blue hues & firery reds are always a personal favourite of mine! What do you think?
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Tube anemone in Bali.
Interestingly, a tube anemone isn’t really a sea anemone at all, but part of a different class of anthozoans (anemones and corals) called cerianthids.They have two rows of tentacles arranged in a spiral shape.
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