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Sunday, October 11, 2015
Saturday, October 10, 2015
Nature of the Day: Humpback Whales Swim Under Gorgeous Northern Lights
Nature, y'all.
It's tough to believe this isn't some airbrushed design on a 1990s shirt. The world can pull out some crazy beautiful things sometimes.
This group of humpback whales bask in the northern lights of Norway in a super peaceful swim along the coast.
According to the video's description:
This Spectacular footage of a group of humpback whales swimming under the northern lights off the coast of Norway was shot by Norwegian cameraman Harald Albrigtsen, who works for the Norwegian media company NRK.
Large gatherings of whales like this are common in the waters off Norway, and this time of year is prime time to see the northern lights in the country.
The lights most frequently appear between September and March.
Thanks, Earth. This is great.
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Friday, October 9, 2015
A Royals Grounds Crew Member Was Eaten Alive by a Tarp Today
Photoshop Battle of the Day: Jeb! Bush Stands in Front of a Green Screen, Making Photoshops So Much Easier
It's tough for me to think that this wasn't some type of campaign stunt.
Standing in front of a green screen as a national figure is just the type of stuff that Reddit's r/photoshopbattles loves.
But that's what Jeb(!) Bush did.
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These 4 French Hikers Survived Crossing a Bridge While One of its Cables Snapped
The camera-wielding hiker fell 8 meters, but luckily no one in their party reported any serious injuries.
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These 10 Comics Show That Florida Man is One Of The Weirdest Superheroes Out There
America's Dong, Florida surely provides a terrific territory for hijinks and fortunately for us, Mandatory has compiled these great comics drawn by Dave Rappoccio showcasing one of the weirdest superheroes out there, Florida Man. Rumor has it that newspaper headlines supply him with powers of unknown strength in his battle against sound logic.
Comic by: Unknown
Thursday, October 8, 2015
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