lost-in-shannonletoworld:

rhamphotheca:

Narla the Puma/Cougar/Mountian Lion/Catamount (Puma concolor) rests in the shade at Big Cat Rescue in Tampa, FL, USA

(via: BCR | Facebook)

rhamphotheca:

Plasma Loops on the Sun

This is the sun as you’ve never seen it before. NASA researchers applied extra processing to a sun snapshot taken by the Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) to create this trippy image. Loops of plasma are held in place by the sun’s strong magnetic fields, concentrated in active regions that are visible to the naked eye as sunspots. This is a look at the sun on Sept. 25, 2011.

(via: Live Science)       (image: NASA/GSFC/SDO)

trueechelondreamerbelieverjst:

I miss them so much.

Jared

Shannon

Tomo

all of them together

I miss them being crazy

weird

being different

and so homey

I miss these guys just being themselves

being 

30modernmyths:

what? is this like…the league of grannies with their fat black cats behaving like dogs, or what? D

explosionsoflife:

This adorable spider is commonly known as the Peacock Jumping Spider (Maratus volans), for obvious reasons. Similar to actual peacocks, male peacock spiders raise a colorful flap on their abdomens to garner female attention. Also common among this species is a sort of spider polygamy where male peacock spiders court multiple females at once.

smokeporch:

GIRLS ONLY, jk kinda!