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wagesoffear: Beekman St

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Beekman St

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tropicsofjungala: Strawberry Poison Dart Frog by Supervliegzus on Flickr.

tropicsofjungala:

Strawberry Poison Dart Frog by Supervliegzus on Flickr.

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May 31st, 2012 at 9:51AM
zeroing: Shahriar Erfanian

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Shahriar Erfanian

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enochliew:

Crane House by BRT Architekten

The distinctive shape of the three buildings, is reminiscent of the cranes which once loaded the ships in the city harbour of Cologne.

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May 31st, 2012 at 9:50AM

crazypictures:

El Aguila

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lightning-firelies: African Red Knobbed Seastar (Protoreaster lincki) Red-knobbed Starfish (Protoreaster linckii), also known as the red spine star, African sea star, and the African red knob sea star is a species of starfish. Protoreaster linckii grows to a maximum diameter of 12 inches. It has numerous tubercles located along its five arms. These tubercles are bright red and extend upward from the arms. It has a gray body with stripes that connect the tubercles. This creates an appearance of a grid made of interconnecting wires. The skeleton is composed of many calcareous ossicles and spicules. They are located inside the layer of connective tissue. This skeleton supports the large disk.

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African Red Knobbed Seastar (Protoreaster lincki)

Red-knobbed Starfish (Protoreaster linckii), also known as the red spine star, African sea star, and the African red knob sea star is a species of starfish.

Protoreaster linckii grows to a maximum diameter of 12 inches. It has numerous tubercles located along its five arms. These tubercles are bright red and extend upward from the arms. It has a gray body with stripes that connect the tubercles. This creates an appearance of a grid made of interconnecting wires.

The skeleton is composed of many calcareous ossicles and spicules. They are located inside the layer of connective tissue. This skeleton supports the large disk.

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archiphile:

zaha hadid reveals ‘liquid flacial’ table | more furniture

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