fuckmeinthe-backseat:

actual-catgirl-nepeta-leijon:

actegratuit:

Octopus chandeliers by Adam Wallacavage

Literally need

I will have these in my home

(via der-tod-ist-ein-dandy)

(Source: colt-rane)

Holy crap this stuff is creepy. Photographer Bobby Neel Adams merges parent and child photos together with an eye twisting result. 

Holy crap this stuff is creepy. Photographer Bobby Neel Adams merges parent and child photos together with an eye twisting result. 

zeroing:

Martí Moreno

zeroing:

Martí Moreno

(Source: deadsymmetry, via zeroing)

I love this. Clouds that look like things.
Pretty pretty schmetterlinge.

Pretty pretty schmetterlinge.

100 abandoned houses. It’s a gallery, of just as it says.

100 abandoned houses. It’s a gallery, of just as it says.

archiemcphee:

These wonderfully playful photos are part of Chinese photographer Zhao Huasen’s Floating series. While you’re checking out his photoshop skillz, we’re wondering when the rest of us will obtain access to awesome invisible bikes of our own.

[via Faith is Torment]

hidingerections:

The Brain Hidden Epidemic: Tapeworms Living Inside People’s Brains

“Nobody knows exactly how many people there are with it in the United States,” says Nash, who is the chief of the Gastrointestinal Parasites Section at NIH. His best estimate is 1,500 to 2,000. Worldwide, the numbers are vastly higher, though estimates on a global scale are even harder to make because neurocysticercosis is most common in poor places that lack good public-health systems. “Minimally there are 5 million cases of epilepsy from neurocysticercosis,” Nash says.

hidingerections:

The Brain Hidden Epidemic: Tapeworms Living Inside People’s Brains

“Nobody knows exactly how many people there are with it in the United States,” says Nash, who is the chief of the Gastrointestinal Parasites Section at NIH. His best estimate is 1,500 to 2,000. Worldwide, the numbers are vastly higher, though estimates on a global scale are even harder to make because neurocysticercosis is most common in poor places that lack good public-health systems. “Minimally there are 5 million cases of epilepsy from neurocysticercosis,” Nash says.

(via fuckyeahmedicalstuff)