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Bobbytwonames
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dem shoes......
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When I first saw the pic with black hair I literally said damn she looks like Gal Gadot. Pasty white chicks are hot broDam. Kinda had an idea it wasn't her but could've been her stunt double
She sure needs some sun tho..
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Ghosts of Lake Natron
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by @nickbrandtphotography
Lake Natron is inhospitable to life.
With a pH level as high as 11 (the same pH level as ammonia), the water can burn the skin and eyes of animals that aren't already adapted to it.
The alkalinity of the water is caused by a high concentration of sodium carbonate that flows into the lake from the surrounding hills.
Ancient Egyptians used sodium carbonate in the mummification of dead bodies. The compound dried out the bodies of the dead and prevented them from decaying.
The technique was so effective that some mummified bodies over 3,000 years old are in as good a condition today as they were when the person died.
These rock-solid animals were posed in "living positions" by photographer Nick Brandt and "reanimated" - in other words, propped up for the purpose of taking these photos.
The actual cause of death of these animals in unknown, although they theorize that the extreme reflective nature of the lakes surface confuses them, causing them to crash into the water.
These photos and more can be found in Nick Brandt's Book: Across the Ravaged Land.
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by @nickbrandtphotographyLake Natron is inhospitable to life.
With a pH level as high as 11 (the same pH level as ammonia), the water can burn the skin and eyes of animals that aren't already adapted to it.
The alkalinity of the water is caused by a high concentration of sodium carbonate that flows into the lake from the surrounding hills.
Ancient Egyptians used sodium carbonate in the mummification of dead bodies. The compound dried out the bodies of the dead and prevented them from decaying.
The technique was so effective that some mummified bodies over 3,000 years old are in as good a condition today as they were when the person died.
These rock-solid animals were posed in "living positions" by photographer Nick Brandt and "reanimated" - in other words, propped up for the purpose of taking these photos.
The actual cause of death of these animals in unknown, although they theorize that the extreme reflective nature of the lakes surface confuses them, causing them to crash into the water.
These photos and more can be found in Nick Brandt's Book: Across the Ravaged Land.
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Lmao! Florida has wild monkeys with a deadly stain of herpes.
www.yahoo.com
Wild monkeys with deadly strain of herpes are spreading across Florida, wildlife group warns
Diseased, wild monkeys are spreading north-east through Florida - and their numbers are set to double within two years.
www.yahoo.com
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