Liz.
-Donald Barthleme
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“Somebody threatened to shoot me once. That was pretty gangster, I guess. I don’t know how serious he was, but he said he was going to...
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Why don’t we have some photos like this one...
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Just a reminder:
When Prophet Muhammad (sallahu alayhi wa sallam) was travelling on the road with his cousin, Al-Fadl ibn...
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OMG THIS
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A walrus hides its face in embarrassment as a man presents him with a cake made entirely of fish.
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There is a percentage of me that thinks that the fox has already killed the Rabbit and is just keeping it warm for later.
That percentage of me is the percentage of one hundred per cent.
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西源院の庭 by sunnywinds on Flickr.
I just caught this movie on HBO and OH MY GOD. You have never seen such beautiful landscape photography in your LIFE. I swear to god it was like nature porn.
![thedailywhat:
Extinct Species of the Day: The West African subspecies of Black Rhinoceros was declared officially extinct today by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
According to the conservation group, a survey of the animal’s natural habitat has yielded no living specimens, leading to the assessment that the last members of the subspecies had died.
In its report, the IUCN blamed “a lack of political support and willpower for conservation efforts” as well as commercial poaching for the Western Black Rhino’s extinction.
It warned that two other rhino subspecies, the Northern White Rhino and the Javan Rhino, were either perilously close to disappearing, or already extinct as well.
A large scale effort by the WWF to save the remaining Black Rhinos is presently underway. Current estimates suggest that a mere 4,240 Black Rhinos remain in the wild.
Watch a black rhino being transported by helicopter to a new range in South Africa’s Limpopo province below:
[ap / wwf / photo: greenren.]
GUYS. GUYS. Animals going extinct is pretty much the saddest thing ever so JUST FUCKING STOP.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lugisxVfC71qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
Extinct Species of the Day: The West African subspecies of Black Rhinoceros was declared officially extinct today by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
According to the conservation group, a survey of the animal’s natural habitat has yielded no living specimens, leading to the assessment that the last members of the subspecies had died.
In its report, the IUCN blamed “a lack of political support and willpower for conservation efforts” as well as commercial poaching for the Western Black Rhino’s extinction.
It warned that two other rhino subspecies, the Northern White Rhino and the Javan Rhino, were either perilously close to disappearing, or already extinct as well.
A large scale effort by the WWF to save the remaining Black Rhinos is presently underway. Current estimates suggest that a mere 4,240 Black Rhinos remain in the wild.
Watch a black rhino being transported by helicopter to a new range in South Africa’s Limpopo province below:
GUYS. GUYS. Animals going extinct is pretty much the saddest thing ever so JUST FUCKING STOP.
OMG I’M DYING
