wow stunning pics!!

last one.....i want to believe

looking at the shark pic again is amazing. the size of that thing compared to the cage and the men. truly a "get in my belly" pic

I was hoping to see naked African chicks with their breasts flopping around, subby. I'm at the hospital using their wifi and "certain" websites are blocked.

Somacandra: [i.imgur.com image 640x424]

Fark Photoshoppers will know what I'm talkin' about....




your wish is my command

First of all, I would not be standing that close to a tree full of spiders.

B: That portrait of the Bonobo is mesmerizing

And III: That's one damn big shark.

Meh, I've done better with my iPhone.

I kid.

I love National Geographic. They're so graphic.

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I want to believe.

I'm seriously, wtf? Anyone know how this happened?

Secret Polish Boyfriend: give me doughnuts: [i249.photobucket.com image 640x393]

I want to believe.

I'm seriously, wtf? Anyone know how this happened?

Lenticular cloud formation (new window)

"We lost everything in the floods." "Well, at least we're not getting bug-bit."

Secret Polish Boyfriend: give me doughnuts: [i249.photobucket.com image 640x393]

I want to believe.

I'm seriously, wtf? Anyone know how this happened?

Lenticular cloud (new window).

The kitty needs to be captioned with "...and not a single fark was given that day".

PsiChi: "We lost everything in the floods." "Well, at least we're not getting bug-bit."

When the bugs carry all kinds of nasty diseases and the floods carried away your best shelter from them, that's probably more of a blessing than it sounds :)

Secret Polish Boyfriend: give me doughnuts: [i249.photobucket.com image 640x393]

I want to believe.

I'm seriously, wtf? Anyone know how this happened?

It's obvious: The zebra farted.

Fabric_Man: [i.dailymail.co.uk image 640x426]

That... was AMAZING!

LMAO

I_ROUTE: [i156.photobucket.com image 384x494]

How about "You gonna get aped'.

Stingray - Gazzaroli Claudio
'This image was captured to Sandbar, Grand Cayman during my last trip. This beautiful creature turns around you very close and you can touch it. This is a really amazing experience - you are surrounded by dozens of this friendly animal'


Would tend to disagree with this statement.

Give me the stingray pic over the rest... it almost looks computer generated.

meat0918: That little hummingbird has a lot of fire in its heart for how small it is.

This summer, one of them would harass my wife when she was working in the front yard. We have a lot of flowers, many specifically planted to attract hummingbirds. This one would fly about 20-30ft up, and then dive bomb you, stop right in front of your face, then make a loud pop or crack at you.

That would be a male Anna's, from the sounds of it, actually. They have a courtship display that involves sharp dives and loud chirps like you describe.

So in other words, that one was hitting on your woman.


/birder

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I want to believe.

Wait... is that cloud an ass-hat?

All damn cool pics. Those spider-web enveloped trees are pretty amazing.

Link (new window, PNSFW)

DWitchiewoman: I love National Geographic. They're so graphic.

No. They are really more National....

Less Filling?....

I just came into this thread to say...Its not a slideshow! I just came. Neat pics. And of course scrolling through the thread I got some laughs thanks Fark.

Secret Polish Boyfriend: give me doughnuts: [i249.photobucket.com image 640x393]

I want to believe.

I'm seriously, wtf? Anyone know how this happened?

Its a lenticular cloud. These types of clouds are formed when terrain, such as the large hill in the background, forces air to rise until it is saturated, forming the cloud. The air then flows downward as it clears the hill, warming as it sinks, evaporating the formed cloud. The air that the cloud formed in is particularly stable, preventing convection (what causes those puffy looking clouds) and causing the horizontal, layered appearance of the cloud.

/its actually a bit more complicated, but that's the basic principles
//Atmospheric Sciences FTW

Came for the Steve Irwin, left satisfied.

Valamir_midgard: Secret Polish Boyfriend: give me doughnuts: [i249.photobucket.com image 640x393]

I want to believe.

I'm seriously, wtf? Anyone know how this happened?

Its a lenticular cloud. These types of clouds are formed when terrain, such as the large hill in the background, forces air to rise until it is saturated, forming the cloud. The air then flows downward as it clears the hill, warming as it sinks, evaporating the formed cloud. The air that the cloud formed in is particularly stable, preventing convection (what causes those puffy looking clouds) and causing the horizontal, layered appearance of the cloud.

/its actually a bit more complicated, but that's the basic principles
//Atmospheric Sciences FTW

I figured one of the Fark Met-heads would explain it better than I could.
On the list of the most common things people mistake for UFOs, lenticular clouds are at the top of the list along with Venus and weather balloons.
Still a great picture.

My favorite is the bonobo. They're so human-like it's scary. I guess that's the reason they're now classified as hominids.

/still debate that
//hominids are neanderthals and homo erectus, not chimpanzees
///will fight it to my grave
////great apes should be hominOIDs
//slashy slashy

BrotherMalcolm: DWitchiewoman: I love National Geographic. They're so graphic.

No. They are really more National....

Less Filling?....

Actually, they are mainly geo, with a lot of graphic. They're pretty international these days...

great pics! the spider tree will give me nightmares though... shuddering..