Combine pets with penguins and you know it will be funny! (but who would have expected it to be pretty cute as well!)
Here are a bunch of real-life optical illusions ready for the double-taking. Images like these might have you thinking things like "Is that a wondrous mountaintop landscape?" And the answer is "no, it's a filthy mud puddle. Look harder!" So go slow and take a second to make sure you're seeing the right thing. For more confusing images, here are some eye-crumbling images of crazy perspective.
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If your character starts taking an active role, they gonna die.
This might just be the funniest kid in the world, at the moment. Twitter user Sarah shared the note her brother left their mom when he missed his bus in the morning. The rest is pure comedy gold.
Take out people and replace them with animals in famous paintings, what do you get? A masterpiece all over again!
Via NOAA Research
"What were once monsters to be feared are now curious and magnificent creatures that delight. We like to feel that science and exploration has brought about this change." - NOAA Research
This is the very first time a giant squid has been captured on footage in US Waters. Edie Widder, one of the leaders of the research team was funded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, told the Washington Post it was "one of the more amazing days at sea I've ever had."
The camera that captured the amazing footage is called Medusa, it employs a red lights invisible to most creatures at deep-sea depths, and was used to lure the animals with its attached "e-jelly" display, which mimics the bioluminescence of a deep-sea jelly fish.
Upon reviewing the Medusa's footage, the team wrote in their mission log, "People quickly gathered around. We knew immediately that it was a squid. It was also big, but because it was coming straight at the camera, it was impossible to tell exactly how big."
The scientists identified it to be a juvenile giant squid, about 10 to 12 feet long.
Read the full story at Ocean Explorer
Arnold Schwarzenegger appears to be doing just fine after a historically savage flying dropkick to the back recently. Yeah, he shook that one off like a champ, and he's returned as "Howard Kleiner." He's trying to promote electric cars in a partnership with California non-profit Veloz.
Netflix tweeted yesterday that The Office, America's most beloved TV show, is leaving to be a part of NBC's own streaming service and people are not happy about it in the slightest. We can't really blame them, given the volume of new streaming services that the average person is now required to purchase in order to watch their favorite shows. Fortunately though, Netflix will keep the show until January 2021 so fans have ample time to watch (and re-watch) it to their heart's content!
Here are some of Twitter's reactions to the sad news.
When it comes to cilantro or coriander, one thing is certain... it's disgusting. OK, that's just me and I'm really thrilled about discovering this new Facebook group dedicated to the awfulness that is cilantro. But 50% of the population does love it. It may be the only herb that has divided the entire population. Some love the taste, while others can't seem to taste anything but soap.
The I Hate Coriander Facebook group is the internet's premier destination for cilantro-haters. The group has become so popular, you can even buy merch!
Tell us below if you're a fan of the herb or not!
That moment you just realize...
AHOY Comics are behind this new comic book called CAPTAIN GINGER. Imagine this scenario — the human race dies out and cats inherit the Earth! Or at least one starship. Now the intrepid Captain Ginger struggles to keep his fellow felines united against a hostile universe. This is a comic adventure with a bite by writer Stuart Moore (Deadpool the Duck, Batman: Noir Alley) artist June Brigman (Power Pack), inker Roy Richardson and colorist Veronica Gandini. You can now purchase the 48 page comic book magazine for $3.99 on their website or Amazon.
Tumblr loves to obsess over stuff, and Pokemon games are just one of those near and dear topics that people can't stop talking about. To start, you have some of the insane math and puzzles programmed into the games, followed by a staunch defense of how incredible the programming is. Then you get to see what people have done with the games since then, like a gaming escape artists and a synopsis of the insane endeavor that was "Twitch Plays Pokemon." Wild stuff.
We need to be honest with each other here - none of us are getting "summer bodies" at this point. Summer is here and we're all busy day-drinking and eating delicious barbecue foods. That's all okay though, "summer bodies" are all just a bunch of BS and can and should rock what you've got! Now here are some memesto make you feel bad about yourself!
