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Pig casually eating apples in a tree
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Why does Paris look the way it does?
Well, until the year 1853 it was a diseased and overcrowded Medieval city — then the biggest urban renovation in history was announced.
This is the story of how Paris was transformed into the world's most popular city...
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Spider sees itself in a mirror for the first time
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The best marketers in the world have one thing in common:
They understand customer psychology.
7 psychology principles that will make you a marketing master:
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Thread on the real life locations that inspired famous paintings 🧵
1. Café Terrace at Night by Van Gogh
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Hello #PortfolioDay
I’m Gail, a surface pattern designer and illustrator, based in #Manchester.
My creative process is inspired by my passion for mid century design, music and architecture.
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Anyone help with a plant identification please? These have been cropping up all over the garden since the northern lights a few weeks ago.
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⚡️Incredible footage of a lightning bolt hitting and decimating a large tree in Augé, western France earlier today. Credit: Benjamin Estrade
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Crows are amazing problem solvers and some scientists claim their intelligence is like that of a seven-year-old.
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High-res pic of the aurora this evening from Rosehearty, Aberdeenshire. #Auroraborealis
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The Dabous Giraffes show the ancient artistry of unknown artisans in the heart of Niger's rugged landscape. Carved into the Dabous Rock, these detailed petroglyphs have a remarkable height of 6 meters.
One of the giraffes is male, while the other is smaller and represents a female giraffe. The Dabous Giraffes are located on a sandstone outcrop in the Ténéré desert.
In the surroundings, 828 images have been found engraved on the rocks, of which 704 are animals: cattle, giraffes, ostriches, antelopes, lions, rhinoceros, and camels. Sixty-one petroglyphs are human.
The carvings are believed to have been done between 6,000 and 8,000 years ago, during the African humid period, when the region was less arid, and the Sahara was a vast savannah.
