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malformalady:

The glowing firefly squid of Toyama, Japan. The firefly squid(Watasenia scintillans) is a member of the cephalopod family and gets its name from the flashing lights that resemble those of a firefly. This squid is famous for the incredible light show that occurs each year off the coast of Japan as millions of these tiny animals gather to spawn.

omg thats beautiful

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youcar:

Rainbow pool! 

“The pool was originally blue, but it has changed colour over the years due to chemical reactions caused by tourists throwing coins into its hot water.Over the years the coins and other debris blocked the pool’s heat vents, reducing the water’s temperature and causing different types of bacteria to grow, creating a red and yellow ring around the pure blue centre.” - The Telegraph

thousand-yellow-daisies:

Visiting a place like this is on my bucket list :)

Lilac-breasted Roller

[Longwood Gardens May 2011]

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bfastwithtiffany:

At first glance it seems this boat has been blasted into space and its crew is floating amongst the stars.

But this picture was actually taken 150ft underground - in a pitch-black cave illuminated by glow-worms.

The breathtaking limestone caves in Waitomo, New Zealand, are home to hundreds of thousands of the beetles - which light up the caverns like bright blue stars.

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