Dad gets the kids while mom gets the ice creams in Bird Box Studio’s delightful Sketch Ice Creams.
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Humboldt Penguins chasing a butterfly around their enclosure at the Philadelphia Zoo.
Cute.
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Coordination Artist
The cutest otter playing with a rock you will see today, guaranteed.
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No space? No problem! Resource Furniture’s sleek space-saving furniture puts the utopia in dystopia. [core77 / reddit.]
Very cool.
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“The Diary of a Disappointed Book” by Studiocanoe
Just reminds me of how wonderful books are to have, to hold and to read.
Exquisite, that’s all I can say.
“The Pale Blue Dot”
Watch this.
Real-life Lego House
Stop-motion iPhone 4 disassembly
Turtle tries to kiss the cat
Parrot uses own feathers for something else.
They don’t call ‘em “cat-like” reflexes for nothing.
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“Howard Engel is an accomplished Canadian novelist. One day, he had a stroke and lost the ability to read — that is, his brain could no longer process text as a fixed reference. But Engel found that he could still write, even though, shortly after writing a piece of text, he was unable to read it. So Engel devised a way to use this remaining ability to regain his literacy. Cartoonist and animator Levni Yilmaz produced this video for National Public Radio explaining how Engel was able to do it.” [via.]
Fascinating!
“An awesome farmer in Ekton, Maryland created this twisted and towering goat bridge to give his goats access to two separate pens, and no doubt add some enjoyment to his day. This is exactly what I would have designed as a kid, and it’s oddly entertaining for something so simple.” [via.]
