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#throwbackthursday

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Faiz Bashir | Funny & Trending

These Shelter Animals Found Themselves in the Funniest Situations!

Shelters are usually places of hope, but sometimes they turn into a comedy stage for animals! From dramatic doggos to sassy cats, these rescues are full of surprises!

👉 Read & laugh here: boredpanda.com/funny-animal-sh

#glueasongpoemorlimerick #FensterFreitag #eingedeutschtehits #ThrowbackThursday #animals #dog #dogsofmastodon #Pic #pictures #picture #pics
#dogs #doge #animal #cute #cuteanimal

The animal shelter is not a place that we typically associate with joyful moments and silly mischief, but even the dogs and cats who are waiting for their permanent homes can have some fun. After all, when their bellies are full and sleep is tight, why not give the animal rescue caretakers a little extra work and well-meaning tricks to deal with. It’s no surprise that the usual suspects to your local animal shelter's good times are cats, but dogs and even random sheep and goats weigh in with their share. From felines seeking the adopter's attention with elaborate bios and dogs befriending goats on their runaway trips to various funny animals stuck in the most unimaginable places ever, the fluffy companions seem to keep their good spirits while waiting for their humans. And thankfully, there's always someone to snap these funny photos with perfect timing. So if you’re ready for some cute animals, scroll down to check our compilation of pets making the most of their time while at the animal shelter. Don’t forget to comment and vote for the most unexpected animal pictures!
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Geoffrey Giebelhaus

Speaking of #ThrowbackThursday my phone has been reminding me that's it's now been exactly one year since I ventured into the mountains of #SouthAfrica with my friend @murraylivingston to explore what the landscape there had to offer... To say it has lots of potential is still an understatement 😆

This is a quick video from what I would say was the most incredible evening of #Photography I had last year. A highlight of the trip!

#landscapephotography#naturelovers#video
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Michael Emerman

#ThrowbackThursday #virology
The oldest piece of equipment in my lab, a >55 year old refractometer that I inherited from the lab next door when they retired in 2010. It consists of a light source and prisms and measures the concentration of dissolved substances by their ability to bend light through the prism. In virology, we use gradients of sucrose spun at high speeds to purify viruses which will settle at distinct sucrose densities as measured on the refractrometer. It still works.

. A metal instrument with an eyepiece and several dials on the right and left and an additional metal cover that swings open for sample disposition. In the back, there is a cord to plug in a light source. The instrument has the incription, "Erma Tokyo No. 16367. Refractometer"
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Geoffrey Giebelhaus

A throwback to the first image I printed large. I was only a few months into owning a camera, when I shot this image.

I've since re-edited it to be more natural. My original version was a bit more inline with the teal/orange trends of the time. Embarrassingly i'd shifted all the greens towards a desaturated dull green and the bridge to a more orange brown... Oof. Glad I never really got hooked into that trend for long!

A pedestrian cable bridge extends through the center of the frame, disappearing into the thick canopy of the forest across the canyon. It appears like the classic train tracks art example of leading lines into the distance. The canopy of the near forest and distance forest almost blended together with only the darker shades of the closer shadows providing noticeable depth to the forest textures.
#photography#vancouver#canada
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