tomorrowcomesomedayblog:

Jewels of the sea : sand dollar, Tiger shark tooth and a part of the spine of a shark

maria-mi:

Mughal Jewels
Ruby & Pearl String Necklace

danskjavlarna:

From Le Monde Moderne, 1895.

My collection of vintage mythology imagery isn’t fictional.

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picdescbot:

a herd of sheep walking across a grass covered field

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tlatollotl:

Turtle

Native American (Zuni Pueblo)

about 1880–92

Object Place: Zuni, New Mexico, United States

MFA

citystompers1:

1986 Dr. Pepper Godzilla skateboard

elegieenbleu:

JOSEPH ALANEN / 

Les Vierges de Vellamo
Epopée du Kalevala, Chant V
(1919-1920)

This rooster wandering around the fish hatchery, bit the hell out of me and tried to stab my ankles. Beware

slumbermancer:

indagold-orchid:

A scientist actually wrote this. 

and every day i am thankful that they did.

redlipstickresurrected:

Juul Kraijer (Dutch, b. 1970, Assen, Netherlands) - Untitled (Edition of Eight), 2008  Sculptures: Bronze 

nemfrog:

An ouroboros makes the border. Nineteenth century miracles. 1883. 

geotheologist:

anatomicdeadspace:

Burial of a woman at Teotihuacan with a jadeite tooth that was cemented or attached with fiber to her mandible. 350 to 450 AD. Mexico

@apophenic-ocelles

emmaklee:

Paecilomyces cicadae, a fungus that infests cicadas by burrowing into their bodies & replacing their internal organs