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nationalgeographicdaily:

Waterslide, Israel
Photo: James L. Stanfield

A coiling serpent of watery fun greets vacationers in Ein Gev, Israel. The waterslide welcomes visitors to this kibbutz of the Sea of Galilee’s eastern shore.

Let’s go!

nationalgeographicdaily:

Ferris Wheel, Kansas
Photo: Joel Sartore

The Ferris wheel at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson mimics a giant Lite-Brite toy. Long lines can form at popular midway rides, but in this long exposure all the stress melts away.

archiemcphee:

Duchamp was Here - Anonymous 

While most of us would feel nothing but frustration at the lack of bathroom facilities, some faceless stranger saw a chance for a bit of humor and a poke at modern art sensibilities. Is it art just because the artist chose to notice a lack of something? We’re not sure, but it’s hilarious.

[via Wooster Collective]

laughingsquid:

UX, The Covert Cultural Preservation Collective of Paris

Sandwiches and Truthiness @ Foundation. (Taken with instagram)

ratsoff:

It’s Cephalopodurday!

Did you know that giant Pacific octopuses get “attached” to their aquarists—in a good way? These intelligent animals recognize our staff and may even embrace them after a long absence.

Above: An octopus hug.

(montereybayaquarium via discoverynews.)

Octopus hug = AWESOME!