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bro this ad goes so fucking hard lmao

ALT green poster with the sesame street children's show logo at the top, white text beneath it reads "countdown to mass extinction!" the count (counting sesame street character) menacingly presents a 2° (implied but not stated to be celsius) to a racially ambiguous child who seems very concerned with the development, probably because mechanisms entirely outside of their control are going to doom them to a lifetime on an earth inhospitable to their existence
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I didn't make this but it is probably the best meme i've ever seen in my entire life
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Frog eggs lack visible polarity axes. It's only later that they develop a tad poles.
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BREAKING: Chris Pratt will play Opabinia regalis in the upcoming film adaptation of Stephen Jay Gould’s Wonderful Life: The Burgess Shale and the Nature of History
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they better not get any "walking on land" ideas, we can't handle another tiktaalik
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Paleontology is staring into the unfathomable all-consuming abyss of deep time and going ‘neat!’when it stares back
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what if dinosaurs were the chosen species and we're the post-apocalyptic monsters?
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The saddest day on Earth: the last trilobite has died.
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Ok, here is a fun fact. Some #Trilobites =(:[[[[} did not practise #SocialDistancing, as you can see in this 400 million years old #Devonian genus Pedinopariops. And guess what? They are all dead now... #FossilFriday
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It looks like you've been trying to evolve! Would you like to reboot and start again?
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Squid-like creature that looked like a giant paperclip lived 200 years bit.ly/3erhaSQ
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Stop blaming tiktaalik for issues that humans created, he did nothing wrong :(
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I, for one, welcome our celestial cnidarian overlords.
#WeatherWednesday An immense Jellyfish Sprite briefly appeared above a distant thunderstorm on July 2nd, 2020. Sprites are large electrical discharges associated with lightning strikes, and occur high above storms in the mesophere and lower ionosphere. Image credit: S Hummel.



































