mrmahonly:

batman-nolanverse:

“The class clown has never been so funny…or psychotic.”

The Joker one works cause “everything burns.”

ghett0-pizza:

damn lilo was poppin that bitch knew every single motherfucker out there

yeezytaughtme:

  1. love yourself like kanye loves himself
  2. believe in yourself like kanye believes in himself 
  3. know you’re the shit like kanye knows he’s the shit

freedomforwhales:

griseus:

A WHITE HUMPBACK WHALE (Megaptera novaeangliae) IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN, SVALBARD, NORWAY.
Lydersen et al, 2013
The animal was completely white, except for a few small dark patches on the ventral side of its fluke. The baleen plates were light-coloured, but the animal’s eyes had normal (dark) colouration. This latter characteristic indicates that the animal was not an albino; it was a leucistic individual. The animal was a full-sized adult and was engaged in ‘‘bubble-feeding’’, together with 1520 other humpback whales, each time it was seen. Subsequent to these sightings, polling of the marine mammal science community has resulted in the discovery of two other observations of white humpback whales in the Barents Sea area, one in 2004 and another in 2006; in both cases the observed individuals were adult animals. It is likely that all of these sightings are of the same individual, but there is no genetic or photographic evidence to confirm this suggestion. The rarity of observations of such white individuals suggests that they are born at very low frequencies or that the ontogenetic survival rates of the colour morph are low.
Image: Photographs of a white humpback whale from Svalbard, taken on 10 August 2012, showing (a) the animal swimming with an individual of normal  colouration;  (b)  the  white  individual’s  dorsal  side  and  serrated  trailing  edge  of  the  fluke;  and  (c)  the  underside  of  the  fluke,  with  dark  patches  of pigmentation.
PAPER ONLINE HERE

Gorgeous! I hope i can see one of these in real life one day.

freedomforwhales:

griseus:

A WHITE HUMPBACK WHALE (Megaptera novaeangliae) IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN, SVALBARD, NORWAY.

Lydersen et al, 2013

The animal was completely white, except for a few small dark patches on the ventral side of its fluke. The baleen plates were light-coloured, but the animal’s eyes had normal (dark) colouration. This latter characteristic indicates that the animal was not an albino; it was a leucistic individual. The animal was a full-sized adult and was engaged in ‘‘bubble-feeding’’, together with 1520 other humpback whales, each time it was seen. Subsequent to these sightings, polling of the marine mammal science community has resulted in the discovery of two other observations of white humpback whales in the Barents Sea area, one in 2004 and another in 2006; in both cases the observed individuals were adult animals. It is likely that all of these sightings are of the same individual, but there is no genetic or photographic evidence to confirm this suggestion. The rarity of observations of such white individuals suggests that they are born at very low frequencies or that the ontogenetic survival rates of the colour morph are low.

Image: Photographs of a white humpback whale from Svalbard, taken on 10 August 2012, showing (a) the animal swimming with an individual of normal  colouration;  (b)  the  white  individual’s  dorsal  side  and  serrated  trailing  edge  of  the  fluke;  and  (c)  the  underside  of  the  fluke,  with  dark  patches  of pigmentation.

PAPER ONLINE HERE

Gorgeous! I hope i can see one of these in real life one day.