squirrel underpants

$5.99 from Perpetual Kid

I’ve been wondering how to prevent squirrel nudists from flaunting their stuff in my yard. The Internet is here to help! From the site: “Squirrel Underpants are real! They started as an April Fools joke, but the reaction to them was so strong we decided to actually make them. […] Each pair of tiny briefs has a 3″ waist and is made of 100% cotton. Also good for hamsters, frogs and gerbils.” Note: we do not recommend actually attempting to cloth wild animals, unless you enjoy having scars and rabies.

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50 years working on a miniature village

Published June 19, 2013 | By admin

                    

David Ellis has spent half a century to build a miniature masterpiece. And he continues to support him.

In 1970, building his miniature house

In 2013, continuing to build …

Posted in Art | Tagged 50 years, build, David Ellis, house, masterpiece, Miniature, village

fabulous street art

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Bizarre Taxidermy You’ll Either Love or Loathe

PETA may still object, but the specimens are a far cry from hunting trophies mounted on a wall.

By Samantha Grossman @sam_grossmanSept. 18, 20136 Comments

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The online craft marketplace known as Etsy is home to some unique, gorgeous and, at times, totally bizarre items. (Maybe that’s why it’s called a bazaar, right?) (Sorry.) One of the site’s latest trends definitely fits that bill: carefully crafted, intricate and just slightly bizarre taxidermy animals.

(MORE: Etsy’s Handmade Wars)

The items range from a kamikaze duckling to a rock n’ roll guitar-playing rat and even a taxidermy mouse necklace. Divya Anantharaman, a Brooklyn-based artist who says she’s “always been fascinated by nature’s mythology and oddities, and their relationships to the ones we create” has a particularly eye-catching collection. On her Etsy page, she describes her crafts as “somewhere between nature and fantasy.” All the animals Anantharaman uses are ethically sourced, which she outlines in detail on her website.

See some of Anantharaman’s taxidermy work here, including a Pikachu-inspired mouse, a duiker, a bird and another mouse:

Divya Anantharaman

Divya Anantharaman

Divya Anantharaman

Divya Anantharaman

Feeling inspired? Anantharaman teaches a variety of taxidermy classes for those who are interested in trying  animal art out for themselves.

MORE: Taxidermy Goes To Next Level With a New Reality TV Show

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GRUMPY CAT HAD A SHOW ONCE!

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GRUMPY CAT

“Grumpy Cat Is Still Grumpy”

Grumpy Cat Is Still Grumpy is a painting by New York-based Aja of Tard the Grumpy Cat which is fashioned after Vincent Van Gogh’s Starry Night.

 

amazing-a 288 square foot mural drawn by pencil

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ILLUSTRATOR DAWS FACES LET’S HER 5 YEAR OLD DRAW THE BODIES=ADORABLY WEIRD

http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/2EsAB0/twentytwowords.com/2013/09/03/illustrator-draws-faces-lets-her-4-year-old-draw-the-bodies-ends-up-with-adorably-weird-art/

 

WATER BALOON EXPLOSIONS THAT WILL BLOW YOUR MIND

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2. You might have thought it wasn’t very interesting.

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3. Because it’s just exploding latex and some water.

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4. But it’s not. It’s so much more.

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5. It’s art.

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6. It’s science.

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7. It’s kind of like a microscaled version of the Earth being formed.

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8. Because the water, for just a moment, is a sphere.

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9. Which you probably didn’t know water could be.

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10. But you’d be wrong, because look at how spherical this is.

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11. And now here it is in reverse.

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12. Sometimes it’s weird shaped, but a shape nonetheless.

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13. Which has something to do with surface tension.

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14. And probably gravity or intertia.

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15. Because how else do you explain THIS?!!

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16. OR THIS?!?!? Just wow.

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Slow-mo water balloon explosions are just simply the best.