Brain Matter.

canadiangoddess:

Pink Anemonefish
Photograph by Wolcott Henry, National Geographic

Many fish are wise to give sea anemones a wide birth, lest they feel their venomous sting, but a mucus layer allows anemonefish to acclimatize themselves to the tentacles’ toxins. These fish thrive under anemone protection, and they pay their hosts back by eating parasites and stirring water circulation with their fins.

(via canadiangoddess-deactivated2011)

dazeddigital:

DAZED & CONFUSED MAGAZINE | JUNE 2011

‘AGE OF CRAZINESS’

June’s Global Activism Special concentrates on the struggle for freedom around the world, featuring missing Chinese artist and social critic Ai Weiwei on the cover, and publishing one of his last interviews before he was detained by the government. The magazine also spends a few days with …the underground resistance fighters of Burma’s brutal dictatorship, hears street artist JR’s account of his art revolution in Tunisia, and profiles some of the Middle East’s young activists fighting for a new tomorrow. The June issue also features interviews with Jesse Eisenberg, David Byrne and Dan Budnick.

courtesy of bob catford,

<3

(Source: catfordbob)

(via whoa-unbrokenchain)

(via thenightthemoon)

sharonmmm:

<3

wildgypsies:

somewhere in angkor temples, cambodia

(Source: silvestres, via lifestooshorttobewasted)