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We made the cat a tank today. I think she likes it.? Source: www.instagram.com
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Everyone knows that reality is subjective. Our perception may change in an instant depending on how much and what exactly we know. But two Danish photographers have taken the idea to a whole new level.
In the times of the current crisis, keeping a safe distance is key. Even if countries are starting...
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With the times changing, people's values may change as well. Courage, self-confidence, being a life-long learner, even persuasiveness are just some of the qualities that are highly valued in our modern world.
This mom has recently shared a wholesome thread on Twitter that will remind you that it's...
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Animals
Recently, photos taken at one Istanbul hospital's emergency room made a round on social media. The snaps that were shared by Merve zcan on Twitter show a mother cat bringing her sick kitten to the human hospital. The paramedics can be seen surrounding the poor mama cat and petting her.
Luckily, the...
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We've all heard stories about people being total jerks during the coronavirus crisis. From panic buying getting so out of control that no supplies are left for those who need it the most, to people hoarding ridiculous amounts of essential items and then reselling them with tripled price tags?-this...
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One thing that the coronavirus has shown us for sure is that there are lots of creative people out there who just needed some free time (and a bit of boredom) to get their hands dirty doing some DIY projects. We?Tre seeing some cat owners pass the time during the quarantine by building cardboard...
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Comics
Kate McDonough, an illustrator living in South Dakota, USA, doesn't want kids, and some people can't seem to make peace with it.
McDonough loves to draw comics, portraits, and lots of other silly things. "Humor has always been at the root of most of my work, it's how I cope with the anxiety and...
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David Talaski-Brown is a Portland, Oregon-based artist, husband and chihuahua dad. He's been drawing, sculpting, and clicking his way around MS Paint for as long as he can remember. Eventually, David ended up in the animation program at the now deceased Art Institute of Portland, mostly focusing on...
