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A man kayaking off the coast of New Zealand’s South Island was clobbered in the face with an airborne octopus unleashed by a seal, Yahoo7 News reports. But here’s the best part: the entire inter-species aquatic slap fight was caught on camera, so you can watch it as many times as you need to get through the day.

The video shows the seal rearing up out of the water with the octopus clutched in its mouth, and flinging it at kayaker Kyle Mulinder. Mulinder’s Instagram bio says he’s a GoPro content creator, and he told Yahoo7 News: “My face happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.” Fellow kayaker Taiyo Masuda, who also describes himself as part of the GoPro family, says in the video’s description that he shot the scuffle on the...

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More socializing.

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Statistically, if all humanity became family, we'd be substantially more likely to commit homicide against each other.

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Long considered one of the pioneers of organic architecture in the United States, Kendrick Bangs Kellogg’s ‘Desert House’ is often cited as one of the preeminent examples.

Situated on 10 rocky acres near Joshua Tree National Park—the 4,643 sq ft, 3 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom home was completed in 1993 while interior designer and long time collaborator John Vurgin, continued on the project well into the 2000s.

Owners Bev and Jay Doolittle gave Kellogg carte blanche to do what he wanted with the property and Desert House was the result. After completion, the couple lived there for over a decade until they decided to downsize, listing the property with TTK Represents back in 2014 for $3 million. The property has since sold (amount unknown) but these beautiful pictures by Lance Gerber live on.

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

Architect: Kendrick Bangs Kellogg | Interior: John Vugrin | Photography: Lance Gerber

This is a segment to encourage the children and students who study Japanese by presenting their writing work. This time round, we introduce the students from Forest Japanese School in Sydney!

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Look, I just think people who have more than 20 tabs open at a time should have to sit in town square with a cone hat and a sign that reads 'Too many tabs.'

Keigo is an artist and illustrator from Japan who has attracted a large online following for his playful and quirky daily sketches.

One his most popular ongoing series is imagining the daily struggles of animals doing human activities like playing sports, getting ready for work and hanging out with friends. Another common struggle is trying to play music. In this post we look at the music problems of a crocodile, a recurring character in Keigo’s drawings.

For thousands of more pictures, you can check him out on Instagram!

[via Keigo on Instagram]

Time for my annual week-long countdown to Talk Like A Pirate Day! Catch up on my previous pirate chickens here!

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All I'm saying is I've never seen her and Jodi Beggs in the same room at the same time.

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Ciiiiiiircle, circle of liiiiiiife.

I’m making good use of the latest technology.

The Medieval Fantasy City Generator; fill in a few options and press go, and voila! I have no idea how plausible these are, but they're MUCH better than anything I ever came up with as a Dungeon Master.

And more bedtimes.

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I believe you could infiltrate the Pentagon by just saying 'do you have a minute for the environment' at every checkpoint.

Insane51 is an incredible street artist from Athens, Greece that has garnered worldwide recognition for his ‘double exposure 3D style’ murals that show different artworks when viewed through the red/blue lenses of 3D glasses.

Part of the Sake Tattoo Crew, Insane51 travels the globe, painting walls around the world at various street art festivals and exhibitions. To see more amazing works check out his Instagram page, @insane51

 

 

 

And more happiness.

And more laziness.

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This design is now available in my shop!

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