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National Geographic @NatGeo

4 years ago

A new documentary co-produced by Indigenous filmmakers offers an inside look at a community on the frontlines of deforestation on.natgeo.com/3dJpFfO

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National Geographic @NatGeo

4 years ago

All three of Indonesia's orangutan species are critically endangered, but no one has ever received the maximum penalty for killing or trading one #WorldOrangutanDay on.natgeo.com/3pwuhc0

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National Geographic @NatGeo

4 years ago

Happy #WorldOrangutanDay! A young orangutan swings from vines in this playful scene photographed in Borneo

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Edward Elderman @edwereddie

4 years ago

It's not stained glass. It's a dragonfly's wing close-up.

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This footage by Scuba Ventures in Kavieng, Papua New Guinea, shows one of the rarest animal sightings in the world: a Chirodectes maculatus, an incredibly rare genus of box jellyfish which had only been sighted once before [source: bit.ly/3AM28Ew] x.com/ScienceIsNew/s…

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GlissantBot @GlissantBot

4 years ago

That is to say that exclusion is the rule in binary practice (either/or), whereas poetics aims for the space of difference—not exclusion but, rather, where difference is realized in going beyond.

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Ross Tapsell @RossTapsell

4 years ago

Penny Wong winning hearts in Malaysia

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Dr. Ajayita @DoctorAjayita

4 years ago

Most fashion shows these days...

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eTropic Journal @eTropicJournal

4 years ago

Closing #CFP special issue theme: 'TROPICAL MATERIALISMS: poetics, processes, practices'. If you are submitting an article but need an extension contact: [email protected] Full details here: journals.jcu.edu.au/etropic/announ…

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Qutb Shahi Heritage Park @qutb_shahi_park

4 years ago

When the Arabs found a fruit in India - which had come to us from Africa - they called it Tamar-e-Hind or the dates from India. We call it imli, and immortalize it in famous songs. Come, and enjoy your day in the shade of the great tamarind tree at the #QutbShahiHeritagePark.