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The Weeping Stones

Photographed off the coast of Okayama, Japan, The Weeping Stones is a photo series by the creative duo Trevor Williams and Jonathan Galione of Tdub Photo that captures the eerie blue light emitted by a native species of bioluminescent shrimp. More commonly referred to as sea fireflies, these rare creatures live in the sand in shallow sea water, floating somewhere between the extremes of high and low tide. At just 3 mm in length the shrimp are extremely small light sources, but when grouped together they take on abstract patterns that light up the water around them.

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So my name is autumn and i constantly get jokes about it and a few months ago my friend walked up to me gave me a donut and said happy birthday, it wasn't my birthday so i was really confused and she's like its the first day of autumn, officially best pun I've heard yet

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I have a theory that shoes are just corsets your your feet. Because they lace up and its a relief when you take them off. Just imagine some dude from the victorian era just looking at a corset and thinking that would look good on feet

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Bad lip readings is probably the best thing ever... Yo jiggy jar jar doo. Dur de dur de dur

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