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20 Quirky Comics That Will Put a Smile on Your Face

We wanted to introduce you to the world of artist Dylan Duncan who brings inanimate objects to life through his quirky single-panel comics. The artist shows us the perspective of everyday items - pencils, toothbrushes, and even nails - and how they react to real-life scenarios.

14 of the Best Entries for the NatGeo 2015 Photo Contest

Ian Duncan Kids playing on the minaret Matjaz Krivic Early Snow, Thor's Hammer Laura Zirino Entering the Void D. Briggs Transcending into the mirror Lucas J.

The Giraffe Manor - Fantasy Destination!

The Giraffe Manor was built in 1932 by Sir David Duncan, in 150 acres of land running down to the Mbagathi River, the southern boundary of the city of Nairobi.

10 of the Fiercest Ancient Celtic Gods and Goddesses

The Tuatha Dé Danann as depicted in John Duncan's Riders of the Sidhe (1911) (Image source: Wikimedia Commons ) Dagda was also famous for his enchanted harp, which he used to control the seasons. The Celtic god's club could both kill and give life. His vast magical cauldron had no bottom.

The Amazing Big Blue Captured by Photo Contest Winners

(Credit: Duncan Murrell / Ocean Art) Winner of the Wide-Angle category: A mother humpback whale. Spot her playful calf in the background. (Credit: Francois Baelen / Ocean Art) Honorable mention in the Wide Angle category: Pacific Red Sockeye salmon swimming up the Adams River in Canada.

5 Ways You Might Be Attracting Termites to Your Home

Antique furniture One of the most common ways for termites to enter a home is through antique furniture, according to entomologist and pest control expert Mike Duncan. As we said, termites are usually found where wood is, and a great majority of antique items are made of wood.

Never Order These Types of Fish From Any Restaurant...

According to co-founder of Fishpeople, Duncan Barry, "Bluefin have become very overfished, and so we need to give this species time to recuperate." Specifically, Atlantic Bluefin tuna is an endangered species while Pacific Bluefin tuna is actually threatened with extinction.

17 Trees Almost Too Beautiful and Strange To Be Real!

The Angel Oak Courtesy: Daniela Duncan Estimated to be between 1400 and 1500 years old, the Angel Oak is 66.5 ft (20 m) tall and is located in St. John's Island, South Carolina, U.S.A. 11.

Magical Scottish Landscapes: 16 Award-Winning Images

Autumn, Winner: "Autumn In All It’s Glory" by Duncan Wood A bearded birch tree in Glen Affric presents a stunning display of autumn colors. 14. Monochrome, Winner: "Gargunock House" by Viv Cotton Gargunnock House, Stirlingshire.

20 Jaw-Dropping Wildlife Photos That Should Be Framed

Wild Planet Photo Magazine Award Winner ‘Light And Shadow’ – Duncan Armour Image source: WildArt POTY A green hermit ( Phaethornis guy ) feeds from a heliconia flower in Costa Rica. 12. 

The Literary Puzzle Only 4 People In History Could Solve

Wing", "John Duncan", and "Torquemada"- after the Grand Inquisitor of the Spanish Inquisition, Tómas de Torquemada. As for the latter, it remains unclear to this day why he chose this name, but it made him a worldwide phenomenon.

These Wonderful Pictures Are Proof of Nature’s Wonders

"Welcome to My Humble Abode" - Photo: Duncan McNaught, Castle Douglas, United Kingdom From the large polar bear captured from the air in the previous picture, we will move on to the tiny fungi gnat fly, taken from close up under the canopy of a toadstool in southern Scotland. 8.

The Revolutions That Sparked These 5 Famous Paintings

The art collector Duncan Phillips describes it as a “symbol of all pent up human indignation.” Related Article: The Stories Behind 10 of the Greatest Works of Art 3.

10 Archaeological Discoveries of 2018 That Changed History

Radiocarbon dating revealed that the footprints were between 13,300 and 13,000 years old. livescience/ Duncan McLaren 4.

10 Popular Foods That Were Discovered in Unusual Ways

One afternoon in 1943, a group of military wives from the US had crossed the border into Mexico from the Fort Duncan Army base to do some shopping. In the evening, they came to the Victory Club restaurant to have a meal but were disappointed to find that the chef had left.

It's Hard to Believe These Hotels Really Exist!

Giraffe Manor, Kenya The Giraffe Manor was built by Sir David Duncan in 1932 as a private home surrounded by over 140 acres of its own park and forest. In 1974, Jock Leslie-Melville bought the manor and founded the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife.