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This animal is called a Quokka and it is the happiest thing on the planet.

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Africa’s Rift Valley from above – in picturesguardian.co.uk German photographer Michael Poliza travelled by helicopter to capture the extraordinary landscapes of the Rift Valley in Kenya and Ethiopia from above. These images appear in his books Kenya and Eyes Over Africa• An alternative, scrolling… View high resolution

Africa’s Rift Valley from above – in pictures
guardian.co.uk

German photographer Michael Poliza travelled by helicopter to capture the extraordinary landscapes of the Rift Valley in Kenya and Ethiopia from above. These images appear in his books Kenya and Eyes Over Africa
• An alternative, scrolling…

Unique Wine Labels From Around the World Paul Caridad, visualnews.com Whether you’re a sommelier or a college student drinking boxed wine straight from the bag, you will love this collection of stand-out wine labels. Packaging design can make a huge difference when you’re competing with hundreds of other bran… View high resolution

Unique Wine Labels From Around the World
Paul Caridad, visualnews.com

Whether you’re a sommelier or a college student drinking boxed wine straight from the bag, you will love this collection of stand-out wine labels. Packaging design can make a huge difference when you’re competing with hundreds of other bran…

Japanese Cherry Blossoms, Circa 1890 Claire O’Neill, npr.org Here in the U.S., we’ve had the plea­sure of cher­ry blos­som sea­son since about 1910, when Japan gave a gift of about 2,000 trees — most of which were plant­ed in Man­hat­tan and Wash­ing­ton, D.C.It’s now peak flow­er­ing sea­son, and all th… View high resolution

Japanese Cherry Blossoms, Circa 1890
Claire O’Neill, npr.org

Here in the U.S., we’ve had the plea­sure of cher­ry blos­som sea­son since about 1910, when Japan gave a gift of about 2,000 trees — most of which were plant­ed in Man­hat­tan and Wash­ing­ton, D.C.

It’s now peak flow­er­ing sea­son, and all th…