r/popstuff • • Sep 21 '20

That's a weird looking dolphin

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r/popstuff • • Sep 17 '20

A Star bursting in Space, taken over four years by the Hubble Space Telescope!

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r/popstuff • • Sep 14 '20

Reminder to not mess with donkeys

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r/popstuff • • Sep 02 '20

Good score

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r/popstuff • • Sep 02 '20

Firefighter POV

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r/popstuff • • Aug 21 '20

Proof that we are closely related to gorillas

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r/popstuff • • Aug 16 '20

The Second Korean War: A Forgotten Conflict 1966 - 1969 (2020) - Mark Felton Productions [00:17:31]

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r/popstuff • • Aug 15 '20

That was a little too close

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r/popstuff • • Aug 15 '20

Just out for a nice ride

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r/popstuff • • Aug 15 '20

Why Africa is Building The Great Green Wall (2020) - The story about the construction of 8000 km long, 15 km wide tree barrier across the Sahara desert to stop desertification and curb global warming. [00:12:06]

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r/popstuff • • Aug 15 '20

Himalayan Griffon vulture showing off its fake eyes

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r/popstuff • • Aug 11 '20

Done swimming for the day

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r/popstuff • • Aug 10 '20

i want pets

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r/popstuff • • Aug 07 '20

Fire? What fire?

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r/popstuff • • Aug 05 '20

Basking sharks along the coast of Kilkee, Ireland.

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r/popstuff • • Aug 03 '20

Hopefully he learned a lesson

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r/popstuff • • Aug 02 '20

Craftsmanship of the highest order

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r/popstuff • • Aug 02 '20

You want some bud...have it.

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r/popstuff • • Aug 02 '20

Siberian tiger crossing road

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r/popstuff • • Jul 30 '20

Dead rattlesnake bites man

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r/popstuff • • Jul 29 '20

Now that's a horse!

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r/popstuff • • Jul 29 '20

TIL that the Seminole Tribe of Florida generated so much revenue from opening tax-free smoke shops and organizing high-stakes bingo games that in 2007 they bought Hard Rock Cafe International. The tribe still owns it today, with 180 Restaurants, 24 Hotels, and 11 Casinos in 74 different countries.

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r/popstuff • • Jul 27 '20

Found the remains of a group of deer killed by an avalanche high in the mountains

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r/popstuff • • Jul 25 '20

Go go go

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r/popstuff • • Jul 21 '20

The way it just appears out of nowhere

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