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ngm.nationalgeographic.com — Unique to Madagascar... (Submitted by openthink) More…

flickr.com — The Pole shift hypothesis is almost always discussed in the context of Earth, but other bodies in the Solar System may h... (Submitted by jerryjamesstone) More…

webecoist.com — Few of nature’s elemental phenomena are more powerful yet less permanent than lightning… well, not exactly. Fulgurites, ... (Submitted by kolding) More…

ngm.nationalgeographic.com — Lightning off the coast of Virginia Beach, striking in the Chesapeake Bay. (Submitted by openthink) More…

imgur.com — literally. (Submitted by MrBabyMan) More…

news.nationalgeographic.com — Get spooked by a ghostshark, a ''Dracula'' fish, a carnivorous sea squirt, and more of 2009's freakiest finds. (Submitted by mikeinto) More…

news.bbc.co.uk — Starfish have a remarkable thermoregulation strategy to avoid overheating in the sun, scientists discover. (Submitted by archivedigger) More…

newscientist.com — This year's Nobel prize for physics was partly awarded to Willard Boyle and George Smith for inventing the charge-couple... (Submitted by hellengineer) More…

learn.genetics.utah.edu — Interactive dive through the micro universe (Submitted by dschwant) More…

earthobservatory.nasa.gov — Satellite images of glaciers spilling into mostly dry valley in western Greenland -- from NASA's Advanced Land Imager. (Submitted by openthink) More…

ngm.nationalgeographic.com — One of history's greatest predators, perfected over 240 million years of evolution, development. (Pic enlargeable, wallp... (Submitted by openthink) More…

i.imgur.com — o_0 (Submitted by HotterDigg) More…

webdesignerdepot.com — A look at some amazing photographs of the weirdest cloud formations that you'll ever see, that are destined to inspire y... (Submitted by emecks) More…

telegraph.co.uk — Life in miniature..: Stunning images of the world as photographed through a microscope. (Submitted by ScottMcIntyre) More…

ngm.nationalgeographic.com — Beautiful pic -- enlargeable/wallpaper -- though not likely a good outcome for some of the baitfish... (Submitted by openthink) More…