You know those inspirational posters you see on the wall in your boss's office, or in the break room? Well, here is a submission to the folks who have the corner on that market. I call it: Ambition.Photo courtesy: Amit Upadhyay
You know those inspirational posters you see on the wall in your boss's office, or in the break room? Well, here is a submission to the folks who have the corner on that market. I call it: Ambition.
WTF? I had to enlarge it to figure out what it was. Let's think up some smarmy quote about "ambition" and turn it into a poster!
ReplyDeleteWow...I couldn't tell what that was at first. That is an amazing picture.
ReplyDeleteyes, this is really cool. what is that animal it's got there?
ReplyDeleteThat's a pretty amazing camouflage!
ReplyDeleteI have an unhealthy obsession with this picture. After staring at it for way too long, I think the snake has a wallaby or small kangaroo--its back legs are much longer than the front and it has a really long tail (still in the water). Maybe this is in Australia or New Guinea.
ReplyDeleteMan, this is really humbling.
ReplyDeleteAnd I vote for kangaroo.
Wish there was some reference to the origin of the picture. That is a beautiful snake. Hmm ... reminds me that it's time to feed mine.
ReplyDeleteIt's an olive python eating a wallaby - http://www.photos.repashy.com/showphoto.php?photo=705
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link "laughing stone!" It's a great and humbiling picture. For some reason snakes taking largish mammals seems to rattle people but I've got to give props to a wonderful creature.
ReplyDeleteSnakes re no more creepy than our spider-friends. ;)
WTF...
ReplyDeleteThis appears to be a patternless African Rock Python eating a kangaroo or a wallaby.
Kangaroos and wallabies live in Australia ... African Rock Pythons live in Africa.
Unless maybe it's a really fat and massive scrub python..?
Wow! She's my new idol... I love Snake-eats-humongous-prey pictures...
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