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Zvenigora t1_j9x32oy wrote

Reply to Schafberg / Austria [2560x1710] [ OC] by Wimair

About the largest extent of a rainbow you could see from the earth. This shows about 200 degrees. I have fantasized about capturing the full circle from the air but lack the means to pull it off at the moment.

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Reply to Tien-Shan mountains, Kyrgyzstan [OC] [2056 x 1418] by 11Ibraim

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InnovativeFarmer t1_j9whpl3 wrote

Reply to comment by CleverDuck in Ruby Falls Cave, Chattanooga, Tennessee. [OC] [2442x3256] by kgd6578

We talking shit. The fact that people have died in caves and caves arent really were humans live means too many people have died in caves. If we still lived in caves than it wouldnt be a big deal for us to die in caves but we dont live in caves anymore.

There is someone in a skyscrapers somewhere in the world all the time. You would think with all the people who goes to skyscrapers there would be many famous instances of skyscraper deaths but its not a thing. There are famous cave deaths.

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Reply to Boynton Canyon, Sedona, Arizona [3024x4032] [OC] by wallerhilliard

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InnovativeFarmer t1_j9wg7wg wrote

Reply to comment by CleverDuck in Ruby Falls Cave, Chattanooga, Tennessee. [OC] [2442x3256] by kgd6578

We were talking about caves. Rabies came up. We werent talking facts at that point. Just talking some shit. But feral dogs and bats are the big ones to watch out for when it comes to rabies. Thats a fact for the whole world. Feral dogs are number 1 and bats are number 2 last time I checked. I know because I came in contact with a bat in an apartment in Worcester. It was the second time it happened at that address but I wasnt there the first time. One of my housemates was and she said animals control told them to check for small bites and if they had anything that looked like a bite to go to the hospital ASAP.

I also knew someone who took in a racoon thinking it would make a good pet and everyone at that house had to get rabies shots. Not fun and not cheap.

Just to be clear, we were just talking shit having fun on reddit (the most serious site on the internet) not spreading misinformation.

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