what kind of fish are you?
by ted sabarese
+: his website 

a yellow goby peers through the window of its corroded soda-can home, evidence of the 127 million people just above the water’s surface.
the izu peninsula (izu hanto), japan

photography by bryan skerry
for the november issue of national geographic magazine.
he was recently named runner-up in the british natural history museum’s wildlife photojournalist of the year competition for his work on the collapse of the world’s fisheries.

+: his website
+: more of his photos for national geographic - november issue

ghoti is a constructed word used to illustrate irregularities in english spelling. it is a respelling of the word fish, and like fish is pronounced /ˈfɪʃ/. it has,

• gh, pronounced /f/ as in tough;
• o, pronounced /ɪ/ as in women; and
• ti, pronounced /ʃ/ as in nation.

fishes
by sergey saava

shelves produced in three variants:
- for cd (the inner size of the box is 14.5*14.5 cm)
- for dvd (box 20*20)
- and for books (box 25*25 cm).

+: click en la foto

thedailywhat:

infographic of the day: do sushi right.

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