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Majestic Trees | image by Владимир Павелко

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Trees | image by Sarah Fischler

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Dressed to Shine - Amsterdam Forest | by Lars Van De Goor

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Mist - Point Reyes National Seashore, California | image by PatrickSmithPhotography

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Poseidon’s Harp | image by Jeff Swanson

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Bolt from the blue | image by Bertrand Kulik

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Predator | image by Nikolai Zinoviev

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Hand axes unearthed in Kenya are oldest advanced stone tools ever found.

A rare haul of picks, flakes and hand axes recovered from ancient sediments in Kenya are the oldest remains of advanced stone tools yet discovered.

Archaeologists unearthed the implements while excavating mudstone banks on the shores of Lake Turkana in the remote north-west of the country.

The largest of the tools are around 20cm long and have been chipped into shape on two sides, a hallmark of more sophisticated stone toolmaking techniques probably developed by Homo erectus, an ancestor of modern humans. (read more)

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Natural Bridge - Numinbah Valley, Queensland | image by Attila Monostori