We have thousands of agents near your location… or are they Uber/Lyft drivers?
Credit: 7 Sense, s.r.o.
We have thousands of agents near your location… or are they Uber/Lyft drivers?
Credit: 7 Sense, s.r.o.
GIFs repository GIPHY is promoting the new National Geographic documentary series “Hostile Planet”, which looks at the animals making their home among different environments such as the oceans and mountain ranges. Among the stars of this expert insight into the wildlife of the African plains are these feisty baboons.
Credits: National Geographic via National Geographic Channel and GIPHY
Let’s sock it to the mozzies in Africa, who have caused so much death and harm with their malaria parasites. Bednets have averted 450 million cases of malaria.
Credits: Giving What We Can and map The Malaria Atlas Project via imgur, reddit r/gifs and GIPHY
An express and easy entry into your car. If only life was this simple.
Credits: Animated GIFs via GifGifMagazine, Sanjay Dhingra, GIFs Community and Facebook
I’m a spotted element of surprise, annoying tourist lady ma’am!
Credits: Via Mediha Halce, FUNNY GIFS and Google+
A sly reference to the infamous Deepwater Horizon oil spill of April 2010, from a BP-owned oil rig. The Deepwater rig exploded one day, killing 11 workers and inundating the Gulf of Louisiana with hundreds or more of gallons of raw crude oil. The futility of BP’s response in tackling the environmental disaster is best reflected by a man hopelessly beating an out-of-control hose with a sandal.
Credits: CHEEZburger Memebase Señor GIF via Ratedesi Forums
Introducing the shoebill. The bird has a bill shaped like a Croc shoe, likes to eat frogs and frequently bows. An amazing bird.
Credits: matsukey.ruta and Instagram via Panah Rad, Rad GIFs & Videos and Google+
I manage the social media account for a small consultancy. Only yesterday one of my tweets was retweeted by none other than the Parliament of ECOWAS, a partnership of countries in West Africa. Above is a GIF promoting an event, OPV Africa run in association with ECOWAS.
Credits: OPV Africa – IQPC via Orient Energy Review