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What is hidden in 3D image?

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Sadly my obese parrot just died.
But it's a huge weight off my shoulders.

As I was sitting drinking my morning cup of tea in my slippers, I thought to myself...
I really must wash some cups!

"999. Which emergency service do you require?"
"What time is the next train out of Victoria station?"
"Sir, that is not an emergency."
"It most certainly is, I'm tied to the tracks!"

Airport police say that the number of people smuggling helium balloons in their luggage is under control.
But cases continue to rise.

A midget walks into a library and asked the librarian if there are any books about irony.
The librarian says yes it’s on the top shelf.

How many beans should you put in a pot of chili?
239. Just one more and it'll be too-farty.

My friend decided to get a face tattoo of his favourite Star Wars character…
You should have seen the Luke on his face!

My wife was blaming me for ruining her birthday
that's ridiculous, I didn't even know it was her birthday.

My wife was mad at me because I only spent half a minute celebrating her birthday
In my defense, she told me it was her 32nd birthday

How can you convert dollars to pounds?
By visiting McDonalds

She took me upstairs, got me to take all my clothes off and tied me to the bed..
And that’s why we aren’t allowed in IKEA anymore.

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Johann Christian Fabricius

Born 7 Jan 1745; died 3 Mar 1808 at age 63.Danish entomologist who was one of the great entomologists of the 18th century. After studying with Swedish naturalist Linnaeus, Fabricius travelled widely in Europe to see insect collections and produced many publications describing all the new species that he saw. He named and classified some 10,000 species of insects. The system of classification of insects he developed was based on mouth structure (instead of wing). He offered theories, progressive for his time, suggesting that hybridization could produce produce new species or varieties, and that environmental adaptation could influence changes in anatomical structure or function.
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