We're still waiting for the year to end. Everyone is in a sort of lethargy, without any desire to do anything. And we are no exception! But, as always, the Visual Dump does not rest, and here we are fighting the laziness that overwhelms us. Kittens, little animals, little fish, jokes, and many other photos that break the visual monotony—that's what this section is all about. And, at the end, a recommended movie ideal for procrastinating another week.

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That's how you enjoy going down to the sewers
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That's how you enjoy going down to the sewers
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He asked for a little toad for Christmas
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Pure evil
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Master Gaku cutting an apple with the "Mukimono" technique
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What a fool!
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Eclipse alone, by Umm Al-Zamool
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Scorpion
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Looks like a snake
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The old garbage bag method against the rain
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Sand seen under the microscope
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The perfect click
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The real truth
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To kill it!
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Reindeer under a green aurora, by Bára Vávrová

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Discolored fingers of apes that look human
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Star Wars vs Windows 10
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Friends are friends
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(-‸ლ)
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Frame by frame of an eagle diving for its prey
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"Home Alone", then and now.
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"Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure" then and now
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Making more than one mistake
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Mutation
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MacGyver would have been proud
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Fighting fish spreading its fins
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Accidental classic art in photographs
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The Nape of Infinity
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Baby Yoda everywhere!
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I really love this genius. Every week he surprises with his creativity.
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An animated film for those who truly love cinema. Original, dramatic, masterfully drawn, with shots that could well work as static photographs. It tells two stories that are at the same time one story: that of a hand that has "lost" its body and travels the whole city overcoming all kinds of dangers, and that of the body it used to belong to, Naoufel's, a young orphan. A beautiful film no matter how you look at it. It's on Netflix.