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30 Beautifully Illustrated Facts That Show How Incredible Our World Is
Interview With Artist
These two young people from Singapore are taking the internet by storm with their gorgeous illustrations featuring fun and interesting facts. With both on a mission to make learning more entertaining than ever, the creatives behind the project Just Keep Thinking already have more than 70k fans from all over the world. We're hoping that after seeing this list of their illustrations, you'll become one of them, too.
One of the co-founders of the Just Keep Thinking project—Raye—told Bored Panda: "MJ, co-founder of the channel and host of our videos, came from a life science background, while I've been working in content/social media for a few years."
"One day, she was explaining to me about random wildlife facts when we were traveling and she sparked a real want to learn in me that I haven't felt since I was a kid. That inspired me to create a channel that amplifies her excitement for science and wildlife, and we hope more people will be able to feel the joy of learning through it," Raye explained to us.
Scroll down below to find our favorite illustrations from Just Keep Thinking and vote for the ones you enjoyed the most! In addition to this, don't forget to check out their videos as well!
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Lula Gage 5 years ago
"They should all be protected, regardless of their 'colour'". This should apply to people! :-)
Peg Prather 5 years ago
When I went to Africa (Tanzania), I told our guide that I wanted to see a black rhino. He said that the area we were going to didn’t have any. Well, later that day we saw a black rhino AND her baby! So thrilling. Save the rhinos. And elephants, and all of the wild animals!
Chocolate Lasanga 5 years ago
why because they have different colors mena that one is crittically endagered when the other one wasnt?
Vincent Jay 5 years ago
The original name was "weide" rhino, meaning "wide" in the Boer language, because it has a wide mouth and forehead. When the British came in, they said "white" instead of "weide." They called the other kind of rhino "black" to distinguish it from the white rhino. .
Not-so-MadMax 5 years ago
I think it was a translation error long ago, and instead of white, the south africans called it wijd, which is dutch for wide.
Debra Robinson 5 years ago
Why even call them black and white, then ? Just name them Hooky-pooky and Lawnmower.
earringnut 5 years ago
They have prehensile lips that they can pluck leaves with.
Load More Replies...How many people are working on Just Keep Thinking? "Currently it's just MJ and I, with support from some friends in the industry once in a while," Raye tells us.
"I always knew there was a demand for such content in Singapore, but I just didn't expect some of our posts to go so viral," Raye revealed to Bored Panda. "I started out wanting our channel to fill that edutainment content void in the country, but we managed to get quite a number of overseas followers as time went by. I guess science is a universal language."
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Forty Seven Pandas 5 years ago
What a horrific death, Coronavirus. But better you than me, dude.
Both MJ and Raye are always thinking of new ideas. "A lot of the time, it's really just questions that intrigued us as we go through our day-to-day life," Raye told Bored Panda. "Most of the time, as we delve into researching these questions, some inspiration will spring up, some get turned into image posts while others become videos."
"Our bread-and-butter content revolves around life science, wildlife, and biology," the co-founder of Just Keep Thinking told us. "Personally, I'm a tech person, so I have been testing out a few posts on applied science and physics, but those are pretty much still in development."
Talking about the near future, Raye revealed: "We plan on collaborating with more people, creating more content to simplify science so people will enjoy learning just a bit more. We do have some ideas for expansion when we hit certain numbers, but those ideas are still pretty early in the baking process, so there really isn't anything solid I can share with you at the moment."
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Andrew McFarlane 5 years ago
"Extravagant toxicity", as the writer Bill Bryson describes it. No-one knows why its lethal sting is so deadly, considering the small size of its normal prey. Quite literally overkill.
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Bellatrix Lestrange 5 years ago (edited)
Another way to tell is that alligators only exist in North America and China so if your not in either of those places it is not an alligator.
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postboredom 5 years ago (edited)
The squeezing through everything part is weird but true. They can squeeze thru tubes a third of their size and even less! (well, depending on the beak)
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Boopie Dew 5 years ago
Eels freak me out idk why. The more still they are and just stare, creepy.
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