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Three Goblin Art
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Monterey Bay Aquarium
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One Nice Bug Per Day
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
Product Placement
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we're not kids anymore.
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Slow Life by Daniel Stoupin
“Slow” marine animals show their secret life under high magnification. Corals and sponges are very mobile creatures, but their motion is only detectable at different time scales compared to ours and requires time lapses to be seen. These animals build coral reefs and play crucial roles in the biosphere, yet we know almost nothing about their daily lives.
I need this sweatshirt.
Next Steps
Not having regular internet access where I live has definitely been different. It has its ups and downs, but has made communicating a little more difficult. So here's the scoop: I'm leaving Big Island on July 16th to fly to Chicago. From there, I drive south to Tennessee where my family has relocated. After that, I go south once more to Pensacola, Florida where I begin graduate studies on August 24th. There are many other things going on between now and July, but too much to delve into. In short, I miss a lot of people, am excited to get back into school, am proud of my sister who graduates tomorrow (May 2nd) from NMU, am ready for new adventures/places/people, and am excitedly nervous about much more.
Outstanding Graduating Senior: Physics
Arika Egan is a physics and philosophy double major from Mundelein, Illinois. Her experiences on campus are vast: Superior Edge, SLFP, jazz combo and the Social Justice Committee. These experiences and her academic work landed her a summer research internship at the University of Wyoming, where she studied galaxy formation.
“My internship at Wyoming was extremely rewarding. It gave me an insight into the field of astronomical research and the opportunity to learn about the instrumentation of telescopes. I also had a chance to explore another part of the country, which was fantastic.”
Beyond proud of my amazing little sister. Cannot wait for her to visit in a week! Congratulations once more, Arika.
I was going through my paleo lectures and found Sir Richard Own-it.
Enjoy.
I don’t even know how to handle this right now…
Ice Covered Street Lamp on Mt Washington
So colleges have an “Only fish are allowed” rule for dorms, usually, correct?
How tightly would they define “Fish”.
Could I have a sarcopterygian fish.
A tetrapodomorphic sarcopterygian fish?
A tetrapod tetrapodomorphic sarcopterygian fish?
An amniote tetrapod tetrapodomorphic sarcopterygian fish?
A synapsid amniote tetrapod tetrapodomorphic sarcopterygian fish?
A cynodont therapsid synapsid amniote tetrapod tetrapodomorphic sarcopterygian fish?
A mammalian cynodont therapsid synapsid amniote tetrapod tetrapodomorphic sarcopterygian fish?
An eutherian mammalian cynodont therapsid synapsid amniote tetrapod tetrapodomorphic sarcopterygian fish?
An ungulate eutherian mammalian cynodont therapsid synapsid amniote tetrapod tetrapodomorphic sarcopterygian fish?
An ungulate eutherian mammalian cynodont therapsid synapsid amniote tetrapod tetrapodomorphic sarcopterygian fish?
An artiodactyl ungulate eutherian mammalian cynodont therapsid synapsid amniote tetrapod tetrapodomorphic sarcopterygian fish?
An antilocaprid artiodactyl ungulate eutherian mammalian cynodont therapsid synapsid amniote tetrapod tetrapodomorphic sarcopterygian fish?
Can I bring a pronghorn to college?
Well when you put it that way…
Pronghorn are fine, but intestinal bacteria and face mites have got to go.
"chimpanzees have blurred the line that once existed between ‘man’ and ‘beast’. the chimpanzees taught us that, after all, we humans aren’t as unique, compared to the rest of the animal kingdom, as we used to think."
"if only we can overcome cruelty, to human and animal, with love and compassion we shall stand at the threshold of a new era in human moral and spiritual evolution — and realize, at last, our most unique quality: humanity."
— jane goodall, born april 3rd, 1934. (photos by michael nichols and hugo van lawick)
A Painting Made From Pieces of Glass
that’s amazing
i just realized it’s not just pieces of glass
they’re shaped as paper planes
the piece can be complete and aesthetically pleasing even when there is no projection this is so good and it makes me so happy
After years of global searching and processing human response, the internet has finally completed its original task of finding the most perfect cat video possible.
oh my god
Cattycake!
“Fun sea fact of the day: baby rays look like ravioli stuffed with tiny damned souls.” —Kraken Podcast
Plumage by ~Steveprice
Dover sole (Microstomus pacificus)
A ‘slippery’ member of the flatfish family, this small-mouthed fish feeds on small invertebrates on the seafloor. Not to be confused with European Dover sole, Pacific Dover sole is not a true sole and is related more closely to flounder. Its brown color provides camouflage from predators along the U.S. West Coast where it is found from Baja California to the Bering Sea.
(via: NOAA Fisheries Service)
