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One Nice Bug Per Day
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Just like that #pascalcampion 2015
makapu'u sunrise
by roelruijs
Kauai, Hawaii
ミチヨミノウミウシ Cuthona sibogae (Bergh, 1905)
The Museum’s collections house many eye-catching items, from the towering Tyrannosaurus to striking totem poles. But there is also a whole category of significant specimens that are imperceptible to the naked eye. We’re talking microbes: single-celled organisms stored in petri dishes or on glass slides.
The Museum first began collecting microbiological specimens and creating exhibitions about the roles of microbes in human health more than a century ago. Click here to learn more, or watch the most recent episode of Shelf Life:
In a TED Talk, Paul Greenberg explained why fishing and farming shrimp, tuna, salmon and cod are wreaking havoc on our environment and what we should eat
A MUST watch TED talk video on how we are overfishing our oceans and things we can do to lesson the impact.
craving some of this right now
I DONT CARE WHAT SEASON IT IS, EVERYONE NEEDS TO SEE THIS
haha wow i’m really exhausted for someone who only ever does the bare minimum requirements of getting by