I'm A Dapper Dan Man

Animals, sci fi art, and cool beans. 35, New England

[spidersdaily]

[fleshengine]

I've seen multiple videos like this and I love them every time. Makes me wish humanity domesticated spiders a few thousand years ago or something.

[mockva]

Man notices an Eagle eyeing the fish he just caught

[lostfunzones]

Poets Walk at Sunset. By Richard Cartwright.

[toyastales]

Art Deco perfume bottle, Czechoslovakia 1920-29

[alphamecha-mkii]

SF, Sept 1977 Cover Art by Naoyuki Kato

[artisamaptothejourney]

Gene and Rebecca Tobey

[nickdewolfarchive]

hong kong, 1972

sha tin floating restaurant

photograph by nick dewolf https://www.flickr.com/photos/dboo/52407350516

[urgetocreate]

Adam Clague (American b.1984), Glowing Citrus, 2026, Oil on board

[parkchanwoohoo]

[wowwforever]

music jon bois plays before revealing the Arizona Cardinals didn't make the playoffs

[jareckiworld]

Jiang Miao — Heavenly Eyes (acrylic on wooden board, carving, 2025)

[arte-artem-artibus]

Lee Bontecou - Untitled, 1985, pastel on canvas, 166.1 x 178.1 cm

[embroiderycrafts]

My experiments with food continue 😌 by Fantastic_Head_2350 on reddit.

[alariko1]

Train

[ltwilliammowett]

Calligraphic Galleon, by Abd al-Qadir Hisari, 1766

The Calligraphic Galleon is an example of Islamic calligraphy dating to the mid-18th century. The work depicts a galleon of the Ottoman navy.

[aardciaga]

hes KILLING PEOPLE!!!! commission from ig!!!

[hometoursandotherstuff]

This mid century modern 1958 home in Bois-Guillaume, France is so crazy I don't even know which room is supposed to be the kitchen. It has 7rms, 3bds, 2,497sqft, $868,732. You must see this gem.

Interesting entrance. There's so much going on. If you love the carpet, you'll be happy to know that it goes all throughout the house.

Very interesting walls. Look at the little side table there.

The stairs go around the fireplace.

They lead up to this large loft area.

I don't know, could that be the kitchen in the corner back there? Geez, look at the stairs up close.

In this house, who knows what anything is.

Glass doors to the dining room. Maybe the kitchen's in here. At least it switches to hard flooring.

This has to be a dining room, only b/c I see a table. Note the mural and the wall decor and the ceiling.

One must wonder how you go about getting architectural elements such as these.

I have no idea what this room is, but my guess would be a bedroom.

Another bedroom? Home office? Is this oval thing just shelving? It has a lamp aimed at it.

Don't know what this is, maybe a bedroom. The mural looks very vintage, though.

Clearly a bath. Look at the sunken tub.

It appears that these stairs lead to the back entrance.

And, come out here.

A brook runs beneath the property.

The grounds. The lot is approximately 0.28 acre.

https://properties.lefigaro.com/announces/house-seine+maritime-haute+normandie-france/83274326/?

[samiholloway]

This is amazing

[almostdefinitelydying]

I am FASCINATED

[toasthaste]

when (some orb-weaver?) spiders are hungrier they build/adjust their webs so the strands are more taut, meaning the web is more sensitive, and smaller prey than normal will make it vibrate (every bite counts when you're starving!). but ALSO: if you station a well-fed spider on a web that was built by an extremely hungry spider, that spider will go capture the kinds of tiny bugs that the looser web it would have built itself wouldn't have alerted it to. they outsource the decision-making for which prey to go after to their web! they just adjust the settings til they seem about right for the moment and then go along with whatever the web picks up. "the spider will eat whatever it's aware of, and it sets the bounds of its awareness by spinning different kinds of webs." that's so cool....