Guillaume Amat

blake kathryn

shark vs the universe
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One Nice Bug Per Day

Janaina Medeiros
Monterey Bay Aquarium
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hello vonnie

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Not today Justin
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Peter Solarz
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Guillaume Amat
(Some) Fragments / III by Jem
Ynes Mexia, a Mexican-American botanical collector and explorer who began her career in 1925, became the most accomplished female botanical collector of her time both in terms of the number of plant specimens she collected and the miles she traveled on her expeditions. Although she began in her mid-50s and her career was relatively short, she was able to collect an incredible 145,000 specimens. Of those, 500 were new species, and 50 were named in her honor. The William and Lynda Steere Herbarium is fortunate to have many of her specimens.
History is full of groundbreaking women in science, many of whom may be unfamiliar to you. For this edition of Nuggets from the Archives, Science Talk profiles the unique life of Ynes Mexia. ~LM
Dennis Oppenheim, Compression-Poison-Oak, 1970
Sonia Stanyard
An ice circle is a natural phenomenon that occurs in slow moving water in cold climates. They are very rare and they rotate. They are formed when floating bits of ice get caught in an eddy (a whirlpool) and start spinning in a circle.
kacper kowalski
Self portrait and earth work by Ana Mendieta
Anna Topuriya
Peter MacDonald - Lake Eyre
Adolphe Braun
Swiss Alps
1870
Leonore Tawney.
rudygodinez:
Jenny Woods, You’re on Her Mind, (2013)
still from Rêves en rose, 1977 by Dusan Hanak
peepingbird: por Heidi Norton
Natasja Maria Fourie