Apr 28, 2024
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FUCCCKKKK YEAHHHHH BABBYYY LETS GOOOOOOO
It's cool to be a cartoonist until you remember that you need to work
this is my diploma work, it doesn't look very good, but it's better than nothing
:•P
*gasp* No...
Oh no no no!
IT CAN'T BE—
HE'S MULTIPLYING!
MAESTRO - multiplier MM-1
moog - technical service manual for MAESTRO ACCESSORIES
cred: facebook.com/Joe Palermo
Orontium aquaticum, golden club, mysterious wetland plant, primitive, only member of its genus left in existence. What pollinates this? The literature (that I could find) indicates basically that we don't know. The flower is a bit stinky and has that, "I love flies" look to it, though. My highly technical search through Golden Club pictures online shows only one picture with an insect...which in this case might be a bee. No flies so maybe something comes at night, perhaps hobgoblins or baby elves. I assume that we will all be on the lookout for populations of this species to study. Picture and specimen by Helen Lowe Metzman.