Jan 12, 2020
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A compilation of my footage from the Captain John Whale Watch! Absolutely amazing. She was so close that we could feel the mist from her blows, and even smell her breath.
Vacation pics?
Flying home today! I haven't seen my snakes in 8 days and I'm dying. I can't wait to see them. I really want to show you guys what happened on my trip, because they were the most amazing things I've ever experienced in my life. Do y'all care? I'll tag them #whale snot, so you can blacklist my posts if you don't care, I guess.
How to collect whale snot
The Ocean Alliance is running a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for its SnotBot, a drone that can collect important information about whales by sampling their snot. Read more about it in this OnEarth piece by Brian Palmer.
Freshly produced ambergris has a marine, fecal odor. However, as it ages, it acquires a sweet, earthy scent
my new favorite metaphor for religious ideas