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When winter sets in and food becomes scarce, some mammals hibernate, entering a state of deep rest that slashes their energy needs and allows them to fast for months. However, fasting deprives them of essential nutrients, including carbon. Carbon, the building block of all life, normally comes from food. But hibernating animals take in no carbon, while their bodies keep releasing it through respiration, mostly as carbon dioxide.
The Taste of Prehistory: Three recipes our Neanderthal cousins might have enjoyed.
(via 13 Chefs From 13 Countries Make Hot Dogs | Epicurious - YouTube)
Image 40 of 59 from gallery of Gadi House / PMA madhushala. Photograph by Hemant Patil
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Ode to the Jellyfish: A Look at Some of the Strange Creatures, In celebration of World Jellyfish Day
Truckers have to deal semi-trucks that get in the way of huge loads. This weird truck got around that by welding a Ford wagon on its face.
For more than a decade, Bassil Mikdadi has tracked the fortunes of the Palestinian national soccer team, which endures despite ruined stadiu
A global study reveals that our most emotionally resonant music tends to come from our teenage years—typically peaking around age 17.
Scientists at UC Irvine have found a way to potentially reverse age-related vision loss by targeting the ELOVL2 “aging gene” and restoring vital fatty acids in the retina. Their experiments in mice show that supplementing with specific polyunsaturated fatty acids, not just DHA, can restore visual function and even reverse cellular aging signs.
TELEPHONE is a game played by artists. It works like the children’s game of the same name. A message is whispered from person to person and changes and evolves as it is passed from player to player. In our case, we pass a secret message from art form to art form, so a message could become poetry and then painting and then music and then film, throughout all possible forms of art. We also assign each finished work of art to two or three other artists, so the game branches outward exponentially like a family tree.
This is the third game of TELEPHONE. The first game, developed in partnership with Satellite Collective, was published in 2015 and consisted of 315 artists.
(via The Foot-Licking Demons & Other Strange Things in a 1921 Illustrated Manuscript from Iran | Open Culture)
Existential Science Fiction Film based on the 1956 epic poem of the same name by Swedish Nobel laureate Harry Martinson
Also a TV film opera version from 1960. I used my vinyl copy on so many college mixtapes, starting from the bit of aria before the synth explosion at Act I Scene 3: Mimaband 1 as it fades into sound collage and white noise. I queued the playback point in the clip below, sorry no captioning available. Besides the 3 Body books, this is my favorite HardSci by far. Trigger warning: the events of the poem, film, and opera delve deep into themes of hopelessness.
I know, it sounds too crazy to be true, but the Vigoz by French company Cixi is an honest-to-goodness pedalable...
