Coiled intestines of tadpoles, seen through their transparent skin. They use it to digest plant matter.
Oh, and of course, this was the inspiration for this.
Image source here
Coiled intestines of tadpoles, seen through their transparent skin. They use it to digest plant matter.
Oh, and of course, this was the inspiration for this.
Image source here
Wow people are just pretty and beautiful and not in a sexy way
wow golly gee
Tito Mouraz - Open Office Space (2010-12)
the irony is palpable
Photographer Abelardo Morell brings that outdoors in Morell installs a lens or prism in a window and transforms an entire room into a camera obscura. The view outside is then projected on the opposing wall upside down through the lens and right side up through the prism. A long-exposure photograph captures the outside world as its projected within the room.
Site-specific cut paper installations by Mia Pearlman
I hate how in the girl versions of harvest moon sometimes you propose to a guy and they go “wait! I want to be the one to propose!”. like fuck off dude I didn’t spend a whole year foraging for bamboo shoots and throwing ultimate curry at your face for you to steal my moment
some graphs i was telling a friend about
So my dash was loading and this happened i shit you not
hehehe
Turtle Embryos Communicate To
Synchronize Hatching!
Turtles communicate with their siblings while they are still in their shells, buried under the soil, in order to coordinate when they hatch! This is a complicated feat, since some eggs are laid low in the nest, where it’s cooler, and others are laid in the upper layers which are closer to the sun, so they develop at different rates. “The group environment of a nest strongly supports the development of adaptive communication mechanisms between siblings and the evolution of environmentally cued hatching.”
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