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These are her science and conservation musings.
She doesn't think she is particularly mad, but then she is talking about herself in the third person
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Hedgpeth’s Polycera. (nudi) by Fishtracker on Flickr.
Porbeagle shark embryo (3 months). The porbeagle is ovoviviparous, retaining the developing young within the brood chamber before giving birth to live young....
The great Stephen Jay Gould, whom we lost 11 years ago this week and who has done more for the popular understanding of science than anyone since Carl Sagan, on the secret of...
The Perfect Sunset
As seen from one of the many beaches of the Philippines.
Photographed by: Paolo Nacpil
Why habit is the secret of creativity.
Chuck Close would agree: “Inspiration is for amateurs — the rest of us just show up and get to work.” As would E. B. White: “A...
Google has composited satellite images from the past 28 years to make a massive, zoomable timelapse image.
Meet Mr. Camouflage, one of the special stars of sea life in the Lembeh Strait. I literally said “Whaaaaaaaat the f…” when I saw that amazing color change.
Isn’t evolution...
Do you prefer the biologically accurate googly-eyes at the terminus of each arm…
…or the more whimsical pareidoliaic face?
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If the last shot was perfectly lit, this one is perfectly timed!
“The competitions threw up other gems such as this picture by Lazaro Ruda of the United States, showing a male sea horse moments after he gave birth to his first born”
I was going through my archive, and I just can’t get over this shot!
