Something about white or albino animals in nature just make them seem magical✨
Me too, I’m seeing it today. Can’t wait!
Responding from my other acc bc your comment didn’t or hasn’t federated yet.
I think it’s yeast, but I’m not a bread baker! Lol
Maybe we can share some pozole recipes up in here!😜
I don’t get what the big deal is. Like it’s Halloween. Sounds like that party was lit🔥
Personally I link it to spread awareness for smaller comms:)
MrManager is like the cool evening/night shift manager lol. Fairly hands off, no stress, lets adults be adults and handle it. The whole ‘I trust you unless you give me a reason not to.’ Low key gets shit done without you even noticing. It ain’t for everybody, but that’s the type of management style I vibe with. Hats off to you, sir. o7
The best kind!
Pretty! Looks like northern lights:)
It IS a lovely piece of corn! :)
Wow! Idk if such beautiful art belongs in lemmyshitpost!🙈
ARE YOU READY?!
Smooth butterfly ray (Gymnura micrura)
Image: Adam Summers
One of the fishes done for his art exhibit called “Cleared,” featuring cleared and stained fish. More from the exhibit here!
"Cleared" fish are fish rendered translucent by a combination treatment: hydrogen peroxide to dissolve dark pigments, a digestive enzyme called trypsin to dissolve the flesh apart from collagen in the fish's skin and skeleton and glycerin to make skin and connective issue appear invisible. The technique Summers uses to clear and stain fish has been common practice of researchers for decades and relies on two dies: Alcian blue, which gives cartilage a blue hue, and Alizarin Red S, a red dye that acts on bone. Quote source
Designed by Sara Elizabeth Kellner:
This little mouse is worked in the round on double pointed needles from the tip of his nose to the end of his tail. Tiny ears and front legs are added after the body is finished. He is about 3” long (not including tail).
Details and free pattern here:) https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/victorian-mouse
Free admission and there is merch! :)
Photo: Maarten Inghels
Years ago, I found this cobblestone on the street in Brussels with the golden inscription “I USED TO BE A MOUNTAIN.” Like a speech bubble rising from a choked rock. After all these years, I still haven’t been able to find out who made it—there’s no record of it anywhere as a listed artwork. I see it now as a poetic intervention by an anonymous city dweller.
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