The German artist Johannes Schulz makes the packaging of a bottle of vodka by including a golden spine inside it, in order to give a strong symbolic and visual identity to the product.
Forest floor appearing to breathe. However, what’s really going on is less mystical — but no less dramatic.
Tree roots, spread out wide underneath the forest floor have detached
from their moorings. The root systems heave under the ground when the
trees are caught by wind, making them appear to “breathe.“ The eerie footage of forest ground moving in Apple River in Nova Scotia was shot by Brian Nuttall on October 31
In short, I have made an authentic Undertale font, and I am releasing it for free. This is more accurate than 8-bit Operator, and contains two variants to replicate both the dialogue and the menu.
Q:I'm not sure if it applies to one specific species of eels or all of them, but did you know that they have a second pair of jaws deep in their throat? When they bite down on their prey the second pair of jaws launches from the back of the throat and drags the prey deep into the throat of the eel. The "aliens" movie got there design from them.
ahh yeah the pharyngeal jaws ! theres actually a BUNCH of fish that have a little pair of em inside, but youre right in that moray eels specifically have a pair that are SUPER mobile compaired to other fish
whats amazing is just how FAR BACK they are when not in use - cichlid fish are also pretty well known for em, in that they have a less impressive set that works mainly the same way !
“Crown shyness is a phenomenon observed in some tree species, in which the crowns of fully stocked trees do not touch each other, forming a canopy with channel-like gaps.“
How do the trees know not to touch each other?
Nobody knows though it’s been studied since the 1920′s.
Toby Fox’s Enemy Approaching from UnderTale meets guitar! Been playing this game for hours on end lately and decided to pay my tribute to his lovely soundtrack. Toby, you’re the best! Keep making games <3
This is one of the most heart stopping videos I have ever seen, and felt the need to share this onto my blog. Terry Tufferson jumped off a cliff (The Manly Jump Rock as it is known) in Sydney Harbour, Australia, and landed right next to a great white shark! All filmed while he wore a GoPro.
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