A Giant Sea Spider (genus Colossendeis), also known as a pycnogonid, found on the deep seafloor at depths between 2,200 and 4,000 meters. 🌊🦀
While some species are small, those in the deep ocean can grow over 50 cm (20 inches) across due to deep-sea gigantism.
#ocean #deepsea #nature #wildlife
Recommending deep-sea gigantism to all my friends
Scenes from “Star Wars: Revenge of the Chick” being filmed on our Island
A graphic showing "Pride Versioning" where the first number is the Proud Version. Then second is the Default Version. And the last number is the Shame Version.
Made very few changes to the latest build and was thinking maybe I'll be able to ship this one without incrementing the shame version (last number in a version number) and 2 minutes into testing, it's already getting bumped.
First losing the Murdaugh trial, now this. Dick H can't catch a break!
How does an animal choose between exploring for a better food source and taking advantage of a known one? Our recent work in Current Biology demonstrates how recent feeding and metabolic state dynamically influence fly local search. bit.ly/3PfrIv3 #Science #Neurosky #Foraging #Drosophila
love the serif font you are using in this post
congrats! this is such an exciting step!
I made this real simple library for working with Zarr Convention Metadata: github.com/zarr-convent...
claude has a point here -- you probably do need prevent!
simon says critique simon says
All clean codebases are alike; each broken codebase is broken in its own way.
Vertical format picture with close up of a Gannet. Only head, neck and a bit breast part. The beak is wide open, pointing to the bottom left, throat looking very dark. Dark eyeliner looks very angry. Background of the picture is mostly dark petrol grey.
Today's #BirdOfTheDay theme is #MoodyFaces I think I found something
Northern Angry bird aka Gannet
A frozen lake in the desert of Kazakhstan is riven by a single black crack
New world record for most ominous frozen lake!
www.google.com/maps/@45.409...
Satellite imagery of 6 large human-made square regions in the desert, each with a pastiche of different colors.
industrial-scale fine art in Turkmenistan:
www.google.com/maps/@38.552...
A comically-elongated spoon is held in front of a serving of tiramisu on a brown dinner table.
is this a normal spoon shape?
A photo taken at night of the rear of a boat named "Moby Dick III"
wild name for a boat
looks like a very good beholding
The cable for a ceiling lamp is shortened by the application of two conjoined binder clips, forming a smooth spiral shape
A doorway in an industrial kitchen has a door-like structure made from vertical plastic strips colored with a dark paint. In the center-most strips, the paint is riven with white cracks. But the strips on the edges are unscathed.
Guess which of these plastic strips in the Ikea kitchen get smacked the most
On the left, the image shows a schematic of a fly head, ring neurons and EPG neurons together with some calcium imaging frames. On the right is a photo of a fly on a ball in virtual reality and another schematic of a VR system.
📢 Join us, the Haberkern lab, @uni-wuerzburg.de for a postdoc studying neural circuit mechanisms of navigation. You’ll spearheading neurophysiology experiments on our brand new 2P!
⏳ Apply by 28th February 2026
Details: www.haberkernlab.de/docs/ENPostd...
#neuroscience #academicjobs #postdoc
SEVERAL Followers Georgs here absolutely wrecking the linear regression, which is something my 14yo just covered in math class
oof that image is bleak
she is thinking about the next Kikē@Kailua artwork!
Tawny owl
Six weeks ago, I picked up a year-old tawny owl with a broken leg off the main road near our home and dropped him off at our nearest vet.
After a few days, I received one of the most bizarre phone calls I’ve ever had, asking “So when are you coming to pick up your owl?” 🧵
looks great! The use of cylindrical posts to add stiffness to the tall elements suggests there's a hole the @thorlabs.bsky.social catalog
A galvanized steel post is joined to pavement with a square flange. Threaded steel rods protruding through holes at each corner of the flange are secured with nuts. Two of the threaded rods were cut very short. One is a bit long, and the last is absurdly long.
what's the plan here
