- Camping
- So i tried Butane Hash at a friends, and i have no idea what it is, got me absolutely fucked, but id like someone to explain how it works, many thanks =]
- Arthropleura, an extinct prehistoric millipede and the largest known land invertebrate to ever exist. They had few, if any, predators
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- Forbidden Danish
- Matthew 6
- Mr. Finch
- Aluminum Can Crafts
- Composting Tips
- Crystal love
- This delicious red sponge toffee
- pine sol
- Say hello to MY little friend... City gardening. :-/
- This daffodil grew through the dead leaves left over from winter.
- mandrake root
- Geji-geji are nightmare fuel.
- Bat Cave
- Archery long bows Crossbows
- Black swallowtail caterpillar I found and raised
- Chanterelle mushrooms popping here in Indiana. A great survival food. Whats your favorite food from the woods?
- *Carolis Diease Is Rare*
- Respiratory System
- Who ever decided to call this a worm was clearly drunk
- I dressed my dog up as Danny from part one, I hope you all like it
- Home remedies for pinworms
- Cut and polished meteorite
- Found these in my compost. What would they hatch into?
- sculpture garden
- sandbox ideas
- Found in a refrigerator in the break room at a friends place of work. Dates to the 90s.
- inernet mem e
- Be Careful Of What you Whisper in the Forest,for Trees have Ears
- Bonsais
- Icthyosaurs( a type of extinct marine reptile) had incredibly bizarre bone structures in their paddles. Most animals adapted to a fully aquatic life still retain a hand-shaped skeleton in their flippers(think whales), but some Icthyosaurs had a compacted mess of extra fingers and phalanges instead.
- Ecosystems projects
- Mushroom medley
- Sprout Recipes
- 3D Printers Nieuws
- Bowls ceramic
- Izinyanga
- ammonites, gastropods & cephalopods
- Arbutus Love
- My lawn gnome didnt make it through the winter, but I find the way he disintegrated to be kind of cool.
- Self Sustainability
- Clocks
- Above ground ant nest in my backyard. They started to bring all the eggs below ground when I found them.
- BOWL TURNING
Decriminalizing psychedelic mushrooms is on the ballot in D.C. — and it’s partly thanks to this mom who was dealing with severe postpartum depression (warning: distressing themes) - @nowthisweed on Instagram
- IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE
- What happens when you leave a tin of chocolates under your bed for three years...
- Snake Sunday? I was moving some straw bales and found a sweet baby ringneck snake. Safely released in the nearby woods after taking the picture.
- This is the spot i go to every day while waiting for my bus, guess over time i left a print.
- The Hydnellum Peckii fungus, or more commonly and appropriately named, “Devil’s Tooth”
- From the old cake I buried in my yard. I can only imagine a squirrel out there running around with giant pupils contemplating the existence of other dimensions. Enjoy the ride little buddy.
- Check that
- I cut open a dying banana tree, the inside is so cool looking!
- Dafne keen
- Mosquito larvae contol
- Why would it split like that? Is it still good to eat?
- Wounded Warrior Project
- Raw Cacao by Big Tree Farms
- Akebia
- Books Worth Reading
- Pup Patrol
- The boring looking thorny bush I took out had highlighter yellow roots.
- Ancient Life
- Christmas tree beads
- Honey extractor
- artists aid
- bathroom remodel
- Glen Lake
- Book - Greener Pastures
- Fishing Tackle
VOCÊ CONCEGUE VER O ANIMAL? #animal #camuflagem #vida #caatinga #fauna #respeito - @origem_da_aventura_oficial on Instagram
- Pet millipedes eating cat food
- Animals - (Camoflage)
- eyes
- My young San Marzano tomatoes seem to be having some issues. Any idea what the problem might be? (Zone 8a)
- The layer of rust on this nail is not only super thick but it rusted around rocks.
- Just for Lillybug
- Dont know if I should be amazed or freaked out...
- Tobacco Mosaic Virus
- Hell spawn centipede and its larvae
- Mushroom Identification
- Mushroom Culture
- A ball of spotted salamanders I found at my parents house
- Mushrooms never fail to amaze me. This is Aseroe rubra.
- Amazing Discoveries
- Halloween shots
- Everyone loves puppies and kitties but where’s the love for our earthworms? They keep our soil nutrient rich so we can grow beautiful plants and food.
- Fun Kid Activities
- Found some Jawbone on a Nature Walk behind my house
- Fairy Houses
- Mini Bases
- Benefiicial Trees, Bushes and Plants for Wildlife
- Random
- Fibonacci spiral in a chopped shiitake
- Alunite (Groupe/Sous-Groupe)
- Biology Reference Materials
- biology
- macro pictures
- Heard that things in fingers are suffer-worthy
- ANIMALS-CAMOUFLAGE
- Church Candy Gifts
- Dinner Movie Nights!!
- This is called caterpillar fungus, it grows in northern Asia. It is used in Asian culture as medicine, and is made from a fungus that grows in a moths head; It sells on average $30 a gram and the most expensive batch sold was worth $60,000 LBS that is approximately 3 times more expensive than gold.
- artlimpiezae
- Cool little find this morning, outdoor APES.
- Mushroom Identification
- This leaf that only the viens havent decomposed
- Ornamental Horticulture
- Gems art
- The trees have ears.
- Awww - our first baby snake. Unfortunately probably deadly, because Australia
- Top Down / Aerial / Crotch Shot WAYWT
- So my dog ate a tube of glitter
- Local Activities
- Zombie Survival Guide
- Mere desh waasiyon, do you collect coins? Heres my little collection. I am looking to collect more
- What Happens When An 8-Year-Old Puts His Hand In A Petri Dish Of Agar
- Alien Plants?
- 🔥 Perfect chunk of a pyrite cube, from a private claim here in King County, Washington! 🔥
- Science
- Malayan Blue Coral Snake (Calliophis bivirgatus)
- Green algae
- Started raising silkworms again. Great for fiber people!
- A mildly large praying mantis I found at work
- backyard
- DEVOTIONS
- blursed article
- Forbidden Swiss cheese
- the scaffold
- Boulder Opal display made1978
- forbidden_maltesers
- Garten
- This is Balut, a Fillipino deliacay
- 🔥 contemporary art by nature- the red cage fungus 🔥
- About honey and bee Kelulut honey
- I also made a new friend in my garden this week!
- Food
- Baking
Texas Gold Millipede - - Scientific Name: Orthoporus ornatus . Taxonomy: Animalia -- Arthropoda -- Myriapoda -- Diplopoda -- Spirostreptida -- Spirostreptidae -- Orthoporus -- ornatus . Status: least concerned . Features: This species has a gold colored body (hence the name) with dark brown segment lines. Typically has a dark brown head. Has been recorded up to 6 (15.24 cm) but on average is about 4 (10.16 cm) . Distribution: Can be found in the wild in U.S. states of Arizona, New Mexico and Texas as well as the Mexican state of San Luis Potosi. . In captivity: This species prefers more arid conditions than that of previous Florida species. In the wild, they prefer more sunshine than many species. Note, desert does not equal 100% sand. Still keep them in a substrate of mostly organic soil. Also to note, dont be worried if your millipedes disappear for the winter months; its completely normal and they should reappear in the spring! . . Footnotes: N/A . 🐛Personal Notes🐛 Sorry for skipping around with species! The reason Im covering the Golds now is because I just got several of my own! They are absolutely wonderful and my biggest species to date. They do spray their toxins much more often than my other species, but of course it isnt dangerous. In my tank, I experimented mixing my usual substrate with childrens play sand (so its non-toxic) to try and aerate the soil better. So far all is going well and they seem to enjoy digging into the sand. Also, as the holidays are here Ill probably be posting less for the next couple of weeks. At the most I might post every other week instead of every week, but it shouldnt be any longer than that. Thanks for reading! . . Have any species you want me to cover or have questions on? DM me! . . ~~Tags~~ #oornatus #orthoporusornatus #texasgoldmillipede #desertmillipede #millipede #millipedes #myriapod #diplopoda #fieldguide #millipedemanual . -Photo References: myself -Information References: wikipedia - @the.millipede.manual on Instagram
- Chickens
- Forbidden flapjacks.
- RETREAT
- Worm, digital drawing, 5x5
- off the grid
- Dont put your dick in fossilized coral
- Jasper Gemstone
- Dandelion Uses
This is the raw cacao bean, straight from the pod and sliced to reveal its purple soft bean. When removed from the pod it is coated with white soft flesh. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ How beautiful that these beans create chocolate 😍⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ #foodofthegods - @living_koko on Instagram
- Ganache
- 🔥 Oldest sperm trapped inside a Ostracod inside amber about a 100 million years ago. Story goes that they just copulated and got trapped in amber. Called myanmarcypris hui.
- Nature’s gradient
- CHICKEN GARDEN PATCH
- This monster pine cone I found while hiking
- 🔥 snake eggs
- Absolute unit of a worm
- Arrowheads
- Modular World Building
- Aventurine - Bijoux pierres naturelles
- A R T Organic Matter
- #Aluminium Wheel rims Scrap Metals for sale
- CatFish
- This strange fungus my parents found during their vacation in Hawaii
- Forbidden corn on the cob
- beads
- Cement work
- På allmän begäran: Igelkotten
- Agates
- How to Work at Subway as a Tree
- FISHING BAIT
- Horror Party
- Cells, Organelles & Inclusions
- Forbidden Salami
- dinosaur crafts
- Buttons
- What are these seeds? Mice gathering these, central MInnesota, USA zone 4
- What acorns look like when they start sprouting.
- Green Earth
- Painted pinecones
- Heated greenhouse
- Gombák
- container garden
- Garden Makeover Ideas
- # Hemp Seed & Health Benefits #
- Organic Soil
- Hell no GMO
- Fly Tying & Fishing
- What is this thing that washed up on Cape Disappointment (Pacific Ocean) beach at the mouth of the Columbia River? (Penny for scale reference).
- Arrowhead
- Beautiful nature
- regalos
- Leopard plant
- Stepping stones kids
- Bio Inspired
- Cross section of a 160 million year old pine cone fossil
- Boulder Opal display made1978
- Aronia melanocarpa
- Slime mold emerging from between deck boards
- Deep Fried Gadgets
- This Mushroom Looks Like A Fried Egg.
- Avocado Heaven
- Attracting good things to your garden
- Balcony Gardening
- Liquid fertilizer
- Planting for kids
- found a huge banana slug while hiking... but what for scale?
- Cursed_leaf
- educational
- 🔥 Albino Cockroach 🔥
- These fish
- This big mushroom that sprouted in my backyard (hand for scale)
- Intelligent? Slime Molds
- These moth caterpillars look like they have human mouths
- 38Write Stucture
- Camo beans?!?
- Beauty of Nature.....Seed....Pods.....Leaves
- hmmm
- Coffee Filters In The Garden
- These mushrooms were the size of volley balls!!!
- Kaiju & Fantastic Beasts
- Planting for kids
- A Wizard of Earthsea
One spectacular Glossopteris fossil leaf from 260 million years ago. This plant dominant the Permian of Gondwana. Looking into the past to understand the present. I love my work.😊🌼🌺🌱🌿 _______________________ #fossilfriday #fossil #scicomm #blackinnature #blackbotanistweek #phdlife #blackafinstem #Blackroots #biodiversity #fossilsforkids #palaeontology #biodiversity #biology #paleontology #stemlearning #stemwomen #blackwomeninstem #scientist #ScienceMatters #sciencecommunication #plantsofinstagram #fossilhunter #fieldtrip #field #fieldwork #fieldbotany #fieldtotable #science #follow_me #scicomm #research #blackinstem - @palaeobotanyqueen on Instagram
Raíces distales de molares inferiores, conductos ovales, ramificaciones apicales, no son fáciles cómo parecen y no se ven en la radiografía. El tercer video es un conducto circular, es el sueño de todo endodoncista pero lamentablemente es la excepción y no la regla - @endodonto23 on Instagram
- Dad found this gardening in Northern CA. Says it’s tennis ball sized and squishy with purple gooey skin. What is it?
- 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 Basket or jack-in-the-box Fungus 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
- Oh look, its a cute little baby sna..... oh, nope.... nope
- Vegetable protein chart
- Antler crafts
- Olive Python eating a Saltwater Crocodile.
- Forbidden Baked Alaska (Pillowcase post fire)
- Food!!
- what’s this thing growing out of the ground?
- Got a bag of mulch from Home Depot and there was a free glove inside
- Tea seeds came in the mail today!
- Beautiful bugs.
- A Magical Childhood
- Flowers of Mold
- Birds
- Found in Dansih forest
- 🔥 fire ant life raft. The entire colony can survive up to 3 months, on open water, in this way.
- Reap and Sow
- Does anyone know what kind of fish this is ? ( from Danube river )
- Best Copper Prices for sale
- This ice that formed under the soil
- Forbidden Doritos
- Animals
- Home Decor Outdoors
- WTF is this smelly thing that was growing in my raised bed? A fungus?
- CAMPING & FISHING
- Raw s’more with fudge graham cracker top
- Any idea what it is ? Its bruising and it has pores
- Insect Photos
- Cleanses
- agricultura
- Butterflies and Bugs
- It might seem like a thumb chopped of but its just a cherry.
- Camping
- Can anyone help me identify this seed pod(?) I found. It was found in eastern Germany.
- His name checks out!
- Xylaria polymorpha
- El Salvador food
- animal mutations
- Mushroom side dishes
- Andy Goldsworthy in EC
- Andy Goldsworthy Creations
- Affiches éducative - éducational poster
- Tamilok worms which live inside trees, considered a delicacy
- Intelligent? Slime Molds
- Animals, Reptiles, Mammals,Pets, etc...
- My daughter made her own Golden Snitch
- Vegetable Garden Soil
- Alunite (Groupe), Jarosite (Sous-groupe)
- The juvenile Mexican Cantil snake ( Agkistrodon bilineatus) wiggles its brightly colored tail to lure prey into striking range.
- Composting
- Found under some plastic sheeting in a flower bed in Sydney. About 7-8cm/3in long
- Herbal Remedies for Pain
- Eisenia Fetida (Red Wiggler)
- Beef Jerky
- ORANGE SEASON!!
- Leopard gecko habitat
- Forbidden fried chicken
- Composting & Red Worms / Vermicomposting
- COLLABORATION SUPERPROJECT WITH DENISE M GOAT DESIGNE
- Books Worth Reading
- Outdoors Online - Natural Lands
- crispy duck and chicken
- The roots of this tree stump look like carrots
- cursed_raisins
- Chocolate / cocoa beans
- Friend found this half buried at the edge of a field on his property. It’s about 3 feet long.
Female copperheads give birth during the late summer or early fall. Young copperheads look exactly like adults, except they have a yellow-tipped tail. Their coloring and pattern help them blend in to natural areas, so be sure to watch your step when in the woods or on nature trails. For information on how to coexist with snakes, visit link in bio. - @ncwildlife on Instagram
- Forbidden cheese pizza (slightly overcooked)
- Bleeding Tooth Fungus (Hydnellum peckii)
- Turtles body after growing up with plastic ring around it
- brian thompson
- While cleaning the coop I found a softie that did not bust!
- Chick chick! Hop hop!
