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The accidental beekeeper | Aeon

Honeybees collect nectar from an Eryngium plant at Great Dixter in Northiam, East Sussex, on 4 August 2013. Photo by Chris Helgren/Reuters   Helen Jukes is a British writer and writing tutor. She is the author of A Honeybee Heart … Continue reading

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r/analog – Still Burning – Australian Bushfire Regrowth (Bronica SQ-A / 80mm f/2.8 / Aerochrome)

life_is_a_conspiracy POTW-2019-W39, @jase.film 13 hours ago · edited 8 hours ago This was shot in Lake Conjola on the south coast of NSW, Australia. Located a little south of where I live, this small community was absolutely devastating to visit. … Continue reading

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Pick of the coronavirus papers: Immune system shows abnormal response to COVID-19 | Nature

People queue for a train in Yichang, China, after the lockdowns ease.Credit: STR/AFP/Getty   A selection of the latest research on COVID-19.   1 May — Immune system shows abnormal response to COVID-19 The immune response to SARS-CoV-2 differs from … Continue reading

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seafarers: Tree Tunnel by Carol Dorion | Pinterest

Jul 3, 2015 – This Pin was discovered by Kate Chorley Prentice. Discover (and save!) your own Pins on Pinterest Source: seafarers: Tree Tunnel by Carol Dorion | Landscape, Tree tunnel, Beautiful tree

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Launching Flowers Into Outer Space

When it comes to flower arrangements, Japanese artist Makoto Azuma is quite literally pushing the boundaries out of this world. It all started 20 years ago, when the one-time rock musician took a part-time job at a flower shop. There … Continue reading

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This Voice Actor Can Mimic Any Animal

We are about to take you on an audio odyssey unlike any other. It’s kind of like ASMR for people who find the sounds of squealing pigs, angry squirrels and raging dinosaurs soothing. And it’s all from the mouth of … Continue reading

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An Astronaut’s Cosmic Visions

A former Detroit Lions wide receiver and NASA astronaut (take a moment to let that combination sink in) takes us on a journey into his magical space-induced dreamscape – where vivid colors and explosions of light are an every night … Continue reading

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Millions of Monarchs Swarm Fake Hummingbird As It Captures Spectacular Footage of Their Flight

With its clementine-colored wings bordered with black lines and white spots, the monarch, also known as Danaus Plexippus, is a widely recognizable insect. As the weather changes and gets cooler, the monarchs migrate from their breeding grounds in Canada and the northern … Continue reading

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Large Hole in the Arctic Ozone Layer Is Now Closed

This is a huge win for the planet. By Jessica Stewart on April 29, 2020 In a victory for the planet, a large hole in the ozone layer has closed up on its own. Located over the Arctic, it first … Continue reading

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Raymonde or the Vertical Escape by Sarah Van Den Boom

Raymonde is really fed up with peas, aphids, dirty panties and her kitchen garden to dig. After all, she would prefer sex, and love, and the immensity of the sky… Short animation film written and directed by Sarah Van Den … Continue reading

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