A student in Colorado, looking for some sort of synthesis--the big picture, encompassing all the strangeness in the universe--but willing to settle for the philosophic or poetic lens.
Could Denver experience another deadly flood, like the wall of water and garbage which hit in 1965? We begin with a man poling a boat along the flooded river in the early 20th century, in a photo by Charles S. Lillybridge.
It's been far too nice of a Memorial Day to come inside and blog. I can share this photo, at least. I took it while on a bike ride along Standley Lake, pausing to see the changes at my bioblitz...
Contrail descending from a cumulonimbus cloud. I suppose the most obvious signs of life in this picture are human in origin. With the storm rolling in, most animals had already sought shelter. Not us... we keep flying over the...
If you're poking around, looking for some relaxing diversion before you have to go back to work tomorrow, you've come to the right place. Lately, I've been writing a few casual game reviews for Casual Gameplay, better known as JayIsGames.com....
I suspect PZ knew this already: Click to see the (larger) original. See, even web comic strip artists can get into octopus sex trivia. Er, come to think of it, it seems like most of them do... Comic by Robert...
Lady beetle eggs (Coccinellidae, unknown genus/species) on a cedar fence. (Two animal species in one shot: There was a squirrel lurking in the trees behind, if you can make out the fuzzy gray shape in the background of the...