In 2020, a viral photo on Twitter captured the attention of the internet, featuring what appeared to be a human-sized bat in the Philippines. Initially dismissed as fake, the image was later confirmed to be authentic, showcasing the impressive size of the golden-crowned flying fox, also known as the golden-capped fruit bat. As one of the world’s largest bat species, these endangered megabats can weigh up to three pounds, boasting a wingspan reaching five and a half feet. Continue reading “World’s Largest Bat Species Is the Size of a Human Child” »
This handcrafted gun lamp is the perfect addition to any man cave, living room or military-loving kids room. This is available in the link below… Continue reading “Water Pipe Rifle Shape Wall Mount Lamp” »
Crochet Cat Paw Chair Socks will keep the legs of your chairs from scratching your floors! They are adorable too! Let me walk you thru the pattern from start to finish!
Perfect as a gift to a Cat Lover or to keep for yourself. These are available in the link below… Continue reading “Crochet Cat Paw Chair Socks” »
The development of transparent skin patches for psoriasis patients marks a significant step towards a more human-centered approach to dermatological treatment. Skin conditions, particularly those requiring extended treatment, often bring not only physical discomfort but also profound mental and emotional challenges. Psoriasis, a chronic condition, can lead individuals to cover up affected areas due to embarrassment, hindering the effectiveness of treatments. Existing solutions tend to focus on the technical and physiological aspects of medicine, overlooking the psychological impact on patients. The 3M Psoriasis Prescription Patch introduces an innovative and empathetic solution. Continue reading “Transparent Skin Patches Promise Psoriasis Patients Better Human-Centered Treatment” »
Nestled outside Puerto Escondido, Mexico, the Orchid Pavilion stands as a striking testament to innovative design and ecological consciousness. Crafted by the skilled hands of the Mexican architecture studio Centro de Colaboración Arquitectónica (CCA), this wooden pavilion encircles the Tadao Ando-designed Casa Wabi art institute, creating a harmonious blend of architecture and nature. The pavilion’s distinctive features include a rose-colored sunken walkway, adorned with benches and gravel-filled spaces, all sheltered beneath a simple wooden structure with an A-shaped canopy. Notably, the design incorporates a thoughtful irrigation system, with clay basins strategically positioned along the apex of the pavilion. Rainwater is collected in these bowls, Continue reading “Wooden Pavilion with a Sunken Walkway is Designed to Facilitate Orchid Cultivation” »
Embarking on a cosmic adventure has become a tangible possibility for those daring enough to join NASA’s simulated mission to “fake Mars.” The space agency recently opened applications for volunteers willing to spend a year living on a simulated Red Planet, offering a unique opportunity to contribute valuable information for planning future human missions to the real Mars. This initiative is part of NASA’s CHAPEA missions, which involve ground-based simulations designed to replicate the challenges and conditions of an actual Mars mission. The second CHAPEA mission, scheduled for spring 2025, will feature a four-person volunteer crew residing in a 1,700-square-foot 3D-printed habitat called the Mars Dune Continue reading “Live On “Fake Mars” For A Year: NASA’s Simulated Mission Is Open For Applicants” »
The transformation of a 1970s beachfront house on Washington’s Camano Island is a testament to the challenges and triumphs of remodeling mishaps. The mid-century architectural gem had fallen victim to previous owners’ decisions that strayed from its original design, both in layout and aesthetics. Interior designer Shannon Adamson, Continue reading “A 1970s Beachfront House Is Brought Back to Its Roots After Remodeling Mishaps” »
In a world where timing is often crucial, Ginger, a sweet lab mix, endured almost a decade of anticipation at the Dogwood Animal Shelter in Missouri. Abandoned by her previous owners at the tender age of two, Ginger faced the challenge of overcoming the emotional scars left by betrayal. Despite her shiny coat and warm brown eyes, her shy and nervous personality deemed her “unadoptable” in the eyes of potential pet parents, who often favored more outgoing animals. Nevertheless, Ginger remained Continue reading “Shelter Dog Was Overlooked For Almost A Decade Until She Found Her Person” »
Preparing your garden for a bountiful spring involves a holistic approach, as advised by DIY expert Glen Peskett. February, according to Peskett, is the opportune time to commence these preparations, ensuring that every element in the garden contributes to a seamless transition into the season of growth. Peskett underscores the significance of addressing seemingly mundane tasks, such as repairing garden fixtures and checking the health of soil, to set the stage for a vibrant Continue reading “Preparing Your Garden for a Bountiful Spring: Expert Tips and Tricks” »
