As You Were…
I have finally finished my sundew chair. It seems to have taken me ages – which it has because it was very labour intensive – but also because I have […]
Category Archives: Peril
Carnivorous Cravings
Great story on today’s BBC website about carnivorous plants snaring less prey when they are in areas with more nutrients in the soil. This confirms what I was reading about […]
Waving not drowning
Some gorgeous pics in the Mail over the weekend of waves by photographers Nick Selway and CJ Kale. These push loads of buttons for me! My fave combinations of blue […]
Painting Flowers
Another story in today’s Mail about Jack Long who has been creating flowers from freeze-frame photographs of paint splashes. These are amazing – for many reasons – their technical challenges, […]
Monsters of the Deep
Lovely photos in today’s Mail about the perilous jellyfish! Enjoy
Perilous Landscapes
I know the link is a little tenuous, but another fab photo story in the Mail about the Sony World Photography Awards. This time about landscapes in peril from the […]
Jellyfish
YouTube really sucks you in! Here is a video on jellyfish. I have a deep fascination with them after I saw a large tank of Moon jellyfish in an aquarium […]
Shapeshifting Octopus
In today’s Mail there is a story about artificial muscle and a shapeshifting octopus. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2138497/British-scientists-create-artificial-muscles-copy-squids-ability-instantly-change-colour.html I am most impressed by the octopus. Peril and camouflage seem to go hand in […]
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