The Science And Nature Thread - All Welcome

[banana chewits]

he should have let the raccoon drive.

[Nucks]

America, land of the free, home of the stupid.

J/k

[Guest]

Some very scary things here

10 Most Poisonous Animals in the World

https://www.conservationinstitute.org/1 ... the-world/

But don't think we're safe because we're in the UK

https://www.countryliving.com/uk/wildli ... untryside/


OK - we're relatively safe.

[Rockstar]

I laid awake one night years ago imagining wasps that had grown to three foot long because of genetic engineering.
Imagine them hanging outside your kitchen window.

That must have been one helluva buzz...

[Rockstar]

Anyone seeing these memes about tilapia fish on Facebook a lot recently?

I always go to snopes to check on stuff like that, sure enough it’s mostly bullshit.

@Nucks

Did you research on it?

We eat tilapia a lot...(Meaning once a month)

[BUDGIE]

Been a few scare stories on Facebook recently...

But it's the fools who share medical posts that could get someone killed that rip my knitting...

If you have a heart attack, cough until help arrives?

That could actually kill you if you tried it, yet it gets shared frequently.

[Keyser]

A more detailed article on those remarkably preserved frogs.

https://www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu/scien ... l-forests/







Other amber wonders.

https://www.livescience.com/62823-tick- ... amber.html

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science- ... 180969331/

[Punk]

A more detailed article on those remarkably preserved frogs.

https://www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu/scien ... l-forests/







Other amber wonders.

https://www.livescience.com/62823-tick- ... amber.html

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science- ... 180969331/

I went to Minsk a while back and there were so many opal sellers there, some had these ancient flies in them. I was quite surprised as I didn't think that Belarus had much clay stone in the region.

[Keyser]

A more detailed article on those remarkably preserved frogs.

https://www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu/scien ... l-forests/







Other amber wonders.

https://www.livescience.com/62823-tick- ... amber.html

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science- ... 180969331/

I went to Minsk a while back and there were so many opal sellers there, some had these ancient flies in them. I was quite surprised as I didn't think that Belarus had much clay stone in the region.

I find amber fascinating - it is the nearest thing to time travel we will ever have.

http://www.eartharchives.org/articles/t ... r-fossils/

[Nucks]

I find amber fascinating - it is the nearest thing to time travel we will ever have.

A day trip to Glasgow has the same effect.

[Punk]

I find amber fascinating - it is the nearest thing to time travel we will ever have.

A day trip to Glasgow has the same effect.

I did that in January. The red Tardis was

[BUDGIE]

I find amber fascinating - it is the nearest thing to time travel we will ever have.

A day trip to Glasgow has the same effect.

I did that in January. The red Tardis was

What red Tardis? You mean the blue one on the High street that sells rolls?

Go up the gallowgate, that's a step back in time..

[Nucks]

I find amber fascinating - it is the nearest thing to time travel we will ever have.

A day trip to Glasgow has the same effect.

I did that in January. The red Tardis was

[Keyser]

I find amber fascinating - it is the nearest thing to time travel we will ever have.

A day trip to Glasgow has the same effect.

I live in Hull - it's like the Jurassic here.

But at least we have Ronnie Pickering.

[Nucks]

I find amber fascinating - it is the nearest thing to time travel we will ever have.

A day trip to Glasgow has the same effect.

I live in Hull - it's like the Jurassic here.

But at least we have Ronnie Pickering.

Never heard of him.