- Focusing on how energy is used by the human body: blown glass human organs lit by neon.
- Omigosh you guys! Anatomically correct plushies from I Heart Guts.
- You can have your own desktop jellyfish aquarium.
- Does Touch get the math right? {via Smashley}
- A chart of some common fallacies. {via Matt W}
- From our friends at Skeptical Robot: now you can get a set of 200 word magnets for skeptics. {via Steve D}
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- From a German ad campaign: LEGO TV show characters. {via Elyse}
- At A Dress A Day: Tetris dresses. {via Lauren}
- Excellent retail tip: Mr Jones Watches. {via Lauren}
- Impossibility in its purest form? Who knew it was FRUSTRO! {via Elyse}
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Every Anime opening ever made
{via Steve D}
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Magnetic Movies
{via Anne}
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The secret lives of invisible magnetic fields are revealed as chaotic ever-changing geometries.
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Meet the Organs
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Featured image was constructed of characters at I Heart Guts.
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Ugh, I HATE those desktop aquarium things. The 'closed ecosystem' tanks (WTF??) and the betta tanks with plant roots that somehow magically filter the water AND feed the (carnivorous) betta are bad enough. Really, a marine nano in a goldfish bowl? With NO filtration? A cycling time of only twelve hours before you add your livestock?
Unlike a lot of freshwater species, most of the species kept in saltwater aquariums are too difficult to breed in captivity. This means wild-caught, and wild-caught means about 80-90% mortality before they even make it to the store. If you're going to go saltwater, do your research and provide the best environment possible for your animals (hint: this isn't a trendy little glass bowl with a bubbler). And if you're new to saltwater, don't start with a nano tank. The bigger, the better.
/end rant
@quarksparrow. Thanks for setting us straight. Also, check your email.
I really like the neon light organs.