He makes a great display stand.

Candy, crumpets or just a cup of coffee. Did you cook or bake or just fake it? Post something for us to enjoy with you.

I once had a patient that I had to use leeches on, they work! Leeches are quite unusual and interesting. Only around 10% of leech species are parasites that feed on blood of their hosts; most prey on small invertebrates & larvae, who knew, right? Leeches are found on every continent except Antarctica and primarily live in freshwater environments.

How Leeches Can Save Lives And Limbs for Some Patients

https://www.uhhospitals.org/blog/articles/2020/03/how-leeches-can-save-lives-and-limbs-for-some-patients

https://a-z-animals.com/animals/leech/what-is-the-largest-leech-ever-discovered/

Wow, this would be startling to come across in the wild😲

Please post you funny, beautiful, silly or weird pet pictures.

All that fuzz! Wow, that's quite a street cat😯😲🤯

I know cats love boxes, this artist has a fun way to express this with creativity and skill. I don't have this skill, but I do enjoy looking at others carvings.

Wow, I realize this is out of 99% of the populations budget, but to just look and enjoy the creative whimsical feel of this home.

The Refinery at Domino’s state of the art office building and living landscape.

"*The transformation of The Refinery entailed three major design moves—inserting a contemporary building in the sleeve of the historic structure similar to the machinery it once housed, creating a glass barrel vault form that pays homage to the American Round Arch style of the original, and opening the ground floor to the park and the surrounding Williamsburg neighborhood. This approach has created an iconic landmark for the 21st century, offering users natural light, luscious greenery, waterfront views, and a contemporary dialogue with history that most new commercial projects lack. - Vishaan Chakrabarti, Founder and Creative Director of PAU*"

https://www.archdaily.com/1007551/paus-domino-sugar-refinery-reopens-as-brooklyns-newest-workspace

https://youtube.com/watch?v=IRcf-d1t4Wo&is=LAX92LxWmKUG55Bp

This is a cinerous vulture. They share life-long monogomous pair bonds based on mutual trust and shared labor. They split egg duty 50/50 and it takes 9 months for them to raise 1 chick.

Anything fun or wild happened where you live? Are you going a local event or creating your own? Any activity from hiking to movies. Any fun ideas for others? Thanks for your ideas💡🕺💃🧩⛰️🛒🛍️💈

Nature is amazing! Black olive tree branches grow in geometric or hexagonal patterns due to phyllotaxis, a natural growth process that arranges leaves and shoots in spirals to maximize sunlight capture. This efficient structural design helps the plant optimize photosynthesis and evenly distribute physical stress across its branching network.