scenes from field work this week :> got to help someone with their aquatic macroinverts sampling and bust out my favorite dichotomous key! we saw tons of emerging insects and herps too.
best find was probably the huge pteronarcys nymph. flipped a small rock right before leaving a stream not expecting to find anything and it was there
On this excellent day, be aware that this is the largest group of freshwater lakes in the world, covering over 95,000 square miles and reaching depths of over a thousand feet. They are beautiful freshwater seas.
Also when you die in these lakes, the very cold, oxygen-poor conditions at the bottom preserves you perfectly for all eternity. You will not rot and nothing will eat you. You will exist for as long as the Great Lakes do. Many shipwrecks still have the crew on board. Be Aware.
Hi! I'm sorry for coming at you with this super eweird question, but I just had to know.
A couple of months ago, I've had a skin fungal infection, and I've realized that I had contaminated some of my living space, specifically the vanity/dresser where I had kept my medicine. I had tried to decontaminate it as best as I could, including putting some items that were on the dresser into a bag to quarantine them, then spraying inside of the bag with BioPhene and quarantining it some more.
I was wondering if that worked and if my items are safe to use, or if I made the contamination worse? What can I do?
you should definitely ask your doctor this question!
here are my thoughts but Please take them with a grain of salt: your skin fungus was prob skin-specific, if not human skin-specific, and probably couldn't survive on substrates like wood or anything like that. i think you're good after spraying a disinfectant. but again, please ask your doctor to make sure
When I find out someone loves animals in the wolves/cats/bears way I’m like oh nice same but when I find out someone loves animals in the orange-footed pimpleback mussel way I’m like holy shit holy shit same let’s stop what we’re doing right now so you can tell me about all the invertebrates you’ve ever loved with that sweet pure heart and curious mind you have