Morning Fluff: Baby Porcupine Irwin trying to reach his breakfast at the bottom of a mug as metaphor for life.
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biomedicalephemera: Manatus australis (now Trichecus manatus)
West Indian Manatee
The West Indian Manatee includes the subspecies Trichecus manatus latirostris, the Florida Manatee. This is the species that likes to loll around the river heads of central-southern Florida during the winter, leading to the development of several “manatee parks” that let tourists and residents view the overwintering creatures, while also providing rehabilitation to the injured and an especially strongly protected area for the wild individuals.
Manatees belong to the order Sirenia, which also includes dugongs and the extinct Stellar’s sea cow. Unlike other marine mammals, Sirenia are primarily herbivorous, though they are opportunistic feeders and will consume small fish and crustaceans when they’re nearby.
Biologia centrali-americana: Mammalia. Edward Richard Alston, 1882.
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New documentary about Paul Simon’s ‘Graceland’ premiering at Sundance!!!
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Philippe Ségéral (b.1954, France). Eclipse, 2001. Encre sur papier, 72x52 cm [artist found at Galerie Felli]
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Moonlight, a Study at Millbank 1797
J. M. W. Turner, oil on mahogany panel.
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Full Sky Aurora Over Norway
Higher than the highest building, higher than the highest mountain, higher than the highest airplane, lies the realm of the aurora. Auroras rarely reach below 60 kilometers, and can range up to 1000 kilometers.
Aurora light results from energetic electrons and protons striking molecules in the Earth’s atmosphere. Frequently, when viewed from space, a complete aurora will appear as a circle around one of the Earth’s magnetic poles.
The above wide angle image, horizontally compressed, captured an unexpected auroral display that stretched across the sky one month ago over eastern Norway.
Image Credit & Copyright: Sebastian Voltmer
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I was so excited last year to receive Penguin’s postcard from my editor. This year, Penguin used the title page artwork from our book as their holiday card. How cool is that?
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Léonard Misonne - Les chênes (1912)
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