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Source: https://www.wisegeek.com/what-does-200-calories-look-like.htm

Just came in! I’ve never splurged this much on boots before, but my last cheapo ones scuffed and tore at the heel so I figured I need to spend on some quality ones for my next purchase.

As far as the construction, this review really sold it for me: https://youtube.com/watch?v=T50J8kej5bU

I’m normally a US Womens’ size 5.5-6, and I bought my usual size 6. So far they feel great, sturdy. And I notice they’re very thick compared to my previous pair of boots. The leather is quite stiff, although that’s probably because they’re new. It feels a bit snug on the width and ankles with thick socks on, so my first impression is that these boots run smaller.

Can’t wait to wear them this fall/winter🤗

Just from a brief lookup, Vital Farms seems pretty legit plus they have the Certified Humane label. But I like that their website lets you look at the particular farm on a live video feed! For example, link to where these eggs came from, Farmer Johnson’s farm🐓 I just loved to see the little ladies clucking around😊

This wikipedia is a rabbit hole lol. Also relevant is the one for spontaneous generation:

While England endeavours to cure the potato-rot, will not any endeavour to cure the brain-rot, which prevails so much more widely and fatally ?

cross-posted from: https://piefed.social/post/1108479

As epic as it sounds🦀

Watercolor, ink, gouache & colored pencils on paper

By zandrapaints

As epic as it sounds🦀

Tried to post the full strip but quality got too butchered!😭

Comic by Pet Foolery

Full strip here:
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I like the soft dyed-in look. I’m thinking it’s old museum merch maybe? All I’m seeing online are replicas

Nam June Paik wiki

Pictured here is Brookesia nana, discovered in 2021 in Madagascar

Photo by Frank Glaw (herpetologist)

Measuring just shy of 14 millimetres, B. nana can perch cozily on an aspirin tablet.

For nine years, Brookesia micra, a cousin of B. nana described in 2012, clung to the title of tiniest chameleon. B. nana is smaller than B. micra in body size, measured from snout to cloacal opening at the base of the tail. But it sports a longer tail. Differences in how size is determined make it complicated to definitively claim that a species is the planet’s littlest.

Read more here: https://india.mongabay.com/2021/03/newly-described-chameleon-from-madagascar-may-be-worlds-smallest-reptile/

Spotted at the Holmes Jungle Nature Park in the Northern Territory, Australia

Photographer: Janis May

Source: roythedivebro on iNaturalist