Why is she so thicc

Forbidden liferaft

They’re better off eating them. :)

https://www.fisheries.noaa.gov/southeast/ecosystems/impacts-invasive-lionfish

Precisely. :)

Like everything in life, tl;dr it’s complicated, but no doubt she got a little more sunkissed lmao.

I live in a seaside tourist town and have had to fight them for food in my hands. Those cheeky fuckers will swoop you like raptors.

It’s the special sauce.

PS, thank you for making me write that out. Gonna modify and add to the sidebar.

DM me for email or I can link a wetransfer. :)

An eel is something you don’t see every day, so I like to leave reminders of the wonder of the natural world; but I am partial to earth science as that is what I do.

I am trying to do something a little different than pure filing an item into categories. And, it’s a science sub, so experimenting is encouraged. I try to prune lightly, especially if something creates interesting discourse. Use best judgement to fit the vibe, rather than black and white rules. There are other definitions of meme too, check out the Dawkins link in the sidebar. That is the vibe, the mechanism behind the meme, make people ask WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN and especially WHY, like you just did. :) “Capital S” Science is a conversation, after all. Academic journals are essentially like old school, pre-computer forums.

There is a lot of science with cars, creativity is encouraged. We see cars all the time, but there is a lot the average person does not know about a car. That would be what to aim for for that topic. If you want to talk about something you see, rather than a cheap laugh, chances are someone else will want to talk about it too.

It’s not just about facts, its about inspiration to look at the natural world around you. :) Check the pinned shitpost paper.

I always look forward to your brain.

STEM folks forgetting POSIWID again lmao. He tolerates my skrees.

Unironically using this to discuss an issue with a climate model to my boss.

https://mander.xyz/post/20202747?scrollToComments=true

https://www.npr.org/2026/06/07/nx-s1-5846947/bumblebees-problem-solving-research

I’ll dm you.

They’re my fave bit of lab equipment. That and the Vortex because I must touch it.

2 or 3 days ago