u/Simpletruth2022

Imagine waking up to this every morning.

For all you fashionistas out there.

Looks like story time right now (4:30 Thursday afternoon)

A little good news as we wind up the week. 1 day to go.

I appreciate that they're doing this, and I don't want to be on grateful. But to be honest they both work in/own industries that contribute greatly to climate change.

I just read the article this morning. I'd give the NatGeo link, but they are proprietory and have a paywall.

The photographer, who created and is in charge of this project, has photographed animals that went extinct shortly after being photographed. He's preserving a photographic record of Earth's fauna.

He just turned 60 years old. He son will take over "when his knees give out".

It's a digital archive of hand colored naturalists sketches.

It's not a cure. It's a workaround that works.

Good thing the ocean wasn't ruff.

In the next natural disaster, you may be rescued by a Madagascar hissing cockroach.

It's in the US. They charge $40/month or a percentage of what they recover. They have a very high success rate.

For information purposes only. I have no connection to this company.

These buildings are some of the best in modern architecture design. And they're in China, a country where the government has to approve of everything the church is doing.

What do you think? Yay or nay?

Imagine wrapping your food in a skin made of ingredients from pumpkin skins instead of plastic.

They have a very convincing photographic comparison of various storage forms in the article.