Faetanical

[Faetanical @Starfall_Guild]

Raised beds are mostly planted. Not everyone made it through the stress. But those that did are doing much better with more nutrients and more space.

#gardening

[Faetanical @Starfall_Guild]

@WisdomLifeHack That’s an amazing idea for using rainwater!

[Faetanical @Starfall_Guild]

Got a really good harvest of dandelion leaves from the backyard yesterday.

What some people see as weeds- I see as a nice cup of tea.

#foraging #gardening

[Faetanical @Starfall_Guild]

@thundahstahm I think that’s a cool idea.

[Faetanical @Starfall_Guild]

@WarcraftMeme Didn’t they say the granddaughter was taking over? So that makes her good.

[Faetanical @Starfall_Guild]

@icyveins Well, I might just have to do remix for that Druid form.

[Faetanical @Starfall_Guild]

@RealDragonMom That waddle- waggle!

[Faetanical @Starfall_Guild]

@CritMeHard Awesome transmog!

[Faetanical @Starfall_Guild]

@zymonddd It’s what’s inside that matters 😂

[Faetanical @Starfall_Guild]

@wispylich You have shown me my next task…

[Faetanical @Starfall_Guild]

@gaysodalover I really like the zones like this. Makes me Druid feel right at home. ❤️

[Faetanical @Starfall_Guild]

@dinodude11 @FitFusion__ @UltimateFitnes_ Just use soap and water and it will come off. Bleach will help with any staining. Gotta find the water source though

[Faetanical @Starfall_Guild]

@FitFusion__ @GraceGym_ I’d love to agree that it’s the chemical doing the work, but it’s mostly the elbow grease. And if you don’t find the water source, it will just come back.

[Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE]

In 2012 French Beekeepers could not solve the mystery of the blue and green colored honey in their beehives until they discovered that the bees were visiting a local M&M factory

[Nature Girl @nectar_maa]

The Oakmoss Phantom is a rare symbiosis of insect and lichen — at first glance, it looks like oak moss, but wait for it.
📹 AI story

[Faetanical @Starfall_Guild]

2/ The model simulates a bee flying and scanning a flower from left to right. This movement isn't random—it’s a key part of how the bee's brain processes information, sampling image patches sequentially.

[Faetanical @Starfall_Guild]

1/ They looked at a neural network model inspired by the bee's visual pathway, from eye photoreceptors to the "mushroom body" learning center. It shows how bees don't just see, they scan.

[Faetanical @Starfall_Guild]

Flash back to last winter- when Nimbus got to play in the snow for the first time. He needed his own “grassy area” for safety though 😂
#NationalDogDay

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The smell of rain is pure chemistry

[Wonder of Science @wonderofscience]

A spectacular sight 1225m (4019 ft) beneath the waves off Baja California as EVNautilus encounter the amazing Halitrephes maasi jelly.