Then came a clue.
On Ball’s Pyramid, a nearby vertical volcanic sea stack rising more than 1800 ft (550 m) from the Pacific, climbers found dead specimens.
The insect might somehow have survived there, on one of the most inaccessible lumps of rock imaginable.
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This is how I can read and entire articles https://t.co/0iAdu05vHj with a very small screen and my RSVP speed reading system.
You get very high retention and nearly zero eye strain.
It is a super power.
@rakyll This was so apparent in CS classes in uni. There were the folks that were there because they were clearly into it, and then the kids that were simply pushed into it by their parents for the promise of a good job.
Some impressive bonsai on display at the Osaka Expo, many of which were shown at the 1970 Expo 55 years ago.
1st pic is the 350-year old Yoroi Kakenomatsu, which was cared for by Japan’s last shogun Tokugawa Yoshinobu.
https://t.co/1OXMLdajv6
@BasileGSenesi@paulg Been waiting for the right occasion, but clock is ticking i suppose. Got interested in Dagneau watching an old Jancis Robinson video where Didier tosses a huge chunk of meat directly into a fireplace for their lunch. Guy seemed like a character.