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Is My Anxiety Making My Stomach Sick or is My Sick Stomach Making Me Anxious: A Short Biography
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No one likes sharing their food!
Reference photo (with permission of course!)-
That Lady and the Tramp movie got it all wrong! It’s not romantic its a tug of OMNOMNOMNOM!
when you work with thiols all day and start to smell it on yourself at home...
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Working Together to Attain Their Goal
OMNOMNOMNOMNOM
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#tortoise #reptile #陆龟 #红腿陆龟 #李向红
you say they have dandelions?….. I’ll make them an offer they can’t refuse….
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Strange Way of Feeding a Tortoise
Living dangerously, human!
When you gotta work with camphorquinone and it smells like sun-baked vomit
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Combining #Breakfast time and #Bath time! Two of my favourite parts of the day! 💦🌿🐢 (at Folkestone, Kent)
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The cuteness is real.
My kingdom! One day I will stop upon every inch of you!
Higher, human chariot! I must have a clear view of my domain!
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Watching tortoises eat is easily one of my favorite feedings. It’s their tongues. I’m obsessed with the cute tongues.
WE ARE TOO. Those pink tongues are so dang cute!
When work is so slow because the chemicals and glassware haven’t arrived yet, so you do some viscosity testing, only to realize that it is slow too !
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A baby Desert Tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) plods through the Sonoran Desert of Southern AZ, USA.
photograph via: U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
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Pies been at the drugs again, snorting reptoboost… No wonder he keeps getting stuck in his spider plants and trashing the place!
the life of a shell-ebrity.. it’s not all glitz and glam..
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When technology meets from the last 50 years.
On left there is a reaction that is stirred on a magnetic stirrer and kept under a slight over pressure of nitrogen gas to keep the reaction oxygen free. From the other side a quite old, but still perfectly working syringe pump is used to add a reagent to the reaction with a really low speed.
This technique is frequently used when low concentration matters and it is critical to keep at least one of reactants on a low but constant concentration.
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Mr grumpy face dislikes when I watch him poo
come on, human! a little privacy please! you get to shut the door … gaw!
Time flies with you, Spike! You are getting bigger before my eyes!