Some of these trees in Vancouver are over 500 years old and 200 feet tall. We are ants. #naturelove
February 11, 2025 at 2:36 AM
Some of these trees in Vancouver are over 500 years old and 200 feet tall. We are ants. #naturelove
Hair ice (!?) in Stanley Park!
Hair ice forms on moist, decaying wood during cold, humid weather, typically when temperatures are around freezing. The fine, silky ice filaments are formed by water seeping through wood pores and freezing immediately upon contact with the cold air.
Hair ice forms on moist, decaying wood during cold, humid weather, typically when temperatures are around freezing. The fine, silky ice filaments are formed by water seeping through wood pores and freezing immediately upon contact with the cold air.
February 10, 2025 at 2:42 AM
Hair ice (!?) in Stanley Park!
Hair ice forms on moist, decaying wood during cold, humid weather, typically when temperatures are around freezing. The fine, silky ice filaments are formed by water seeping through wood pores and freezing immediately upon contact with the cold air.
Hair ice forms on moist, decaying wood during cold, humid weather, typically when temperatures are around freezing. The fine, silky ice filaments are formed by water seeping through wood pores and freezing immediately upon contact with the cold air.
I am obsessed with these mossy trees in Stanley Park. I asked ChatGPT about them, and here is what I learned:
Cat-tail moss, along with other mosses in temperate rainforests, plays an essential role in the ecosystem. Here are some ways it contributes to the health and balance of its environment:
Cat-tail moss, along with other mosses in temperate rainforests, plays an essential role in the ecosystem. Here are some ways it contributes to the health and balance of its environment:
February 10, 2025 at 1:58 AM
I am obsessed with these mossy trees in Stanley Park. I asked ChatGPT about them, and here is what I learned:
Cat-tail moss, along with other mosses in temperate rainforests, plays an essential role in the ecosystem. Here are some ways it contributes to the health and balance of its environment:
Cat-tail moss, along with other mosses in temperate rainforests, plays an essential role in the ecosystem. Here are some ways it contributes to the health and balance of its environment:
Vancouver is pretty.
January 16, 2025 at 5:06 AM
Vancouver is pretty.