Tired of seeing mountains of plastic cutlery polluting India's landfills, Narayana Peesapaty had an idea: What if you could eat your disposable spoon rather than toss it? Peesapaty, a researcher and agriculture consultant from Hyderabad, India, developed an edible spoon made of millet, rice and whe...

I actually just came back here to point out the same thing, Neamara. I'm unable to search for anything currently in any of the search bars on the site and am receiving that message. I get the same thing as well when I click "View your posts" (I know that hasn't been working for a while, but it's th...

I haven't posted in a while, but I hope to post some pics that I take while I'm on spring break. Here is something from last summer.

Well I suppose I'll submit something, haha. Old photo some folks may have seen before. http://i63.tinypic.com/2v1xnxs.jpg Cosmo by Kivia This is Cosmo, a blind Barn Owl at ZooAmerica in HersheyPark. He is basically the reason why I'm so fascinated with owls now- it was a life changing experience, t...

At first glance I thought that the article was insinuating that park guests were physically sleeping with wolves. Glad to see this isn't the case. On the website, the age to stay at the lodge is 15. This seems reasonable enough, because you would not be in direct contact with the wolves in the lodg...

Yo I was thinking the same thing. You don't get Charmander until after Brock in Yellow, but I was all, "Oh yeah I'll get Metal Claw and own all these rock types". Not how that worked back then, haha. That and it feels so weird when I'm battling something like a Magnemite and Ember isn't super effec...

Bird photography can be some of the most difficult photography from what I've seen. The lenses you need to capture birds well can get pricey. And just because you have a nice lens doesn't mean you'll get a great shot- they can be tough little buggers for sure. I really haven't attempted bird photog...

Ahhhh, South American birds. <3 These photos make me so happy. It makes me miss birding in Peru when I went on my study abroad last year. I like these photos, even if you're trying to say you don't know how to take good photos haha. You've got a lot of excellent close ups of these birds. It's these...

You have some fantastic technique going for you here. The first image is definitely my favorite- the lighting is great, I like how the background and the back bison blur away slightly, and there's so much detail in that front bison. I love the snow all up in its furry beard from grazing, haha. The ...