Chicken making high pitched wheezy whistle

[Cat tails 601]

Finally put up some Omlet art! ❤️

[Alis girls 62]

Lovely. I really like that. 

[Cat tails 601]

Found this on twitter! Difference between breathing apparatus of mammals, birds and insects.

 

[Patricia W 223]

That’s fascinating! 

[Lewis 164]

Very cool!

[mullethunter 431]

Well done NASA, SPACE-X, Bob and Doug - safety home 🚀

[soapdragon 452]

22 minutes ago, mullethunter said:

Well done NASA, SPACE-X, Bob and Doug - safety home 🚀

Awesome - I struggle to use the sat nav so find this totally amazing!!!!!!!!

[soapdragon 452]

Why is it that the application of suncream on a beach immediately results in the almost magnetic attraction of every grain of sand within 2 yards to the applied areas thus turning one into a human emery board? Just asking! 

[mullethunter 431]

The same reason that you always stick the fork through the best potato 🙄

[majorbloodnock 60]

On 8/11/2020 at 5:06 PM, soapdragon said:

Why is it that the application of suncream on a beach immediately results in the almost magnetic attraction of every grain of sand within 2 yards to the applied areas thus turning one into a human emery board? Just asking! 

Whilst we may refer to clay soil, sandy soil, peaty soil and so on, the fact remains that any sod of earth will contain larger grains as well as smaller ones. Those larger grains - the sandy bits if you will - tend to be less susceptible to binding together, so tend to remain as loose particles that can therefore stick to any nearby adhesive surface. This phenomenon is well known through the work of Professor Murphy and, given both his name and his research into soil dynamics, is commonly referred to either as Sod's Law or Murphy's Law.