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Fish
What are we talking about? Helen: Fish for Scott. Scott: We’ve blogged about it, haven’t we? Helen: No. No, we haven’t. Scott: Okay, then I’ll blog about fish. Helen: Because i… more →
scottandhisthoughts
Here's a recent article rehashing old knowledge about water bears, panspermia, yada yada. However...
wrote 1 month ago: …Is it just me? or do these tardigrade eggs look like Velcro® balls? Hmmm… I wonder … more →
Tardigrade Eggs Could Potentially Survive the Depths of Space
wrote 1 month ago: Tardigrades are microscopic animals, which are among the few lifeforms on Earth capable of surviving … more →
Haemaphysalis Flava Hardy Enough to Survive Vacuum and Electron Beam
wrote 1 month ago: Haemaphysalis flava , a kind of tick, was observed under the intense rays of an electron scanning mi … more →
Humanity's Epitaph: Space Colonization, Extinction, Jane Goodall and the Medieval Vikings
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wrote 2 months ago: Recently, our family attended an evening program featuring a conversation with Dr. Jane Goodall. Thi … more →
Fish
wrote 3 months ago: What are we talking about? Helen: Fish for Scott. Scott: We’ve blogged about it, haven’t … more →
Success! First tardigrade sample images and video...
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wrote 3 months ago: We could not let our first successful attempt to find tardigrades go by without documenting the occa … more →
Bugbears Are Cute
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wrote 3 months ago: I’m not sure how it came up, but in a sleepy conversation last night, Simon mentioned that he … more →
All About Moss: Tardigrade aka the Water Bear
wrote 3 months ago: While playing with some moss in Wisconsin, I started to wonder about the lucky creatures that get to … more →
From Here to Ethernity
wrote 3 months ago: Travelling at the speed of thought, from here to Ethernity, which is simultaneously somewhere and no … more →
Ode to Tardigrade
wrote 4 months ago: You don’t mind a decade in a state of dehydration A feat you can complete without any kind of hypnos … more →
Water bears (tardigrades) in the moss
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wrote 6 months ago: Tardigrades (aka “moss pigs”) are renown for their hardiness; being able to survive extr … more →
wrote 7 months ago: ohscience: Tardigrades, or water bears, can survive temperatures as low as −273 °C (−459 °F)and as h … more →
wrote 8 months ago: ratak-monodosico: Anatomy of Tardigrada Demonstrating the appearance of gravid tardigrades, mouthpa … more →
wrote 8 months ago: ratak-monodosico: Anatomy of Tardigrada Demonstrating the appearance of gravid tardigrades, mouthpa … more →
wrote 8 months ago: ratak-monodosico: Anatomy of Tardigrada Demonstrating the appearance of gravid tardigrades, mouthpa … more →
STS-135: The Final Mission
wrote 11 months ago: STS-135 will launch on Friday 8th July - the final mission of Space Shuttle Atlantis, and the Space … more →
Underwater Beauty: Part 37
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wrote 11 months ago: Tardigrades are microscopic animals commonly known as water bears [Click here to see the other insta … more →
Water Bear: Most Incredible Animal in Extreme Environments
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wrote 11 months ago: Is this a joke or something like that? No… It’s real, it isn’t a science fiction a … more →
Tardigrades again
wrote 11 months ago: Scott's fantastic Tardigrade fact file, including drawings of the microscopic creature from all … more →
