Words of the Constant
It is cold.
A detailed technical drawing.
This seems to have medicinal properties.
Chemistry has altered it.
It is a fungus.
It is dormant this time of day.
It requires hydration before it will fruit again.
An historically accurate reproduction.
Roughly hewn wood boards.
Where did this vessel come from?
For combat at sea, I presume.
Extends the life of aquatic vessels.
My oceanic night light.
To better observe the nocturnal sea life.
Remnants of a life well lived.
Contains a potent stare.
Not quite how mum used to make, but it smells superb!
The expurgated version, but it has my favorite: Megascops Kennicottii.
What could possibly go wrong?
Dead plants tied together to help me help alive plants.
Rainus Magmus!
Warm milk in book form.
Hard to put this one down. It's gripping, frankly.
It is a flat aerofoil.
A portable source of illumination.
Bright ideas shape the future!
It could be a member of the Rosaceae family.
Pity I cannot replant it.
It appears to spawn near those prickly vines.
Microscopic barbs allow for optimal hair retrieval.
The tool of entomologists
An efficient insecticide.
At least someone's bundled up out here.
Antibacterial wrapping for food preservation.
A sentient lagomorph.
Provides a bit of comfort out at sea, does it not?
My curiosity is getting the better of me!
It ought to grow into a full-fledged plant.
It is growing well.
Camouflage.
Charred matter.
The stems will grow with time.
A scandent flora.
Lepidopterous lipids?
A colorful lepidopteran.
It is captured.
Who knew butterflies made such nice baked goods?
Wings from a captured butterfly.
Cathartes, of course.
A young barrel cactus.