Words of the Constant
Nature always finds a way.
Green eggs and ham.
I'm so curious...
A bit of plumage.
Is it a decoy device?
It's some kind of mythical variant of a Diptera.
Scales! Scales are the winner!
Hylocereus undatus, or Pitahaya blanca.
Pleasantly prepared Pitahaya blanca.
A seed for the magnificently mild Hylocereus undatus.
I do love a nice fruit pie.
Scales from an insect? Unheard of!
These reptiles can withstand great temperatures.
Could use a little tidying up.
What could be living within this igneous rock?
Dissection complete.
Mind yourself on that!
A leg of poultry.
Not terribly healthy, but my is it delicious!
Aha! The currency of pirates.
It requires soil to grow.
It requires soil to grow.
It requires soil to grow.
It requires soil to grow.
It requires soil to grow.
It requires soil to grow.
It requires soil to grow.
I'll have to plant this.
It requires soil to grow.
A perfectly spherical specimen of feces.
A Scarabaeidae cadaver.
Scarabaeidae with her droppings.
At rest.
She's lost her dung.
Scarabaeidae will make short work of it.
Odious, yet useful.
Aha, the Durio zibethinus. It really does reek.
Cooking this certainly did not improve its odor.
Even the seeds of the Durio zibethinus smell a bit.
Only the most insulating part was used.
Poor Leporidae. At least my ears will be warm.
Not my style.
It's an eel.
This eel has been cooked.
A nightshade, specifically Solanum Melongena.
I present: Braised Solanum Melongena.
Seed of aubergine.
A succulent atop the volcano! Most interesting.
Its defenses are up!
This plant is hibernating.