Words of the Constant
Mandragora officinarum. But with a face.
A subterranean home.
Is it Plantae or Animalia?
Mandragora officinarum, prepared as a soup in the name of discovery.
Mandragora officinarum, cooked in the name of discovery.
This tree species is salt tolerant!
It will not regrow at this stage.
They use their tails to balance.
A statuesque rock.
It shows the touch of a Roman artisan. How amazing.
Amazing. A tree made entirely of marble.
Combustion!
A cluster of brambles.
Picking brambles is dangerous.
A swamp-dwelling rhizome.
Plantae greenus.
Combustion!
A carbonized mangrove.
It has been felled.
A mangal rhizophora.
What a rude gentleman.
I wish he wouldn't do that.
How magical!
Now I just need a key.
It appears to have no power source.
What an intimidating chair.
Now that it's dead, I see it was a quite fascinating specimen.
Ambulatory Dionaea!
Thank goodness it's not a somnambulist.
I normally wouldn't eat this raw.
A pile of processed meat. Who knows what went into this.
Medicinal nourishment, with added protein.
It doesn't seem stable.
The process has completed.
Dehydration is a slow process.
The rain has temporarily halted the dehydration process.
Meats can be dehydrated.
Salty yet satisfying.
A piscean biped!
This one has sophisticated harvesting skills.
It's neither rotting nor fermenting now.
I'm uncertain whether it is rotting or fermenting.
On beyond dilapidated.
Obviously dilapidated.
An amphibious shack.
I am intrigued!
I do like when there is a manuscript inside.
It's similar to the Spanish colonials.
This would make a great reading light.
Its aerodynamic principals are astonishing.