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Tag Archives: biology
Beluga Whales: Great Dancers
We knew whales could sing. Now it turns out they dance, too? This Beluga whale at Mystic Marinelife Aquarium is partial to mariachi.
Star Trek Remix: Data Raps About the Biology of his Cat
This is why the internet is great. [remix by Dan Bull; via Geekosystem]
Seeing Biology in Paint
Artist Anne Dayton creates beautiful graphic paintings bright with pattern and color. Scientists and science-lovers may recognize identifiable cellular forms in her work, but amazingly, Dayton doesn’t actually paint with biology in mind. Check out her work and a Q&A … Continue reading
What Are You Looking at?
Some say a healthy dose of narcissism is a prerequisite for artists. Well, artist Tony Tasset has taken navel-gazing to new heights with his latest sculpture, Eye. With the help of a team of workers from Wisconsin fiberglass company F.A.S.T. … Continue reading
Imagine Science Film Festival Preview
Tonight’s the Quirky Science Shorts at the Imagine Science Film Festival, and quirky indeed. And short. Most of the films run under ten minutes and the topics span from lab waste to the friendship between a moth and a firefly. … Continue reading
