New: naturalhistoryAll contenthive-129948hive-196917krzzanhive-183959hive-180932steemhive-166405hive-185836photographyuncommonlabhive-144064bitcoinhive-150122hive-183397hive-145157hive-188619lifehive-124908hive-109690krsuccesshive-139150hive-184714hive-150943hive-101145TrendingNewHotLikersgyasuddins (37)in insects • last yearWeb-Making Spiders: The Amazing Architects of the Natural WorldWeb-Making : The Amazing Architects of the Natural World Spiders are some of the most fascinating creatures on the planet. They are incredibly diverse, with over 45,000 known species. And one of…knozaki2015 (79)in travel • 5 years agoI travel the world #1046: American Museum of Natural HistoryDino The last time in New York City, I visited the American Museum of Natural History Impressive that these Dinos once lived on the same planet we do now Do…arnaudt (59)in art • 5 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.Asian Arowana, first try on 300g Arches paper - 1001fishes artworkHere is my first artwork on a high quality paper, it is a 300g 100% coton Arches paper. I've been taught that in watercolors the most important point to get good paper, as the pigments behave well…arnaudt (59)in art • 5 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.The mandarin fish, an iconic and magnificent fish - 1001 fishes artworkJust to be clear, the kissing mandarin fishes are spawning practically every day. At dusk they come out from their hideouts and start to mate. They are some of the most colored fishes we can…arnaudt (59)in art • 5 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.The Football-fish inkdrawing - 1001fishes projectToday post is about a football-fish, one of the deep-sea angler-fishes. With an huge sexual dimorphism, a female length is more than 10 times bigger than the male. Discovered in the XIXth century's…arnaudt (59)in art • 5 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.Yellowfin Tuna - 1001fishes artworkToday I will not be able to deliver a great story... I have been pretty busy this week, and kind of disappointed by my last post, for both art and writing. So I have decided to take my time to do a…arnaudt (59)in art • 5 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.The Dolphinfish, Linnaeus pupils and a space shuttle - 1001fishes projectI found myself playing around with some china ink and watercolors, and It was super fun ! I hope you enjoy the result as much as I loved the outcome ! :) Today I'll talk about the Coryphaena…arnaudt (59)in art • 5 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.The Jackknife Fish, Linnaeus and a drummer - 1001fishes projectThis last couple of days I've kind of lost myself, I originally wanted to talk about the Jack Knife fish, but I painted a Spotted drum juvenile instead, because they are from the same Genus and…arnaudt (59)in art • 5 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.The Humpback Grouper, a Princess and a Luxury Meal - 1001fishes projectDuring the beginning of the week I've painted a Humpback grouper (or Panther grouper but I'll stick to Humpback because of the whaaaalesssarnaudt (59)in art • 5 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.The Melon Butterflyfish and a XVIII Scotish surgeon - 1001fishes projectDuring last week's #1001fishes project, I have drawn and painted a Melon Butterflyfish. I will take you along to discover Mungo Park, the man who described it. The Man behind a fish Mungo…galacticstone (48)in paleontology • 5 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.New Fossils available : Trilobites, Crinoids, Brachiopods, Corals, Megalodon, Mammoth, and more!I have acquired an entire collection of fossils. Most are from the Ordovician and Devonian periods. There is also some Jurassic, Triassic, Cretaceous, Eocene, Miocene, and Pleistocene material.…clumsysilverdad (64)in eons • 5 years agoPBS EONSNatural history in minutes, a la the format that the Green brothers created with their webisodes, excellent: @clumsysilverdadnybboss (41)in americanmuseum • 6 years ago뉴욕 맨하탄 자연사 박물관 투어공룡 화석을 볼 수 있는 자연사 박물관, 이 곳에 가면 엄청 큰고래의 박제도 있답니다. 자연의 태초부터 현대까지의 모습이 생생하게 보존 되어 있는 곳? 이라고 생각이 들었습니다. 그외 우주 운석도 함께 볼 수 있고요. 먼저 티켓을 발행하는 과정에서 아마존 또는 우주의 신비에 대한 영화를 하나 선택하실수 있습니다. 저는 아마존을 선택했답니다. 개인적으로…pinkspectre (78)in earth • 6 years agoKnown Mass Extinction EventsGreat Oxygenation Event (2.4 billion years ago) - The earliest mass death of which we know, caused by the significant change in global oxygen levels by the rise of photosynthetic life. The…pinkspectre (78)in albuquerque • 6 years agoAlbuquerque Museum of Natural History and Science 2In Part 1, I talked about seeing all the dinosaurs, but there is a lot more to the museum. In the Naturalist Center, kids (and their parents) can get a hands-on experience learning about the…pinkspectre (78)in albuquerque • 6 years agoAlbuquerque Museum of Natural History and ScienceWith our son's second birthday coming up, my wife and I wanted to take him somewhere he would really love for his special day. Like many little boys, he loves dinosaurs, so we naturally thought to…phillyhistory (60)in museum • 6 years agoMacro EntomologyHere is a fun Friday post of some close-up photographs of the Wagner's entomology collection with just a little bit of history. The Wagner’s entomological collections were primarily collected and…phillyhistory (60)in museum • 6 years agoA Brain? A Maze? No, it's Coral!Stony Corals, or hard corals, are the reef builders of the world and exist in many different shapes and sizes. In fact, there are over 3,000 species of stony corals! While the Wagner museum does not…phillyhistory (60)in art • 6 years agoVictorian Biology & Contemporary JewelryCan Victorian microbiology inspire beautiful jewelry? The answer is yes! Emily Cobb first visited the Wagner's museum over ten years ago and returned repeatedly finding inspiration in the…phillyhistory (60)in publichistory • 6 years agoA New Frontier for the Wagner Free Institute of ScienceHello from the staff at the Wagner Free Institute of Science! We are very excited to be part of the Steemit world and to explore the new and exciting ways a cultural institution can add to and…
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