Biodidactic: Inspired Inquiry

Love sees no color, especially when you love albinos

They’re kinda like unicorns, but real and not pictured on nearly so many ironic t-shirts.

The icky gourmet

I take no responsibility for your being a big wimp or for how completely gross nature can be.

Cookies, and patches, and elves. Oh my!

This is not the first paragraph!

Single, striped, females

Decorating tips from the worlds most exciting and unique hives!

Culture Twister Shape Shifter

I remember being given the assignment to model a joint in 5th grade. I chose the knee and promptly set about creating a sub-par approximation with a stick, a tennis ball and some clay.

Hive Beautiful

Obviously you follow all the musings of Biodidactic with bated breath, but today please direct your attention to a tidy little publication called House Beeautiful.

You say mutato, I say mutahto

It’s all very star trek meets Ms. Frizzle.

You may not have noticed, but I love most any insect -'xcept for squirming masses of maggots, they creep me out like few things can. For the most part though, nothin' gets me goin' like a good example of intricate micro-efficiency ...and a sexy exoskeleton. So hawt....

Earthen body, sprouting heart.

Many days I float through these canyons of steel; carried along by the chaotic energy of so many lives, thoughts & materials all colliding and rubbing up against one another. It can be a bit overwhelming, but never fails to inspire awe and wonder. There is a unique ...

The Ape Acoustic

Musical tickle gnomes that breakdance! ...and some biology stuff.

d-Lightful d-Signs

"Sharing knowledge is not about giving people something, or getting something from them. That is only valid for information sharing. Sharing knowledge occurs when people are genuinely interested in helping one another develop new capacities for action; it is about creating learning processes." -Peter Senge