Category: Nature

  • Biggest threat for the oceans

    Oceans are carbon sinks of the planet (Dr Sylvia Earle) , fish carbon stabilises our climate ( UN environment). 93% of all world’s ocean is stored in the ocean. Marine plans are absorbing x20 more carbon than trees. loosing 1% of this echo systems is equivalent to releasing the emissions of 97 millions cars.

    90% of coral reefs will dye by 2050, hidden fish keeping coral reefs alive with their excrements. ecosystem on coral reefs are based on recycling

    Georges Monbiot- fish industry is destroying the planet

    Mass killing fish industry 2.7 trillions fish killed per year up to 5 million killed per minute-

    Empty oceans in 2048

    Understanding how interconnected each species are with each other, the role they play in maintaining the chemistry of the ocean. The power of the fishes mixing up and down in the oceans in term of power is greater than the tides, the winds and the currents in the seas combined. ocean s are absorbing excess heat ( New York Times). They creates a powerful down welling of the warmer surface waters with the cold waters below

    More than fishing , is the bycatch

    Fishing is an industry with $35 billions subsidies ( world hunger is $30 billions)

    Fish can feel pains like us

  • Adaptation- Living Things

    Living things are adapted to their habitats. This means that they have special features that help them to survive in their environment.

    Plant Adaptations: Metaphors for Overcoming Life’s Obstacles

    Adaptation. A metaphor for urbanism in the age of climate change.

    Adaptative Urban Fabric

  • Colour of the Weather

    Weather Temperature, relative humidity, pressure, precipitation amount, snowfall amount, solar radiation, win speed, win gust. Meteoblue

  • Colour changing animals

    Animals from chameleons to cuttlefish can manipulate their colours for a variety of reasons – to hide from predators, intimidate rivals, or woo mates.

  • Jardinier Satiné – L’oiseau architecte

    Satin Bowerbird

    They cannot see colours, Using twigs and things from the environment , organised by colours and structure contrast

    Building technics , arrays of objects organised by contrast and arrangements. constantly adapting to their environments ( flowers to plastic)

  • Tardigrades

    “Tardigrades are microscopic eight-legged animals that have been to outer space and would likely survive the apocalypse. Bonus: They look like adorable miniature bears”

    National Geographic

    “Their resiliency is in part due to a unique protein in their bodies called Dsup—short for “damage suppressor”—that protects their DNA from being harmed by things like ionizing radiation, which is present in soil, water, and vegetation.

    Another amazing survival trick is cryptobiosis, a state of inactivity triggered by a dry environment. The micro-animals squeeze all the water out of their bodies, retract their heads and limbs, roll up into a little ball, and become dormant. When conditions improve, they unfurl themselves and go about their business.”