In my backyard sits a fairly large in-ground swimming pool encased in concrete and tile - the home of 10,000 fish. I haven’t counted them all but there’s a lot. The little dark ones at least. The goldfish are fewer in number but much larger. In aggregate they form a biological community that swims around all day and eats algae off the walls of the pool as well as the fish pellets I throw in there.
Hey Rohn, This is a great post. Made me wish you'd put together a children's book with all this great info in it. I would have been way more interested in science if it was taught this way.
I love it! Beautiful photos, great, detailed explanation. a gentle reminder of the precipice we humans are standing on. The bog filter made me think of flow forms, containers that make water flow in a lemniscate which "enlivens" it. Maybe you know Theodor Schwenk's book "Sensitive Chaos". Thank you!
Very interesting! I am happy to know about this supported colony of little people. Nice explanation of something that isn't commonly explained. About the frog eggs, do you get many frogs?
Hey Rohn, This is a great post. Made me wish you'd put together a children's book with all this great info in it. I would have been way more interested in science if it was taught this way.
I love it! Beautiful photos, great, detailed explanation. a gentle reminder of the precipice we humans are standing on. The bog filter made me think of flow forms, containers that make water flow in a lemniscate which "enlivens" it. Maybe you know Theodor Schwenk's book "Sensitive Chaos". Thank you!
Very interesting! I am happy to know about this supported colony of little people. Nice explanation of something that isn't commonly explained. About the frog eggs, do you get many frogs?
cool