 | Habitat of the Gruntled A tour through the swampy bayou country of east, east, east Texas to the places in Uncertain, Texas where the "Swamp Thing" movies were filmed. |
 | The flargisis habitat 9 We stumble to a moss populated area and we see a Wood Flargisis |
 | Uncertain, Texas Footage of Uncertain, Texas, best kept tourism secret of east Texas. For better transcoded version of this video, see my Revver account. |
 | My Vivarium This is a video of the 44 gallon vivarium i created in about a week. sorry about the poor quality, i used a cell phone. This is a false bottom setup but not very sophisticated. It features a waterfall, two pond areas and all real plants. I havent added the green moss yet thats why its so brown everywhere. Living here is 9 fire belly toads, 2 green anoles and 1 brown anole. They all get along pretty well except for scuffels over basking areas every once and a while and its usually the brown guy starting the fights. Sometimes i think hes not trying to fight but trying to mate with the green ones and they dont like his tactics but that doesnt stop him and i have to mist him with the spray bottle to lower his temperature to calm him but, for the most part its peaceful. This is only a week after construction i plan to add more videos once I add the moss and driftwood for more basking areas. Leave Comments, I want feedback. Peace |
 | The Distillation of Ledum Groenlandicum Hydrosol A Rotating Column Alembic was used for this distillation. It is ideal for the distillation of hydrosols and essential oils as it employs both steam and hydrodistillation depending on the plant material in question. This distillation was performed by Mr Thomas Grunfelder one of our esteemed clients and winner of our distillation contest. Mr Grunfelder runs a small organic farm and distillery, he is dedicated to promoting well being by the use of organics and essential medicines. The proximity to a natural wild source of Ledum Groenlandicum also known as Greenland Moss or Labrador Tea sparked his initial interest in the innumerable properties of this plant. The plant material used by Mr Grunfelder for his top Quality Hydrosol is "wildcrafted" that is to say the leaves where gathered by himself in its natural habitat in the wild. Interest in this plant continues to grow and supply often fails to meet demand. The plant itself is an evergreen shrub which may grow up to 1 m tall. Small five-petalled white flowers occur in clusters at the branch tips. The leaves are narrow 2 to 5cm long with furry undersides. It is found in colder northern climes of the North American Continent in moist acidic soils and cold bogs. It has a pleasant slightly spicy and floral fragrance and is said to be a powerful detoxifier. It has traditionally been used for its properties such as anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antiseptic, antitumor, analgesic, antispasmodic, diaphoretic, diuretic, depurative, emmenagogue, expectorant, febrifuge, digestive stimulant and stomachic. It is said to ease and relieve nervous tension, panic and anxiety Other indications for its use include liver dysfunctions, hepatitis A, B & C, cirrhosis, fatty liver, obesity, laryngitis, lung infections, bronchitis, allergies, influenza, edema, thyroid regulation, jaundice, gallstones, sinus, coughs, colds, eczema, dermatitis, psoriasis, low blood sugar, excess mucus, flatulence, gas, fibromyalgia and cancers. It helps to heal cuts and wounds on the skin and relieve inflamed muscles, muscle pain and spasms. It helps with disorders of the genitourinary and reproductive system by inducing menstruation, increasing urine flow, toxemia, (edema- simple water retention); easing prostatitis, decongesting prostate. Because of its powerful effects Ledum Groenlandicum is recommended in small doses and should be avoided during pregnancy and by small children. |
 | My Vivarium Finished This is a video of the 44 gallon vivarium i created in about a week. sorry about the poor quality, i used a cell phone. This is a false bottom setup but not very sophisticated. It features a waterfall, two pond areas and all real plants. I have finally added the green moss so its not brown everywhere anymore. Living here is 9 fire belly toads, 2 green anoles and 1 brown anole. They all get along pretty well except for scuffels over basking areas every once and a while and its usually the brown guy starting the fights. Sometimes i think hes not trying to fight but trying to mate with the green ones and they dont like his tactics but that doesnt stop him and i have to mist him with the spray bottle to lower his temperature to calm him but, for the most part its peaceful. Leave Comments, I want feedback. Peace |
 | I want a Pleo robot pet - www.blogofwishes.com Pleo is quite an interesting soon to be commercialy available robot pet. Pleo, a Ugobe Life Form is the authentic recreation of the long extinct Camarasaurus, a dinosaur from the Jurassic period. Pleo is a 'designer species'. He incorporates all the basic traits of autonomous life. He is specifically engineered and enhanced to mimic life and relate to his owner on a personal level. Pleo is equipped with senses for sight, sound, and touch. He learns as he explores his environment. He will exhibit genuine reactions to sensory stimuli. Every Pleo begins life with certain tendencies but, interaction with his environment has subtle effects on his behavior. Every Pleo eventually exhibits a unique personality. Pleo is capable of expression. He can feel joy and sorrow, anger and annoyance. When Pleo is tired, he will become drowsy and go to sleepóeven dream. Two or more Pleos will recognize one another. Be careful though. They can transmit colds to each other. Achoo! Pleo even sneezes! Pleo is a one-week old infant Camarasaurus from the Jurassic period. Camarasaurus were born and raised in giant fern forests. They evolved camouflage that allowed them to blend with their environment of ferns, moss and ruff, the detritus that littered the forest floor. The first Pleo created is a Fernback. His markings help him to survive by hiding among the giant fern fronds in his habitat. Pleo is an authentic Life Form. Treat him gently like any other living thing. Your Pleo will let you know how he feels at any moment. That's because he is capable of actual emotions including joy, aggression, sorrow, and fear. He can also yawn, sigh, sniff, sniffle, snore, cough, hiccup, and sneeze. Pleo wants to explore his environment. He will be cautious when he walks to the edge of a table. He may cry when he is frightened. Pleo will stretch when he first wakes up. He may stomp his foot for food when hungry. The Pleo is expected to be available for purchase this fall with a price of about 200$... |
 | Soil Crust Living Soil Crusts act as a natural protection against weed incursion on wildlife habitat. |
 | Dewey's Leopard Gecko tank This is my gecko's tank, its an Exo Terra 18" x 18" x 18" terrarium. Has brown reptile-carpet, 2 hides, one is a warm, inside its half moss, and the other is a cool, has a food bowl and a water dish, and a day-glo light, and a night-glo infrared light. Cannabis (fake) hanging on the wall, and a rock wall on the back. Also has a thermometer and a hydrometer. My PSP is to show the size difference, lol. This video is just a first to many to come, including howtos and stuff. |
 | Glimpses of Distorted Imperturbability Subterranean hominid generated, electronically charged disturbances, with madness inducing waveform perturbation. Featuring: The rapturous resonance of the bewitching Irish performing the Victorian pump organ and xylophone for your delight. Creator Levi inducing chaotic formulations of imagination genesis. Included within his cadre are his operatives of aberration, the Devils Doorbell, Chaos Clock and the Bandroids. From beneath the moss covered basalt of Portlandia rises this unique organism, comprised of various recycled electronics from multiple industrial periods, creating and displaying layers of interwoven techno achievements. Movement and form are fluidly breathed into it by he and Irish... Crawling from its habitat beneath the stairs, it provides glimpses into the underlying patterns and waveforms of the chaotic cosmos... |
 | Tidepool Tour Viewing a diverse Bay Area ecosystem can be as simple as a trip to the beach. Marine tidepools display a fascinating world of interdependent species with unique adaptations. The Fitzgerald Marine Reserve is an excellent place to find just such a habitat. Video producer: Rick Bacigalupi Support our work by visiting http://baynature.org and subscribing to our magazine or making a donation! |
 | Devils Doorbell Creator Levi presents the Devils Doorbell, featuring the Bandroids. From beneath the moss covered basalt of Portlandia rises this unique organism, comprised of various recycled electronics from multiple industrial periods, creating and displaying layers of interwoven techno achievements. Movement and form are fluidly breathed into it by he and Irish... From its habitat beneath the stairs, it provides glimpses into the underlying patterns and waveforms of the chaotic cosmos... |
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