lunes, 12 de diciembre de 2016
What..eternity?. Fragmento de un cuadro en marcha
Esto es lo que estoy pintando últimamente, en óleo (que es un medio que me da mucha pereza).
Con música de Whatsonot (que inspira también el nombre del cuadro), Touched
viernes, 9 de diciembre de 2016
Which is the best wildlife photography in the world?. Why?
I love beauty and tend
to be attracted to the most aesthetic images I can find. Here are a many
awesome examples, and I will try to give more.
But
I have to apologize, especially to sensitive readers, because depicting
wildlife, apart from showing the glory or histrionic beauty and gore
drama of life itself, is also a call to the world, a nude shout of
desperation, a call for help, because we need to fight for preserving so
many species. And some of them are not usually regarded as endangered
such as lions or elephants.
CRY FOR CONSERVATION:
So the first pics I will add here are very bloody (sorry for the word, but also for the image). This is a cry for conservation:
This is both a dramatic cry and an image of hope for the species:
Obviously
I have selected these photos because they are a terrible reality bite. I
write a blog calling for conservation and protection of animals, I have
seen these and more gore pics...I usually tend to avoid them when
writing for young public, but I think that these images are very
important to tell all the truth, to talk to an adult public and giving a
hint of how hard and dramatic -and necessary- is the work of
conservation.
I also will apologize for calling for giving supportto a "quoran local" wildlife organization: Home - Chengeta Wildlife, they keep this blog: Chengeta Wildlife.
BEAUTY IN EVERY DIMENSION:
And some amazing pics:
People in Europe tend to regard reptiles as boring static critters. Don't understimate them.
Hunter chased :).
It is a hard work.
martes, 6 de diciembre de 2016
Are there any mammals that reproduce asexually ?
No, in the sense of this question, it is not a way of reproduction that can naturally occur to a mammal.
But parthenogenesis (development of the embryo in females without ferltilization) has been induced under lab conditions in some mammals, like rabbits, mice and even monkeys. But the offspring often is disabled, the development is abnormal.
Source: wiki, Parthenogenesis.
But parthenogenesis (development of the embryo in females without ferltilization) has been induced under lab conditions in some mammals, like rabbits, mice and even monkeys. But the offspring often is disabled, the development is abnormal.
Source: wiki, Parthenogenesis.
lunes, 5 de diciembre de 2016
Which animals have curiosity? The kind of curiosity humans have!
How
can we define or frame the kind of curiosity humans have?. Every
definition that included human language, reading or discussion of
concepts related to human acumulated knowledge would set any other
animal apart.
If you focus it as a something
similar to children curiosity, an attraction to discover and explore,
many of the mammals in their first infancy display a great degree of
curiosity, you can check it in many docs, the cubs exploring and the
mother/parents absolutely stressed by those little moving things always
to run into danger. After a moment in their lives, they start to display
less blind curiosity, because they are in a survival situation and it
would be very dangerous for them maintain that level of attraction for
exploring without the constant protection of their mother/parents/group
companion.
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