Muted afternoon colors
Yesterday, I posted the skunk’s scientific name, Mephitis mephitis. So this morning I decided to look up the meaning of the name. First I tried to break the word down. Me is Latin for “not:. However I could not find anything for phitis. The Google search kept trying to make it photo LOL. Next I just searched the word mephitis. I found that mephitis in Latin means noxious vapor or exhalation. Mephitis is also the name of a Roman goddess of foul- smelling gases from volcanos and swampy areas. So the next time, you smell a skunk , you could say “the mephitic (the adjective form) air means a Mephitis species is nearby” LOL! Just a FYI for you today. Now a couple of things I found today.
Inside the Innovative Lab Growing Mammal Tissue Using Plants as Scaffolds
Keep looking!
The more you know, the more you see and the more you see, the more you know.
Love the shelf fungus and the egg case. Always like to see them.
😊 me too!
You’ve got a stripey goddess walking around!
😂 Sure do!