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I could write a whole book on "ants in pottery" ...
We're waiting.
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I found another remarkable ant vase. This one has a charming surprise inside.
It's a harvester ant!
Is it silly to have an ant making bread? I assure you it is not. Harvester ants crush the seeds they find and make them into a paste known as "ant bread" I suppose they don't bake it though...
Vase by Patricia Jones Jemez of Pueblo NM. She made many ant themed vases.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/4302231513/jemez-pueblo-pottery-storytelling-ant
@futurebird Ants would bake bread if they learned how to harness fire without cooking themselves
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I found another remarkable ant vase. This one has a charming surprise inside.
It's a harvester ant!
Is it silly to have an ant making bread? I assure you it is not. Harvester ants crush the seeds they find and make them into a paste known as "ant bread" I suppose they don't bake it though...
Vase by Patricia Jones Jemez of Pueblo NM. She made many ant themed vases.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/4302231513/jemez-pueblo-pottery-storytelling-ant
@futurebird immediately thought that was a Pueblo piece! It’s gorgeous!
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@futurebird i bet you could fit a lot of ants in even a pretty small pot
Ants haven't figured out pottery that we know of yet. But they do sculpt clay:
Indian Harvester ants, Pheidole sykesii create levies around their nest entrance so that when it rains the flood waters do not enter, but rather flow around it while they stay dry underground.
They build in response to the water so you can tell which direction the water comes form during the rains based on the height of the walls.
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Ants haven't figured out pottery that we know of yet. But they do sculpt clay:
Indian Harvester ants, Pheidole sykesii create levies around their nest entrance so that when it rains the flood waters do not enter, but rather flow around it while they stay dry underground.
They build in response to the water so you can tell which direction the water comes form during the rains based on the height of the walls.
I've been in pottery classes and watched (human) people struggle to hand build a cup this nice and smooth and symmetrical. 👀
And they weren't even working on a cup the size of a small house.
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I've been in pottery classes and watched (human) people struggle to hand build a cup this nice and smooth and symmetrical. 👀
And they weren't even working on a cup the size of a small house.
@futurebird oh wow, i wasn't aware of this at all, that's so damn cool! ants are awesome lil critters!
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@futurebird oh wow, i wasn't aware of this at all, that's so damn cool! ants are awesome lil critters!
I think these nests show how they are related to other wasps. We just get to see the things that winged wasps make more often.
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Ants haven't figured out pottery that we know of yet. But they do sculpt clay:
Indian Harvester ants, Pheidole sykesii create levies around their nest entrance so that when it rains the flood waters do not enter, but rather flow around it while they stay dry underground.
They build in response to the water so you can tell which direction the water comes form during the rains based on the height of the walls.
@futurebird @goaty The internet has messed me up enough that the first thing that entered my broken brain was ‘it’s missing the ring’.
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Ants haven't figured out pottery that we know of yet. But they do sculpt clay:
Indian Harvester ants, Pheidole sykesii create levies around their nest entrance so that when it rains the flood waters do not enter, but rather flow around it while they stay dry underground.
They build in response to the water so you can tell which direction the water comes form during the rains based on the height of the walls.
@futurebird @goaty Ants will never cease to amaze me!😲
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I found another remarkable ant vase. This one has a charming surprise inside.
It's a harvester ant!
Is it silly to have an ant making bread? I assure you it is not. Harvester ants crush the seeds they find and make them into a paste known as "ant bread" I suppose they don't bake it though...
Vase by Patricia Jones Jemez of Pueblo NM. She made many ant themed vases.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/4302231513/jemez-pueblo-pottery-storytelling-ant
@futurebird The final ant on the inside is really cute
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Ants haven't figured out pottery that we know of yet. But they do sculpt clay:
Indian Harvester ants, Pheidole sykesii create levies around their nest entrance so that when it rains the flood waters do not enter, but rather flow around it while they stay dry underground.
They build in response to the water so you can tell which direction the water comes form during the rains based on the height of the walls.
@futurebird that is cool as hell
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Ant Ceramic Art on Etsy:
There are some really excellent pieces of art. Maaan if I were a rich person with a house with a place to put a $600 vase I know exactly which vase I would have. :
https://www.etsy.com/listing/8838238/ant-picnic-6x6-ceramic-art-tile
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1661330421/stunning-casas-grandes-mata-ortiz-olla
https://www.etsy.com/listing/4393721145/ceramic-sgraffito-bowl-with-ants?I just wanted someone else to look at the nice ant art. Maybe it will inspire YOU to make ant art.
Is a house really a home without some ants?
@futurebird Perhaps you should make Douglas Hofstadter aware of these bowls. I stumbled across a short video interview of him on YouTube, recently, and he said he is now more interested in art than science.
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I found another remarkable ant vase. This one has a charming surprise inside.
It's a harvester ant!
Is it silly to have an ant making bread? I assure you it is not. Harvester ants crush the seeds they find and make them into a paste known as "ant bread" I suppose they don't bake it though...
Vase by Patricia Jones Jemez of Pueblo NM. She made many ant themed vases.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/4302231513/jemez-pueblo-pottery-storytelling-ant
This is so cool! Thanks for sharing!
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I think these nests show how they are related to other wasps. We just get to see the things that winged wasps make more often.
@futurebird oh yeah, absolutely! like, that's straight up mud dauber type stuff!
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@futurebird oh yeah, absolutely! like, that's straight up mud dauber type stuff!
I once read the most interesting story online about a small town with a dark secret. Everyone in it looked like a human but was really some kind of bee or wasp.
Then a family of yellow jacket people moved in and everyone was suspicious of them.
But the "mud-dauber woman" had a pottery studio in the tiny downtown which I just thought was a charming little detail.
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I once read the most interesting story online about a small town with a dark secret. Everyone in it looked like a human but was really some kind of bee or wasp.
Then a family of yellow jacket people moved in and everyone was suspicious of them.
But the "mud-dauber woman" had a pottery studio in the tiny downtown which I just thought was a charming little detail.
@futurebird awww
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I once read the most interesting story online about a small town with a dark secret. Everyone in it looked like a human but was really some kind of bee or wasp.
Then a family of yellow jacket people moved in and everyone was suspicious of them.
But the "mud-dauber woman" had a pottery studio in the tiny downtown which I just thought was a charming little detail.
Oh this has suddenly reminded me of a movie, I think from the 90s, in which some intelligent bugs from the rainforest who are really good mimics, disguise themselves as human, to go live in a human town. I think the idea is that they want to do research on the creatures who are destroying their habitat. It was wuite an oddball film that stuck in my memory but I can't remember anything else about it. Let me think
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Ants haven't figured out pottery that we know of yet. But they do sculpt clay:
Indian Harvester ants, Pheidole sykesii create levies around their nest entrance so that when it rains the flood waters do not enter, but rather flow around it while they stay dry underground.
They build in response to the water so you can tell which direction the water comes form during the rains based on the height of the walls.
@futurebird @goaty how tall do these levies go?
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Oh this has suddenly reminded me of a movie, I think from the 90s, in which some intelligent bugs from the rainforest who are really good mimics, disguise themselves as human, to go live in a human town. I think the idea is that they want to do research on the creatures who are destroying their habitat. It was wuite an oddball film that stuck in my memory but I can't remember anything else about it. Let me think
Ah it's this one. The review is not kind, maybe that's why I can't remember much else about it...
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@futurebird @goaty how tall do these levies go?
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Vedo le masse perse nel rumore e nella frammentazione, eppure scelgo il mio spazio di risonanza.
Non mistico, non new age: reale, qui e ora, quando un individuo inizia a ritrovare il senso.
Il viaggio non è lineare e non è mai lo stesso per tutti.
Buongiorno
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@fucinafibonacci Il software incriminato si chiama ECM ed è un componente di MS Office. Il problema non è tanto di chi va voluto installare quella suite sui PC dei magistrati ma chi, venendo poi a conoscenza del problema, ha insistito per non trovare una soluzione e mantenere la "falla" aperta.
Ne ha parlato Mottola (giornalista di Report) ieri a 8 e Mezzo.
Puoi ascoltarlo qui sotto dal minuto 13 (e dal minuto 17 più nel dettaglio):
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Ok, got to the office. I booked the appointment, but it seems there was no need for that. Nobody in queue. A nice person at the desk, all the documents have been printed in five minutes.
58 euros of "taxes" because of that.For a document that says that I can operate in my company. Even if it's mine. Even if I'm the CEO. Even if my company is composed of two persons (me and my wife).
Documents sent. I'm not going to do anything else for this. If it's not enough, I'll send them to F...ly off as I did in 2010.
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@raven I think the procedure is the same, here. I'll have to get there next week - I'll check 😆
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@Gina @fosstodon That's great! In that case, could IBAN transactions become a thing for donations from within Europe? To me, this is the preferred and easiest option as there is no signing up to a third party or anything.
