#droplets

[titsay]

i won't let go

[pangeen]

“ Tranquility “ // Zach Nichols

[michaelnordeman]

Blue tit/blåmes and Roe deer/rådjur on a mild December day. Värmland, Sweden (December 11, 2021).

[pixel8or]

[heartnosekid]

🪷 praying mantises with plants 🪴

for @4ng3l-g4br13l!

🪴-🪷-🪴 / 🪷-🪴-🪷 / 🪴-🪷-🪴

[fuckyeahfluiddynamics]

Sliding on Fibers

Water drops slide down spiderwebs, along the spines of desert plants, and across the armored exterior of horned lizards. Thin, grooved surfaces like these pop up frequently in nature when organisms need to direct water. A recent study of droplets sliding on fibers suggests why. (Image and research credit: M. Leonard et al.; via Physics World) Read the full article

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Dougie Wallace

[xponentialdesign]

wip // circular based custom path droplets 540² 45 frames - 50FPS (1.5MB)

[justmossythings]

I'm no mycologist but I think it's Hydnellum peckii

[josdelduca]

By me

[xlntwtch2]

Source: xlntwtch2

(c) two rose photos by @xlntwtch2

"rainy day roses for you, terry bisson...."

yellow rose - friendship, courage, warmth

pink rose - gratitude, admiration, joy

[michaelnordeman]

In the garden. Värmland, Sweden (May 19, 2019).

[heartnosekid]

mistkirill on ig

[fuckyeahfluiddynamics]

Skittering Drops

Drip some ethanol on a hot surface, and you'd expect it to spread into a thin layer and evaporate. But that doesn't always happen, and a recent study looks at why. (Image and research credit: P. Kant et al.; via APS Physics) Read the full article

[xponentialdesign]

Inner Spiral Mingle Droplets