Image: Courtesy of Larry Madin, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Nature Blows Our Mind!
Jaymi started our
Nature Blows My Mind! series by looking into the
mesmerizing colors of sea slugs, the
amazing structure of shark skin and the
incredible math at behind the patterns of sunflowers, but lately I've been pondering that some animals are translucent. Take jellyfish, for example. How are they real? What is that jelly made of, anyway? If you've ever looked through the skin of a translucent organism and wondered, "what's up with that?" join me as I embark on learning about why humans make better doors than windows.
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