CriticoDestrutivo

Moho mucilaginoso (organismo similar a los hongos) en busca de alimento

Un hombre intentó estornudar con la nariz y la boca tapadas. Como resultado, se le formó un agujero en la garganta

El interior de un traje espacial

Polen sobre una abeja bajo un potente microscopio electrónico

Y así se ve su aguijón

El pelaje de un oso polar es hueco en su interior, y está lleno de aire para un mejor aislamiento térmico

La reacción del mercurio y el aluminio

No es una piedra del espacio, sino un enorme cristal de sal

¿Alguna vez has visto cómo se mueven las almejas?

Moho mucilaginoso (organismo similar a los hongos) en busca de alimento

Un hombre intentó estornudar con la nariz y la boca tapadas. Como resultado, se le formó un agujero en la garganta

El interior de un traje espacial

Polen sobre una abeja bajo un potente microscopio electrónico

Y así se ve su aguijón

El pelaje de un oso polar es hueco en su interior, y está lleno de aire para un mejor aislamiento térmico

La reacción del mercurio y el aluminio

No es una piedra del espacio, sino un enorme cristal de sal

¿Alguna vez has visto cómo se mueven las almejas?

“Lie close,” Laura said, Pricking up her golden head: “We must not look at goblin men, We must not buy their fruits: Who knows upon what soil they fed Their hungry thirsty roots?”

Memorize your route. Your map can and will lie.

Take the safest roads.

Mountain passes shift between our world and another - do not leave your car when you are crossing a mountain pass.

If you see something you believe to be a bear, do not photograph it.

The snow does strange things to our eyes.

Borders shift.

Do not speak to anyone you meet further than a kilometer from the nearest building.

Not everything that appears to be human is.

You may eat at rest stops but leave as soon as possible. If there are no other guests there, leave immediately.

Don’t listen to birdsongs for too long - they will start to tell you things you’d rather not hear.

There are no shortcuts.

Something is looking at you, but it is indifferent to your existence.

The things beneath the soil would rather stay undisturbed. Don’t dig.

Bring a mirror and a clear head.

Leave all religious items at home. They will make a scent trail.

There is a reason we fear wolves, but it isn’t the one you think.

Do not touch scissors on the ground. Ever.

The wind will bite you. Cover up.

The longer you spend in the woods, the stranger the air gets.

Stay calm.

Never approach old houses.

If there is mist on the ground, do not be afraid.

Windmills are further away than they seem.

Don’t look into lakes.

Some farms don’t always exist. Don’t worry if you can’t find it on your return trip.

Don’t drink slow-running river water. If you do, there will invariably be a dead animal upstream.

Bridges are sacred places. Do not disrespect them.

Avoid wetlands.

There are no children out here, only false ones.