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victorian mussel shaped vinaigrette in handcrafted silver, engraved 'Lucy'. 1876.
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victorian mussel shaped vinaigrette in handcrafted silver, engraved 'Lucy'. 1876.
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Mytilus trossulus, Pacific blue mussel + Fucus vesiculosus, Bladder wrack
Pham Van Huong is a particularly resourceful 71-year-old farmer in Vietnam.
Huong was trying various techniques to make traditional round pearls, but without success. “I was about to quit,” he says, “when I accidentally discovered a pearl-covered nail in a mussel. Since then, I rushed to explore and find ways to create pearls.” He then dedicated a little pond on his property to mussels and started buying as many as he could to experiment. And here’s what he does: First, he cuts a small hole in the shell of the mussel. This part is pretty tough apparently: “If the shell is perforated too large,” he says, “or the perforation tears the fleshy part of the mussels, they will die instantly.” Next, he places an object with the shape he wants for his pearl in the mussel. Lastly, he covers the hole with plastic. In then takes about 2 years for the mussel to cover the object in just the right amount of pearl. And the result is a pearl in almost any shape you want!
The prairie chicken's gone. Who's next on Texas's endangered list?
The Endangered Species Act is under fire in Texas
The lesser prairie-chicken is no longer protected under federal law, and several other endangered Texas species could soon meet the same fate. In August, a federal judge ruled in favor of the State of Texas, siding with state officials and industry groups who argued that listing the bird as endangered and threatened unlawfully restricted land use. The bird's habitat spans parts of Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico—much of it overlapping with energy development and ranching. Attorney General Ken Paxton called the Biden-era protections "an attack" on property rights. Now, other species are on the chopping block.
Read more: https://www.chron.com/life/wildlife/article/texas-endangered-species-21033141.php
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Mussels By: Jane Burton From: The Mating Game 1976
Mussels and oysters
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