#whereisspringthough

I’ve always been drawn to the way thin ice forms on the surface of puddles. I tried to look up a scientific term for it. My favorite definition was from a Canadian, apparently they or at least this individual calls it Cat Ice. Because it’s strong enough to support a cat but not a human. He/she went on to say that “Kids are bound by law to destroy all cat ice between home and school so we rarely find it unshattered”. #catice #ice #naturesart #whereisspringthough

I’ve always been drawn to the way thin ice forms on the surface of puddles. I tried to look up a scientific term for it. My favorite definition was from a Canadian, apparently they or at least this individual calls it Cat Ice. Because it’s strong enough to support a cat but not a human. He/she went on to say that “Kids are bound by law to destroy all cat ice between home and school so we rarely find it unshattered”. #catice #ice #naturesart #whereisspringthough

I’ve always been drawn to the way thin ice forms on the surface of puddles. I tried to look up a scientific term for it. My favorite definition was from a Canadian, apparently they or at least this individual calls it Cat Ice. Because it’s strong enough to support a cat but not a human. He/she went on to say that “Kids are bound by law to destroy all cat ice between home and school so we rarely find it unshattered”. #catice #ice #naturesart #whereisspringthough