Some sadness does not need to be healed.
When we are happy, we see life through the light.
When we are sad, we begin to see the hidden corners of ourselves. #XHiples
Have you ever noticed that ants often “kiss” each other?
They have a “social stomach” to store food for the colony, and a personal stomach to digest food for themselves.
When they return to the nest, ants pass food directly from mouth to mouth to other ants.
These “sharing kisses” are fascinating!#XHiples
On a strawberry flower, every tiny spot waits for a connection.
But sometimes,
there is no connection.
No awakening.
And when the strawberry takes shape, what was forgotten becomes different.
What we call a flaw — sometimes — is simply the shape of what was forgotten.#XHiples
When scientists decoded their genomes, they found that roses and strawberries both carry genetic traces from a common ancestor and belong to the same plant family, Rosaceae.
So, which do you think came first, the rose or the strawberry?
#XHiples
Scientists are using bees to read the tiny clues they carry about the environment around them.
Every journey brings traces of the world back to the hive — flowers, dust, air, and other environmental signs.
Small wings, big stories.
#XHiples