The Goliath birdeater. The Goliath birdeater (Theraphosa blondi) belongs to the tarantula family Theraphosidae. Found in northern South America, it is the largest spider in the world by mass – 175 g (6.2 oz) – and body length – up … Continue reading →

Shark skin feels similar to sandpaper. Shark skin feels exactly like sandpaper because it is made up of tiny teeth-like structures called placoid scales, also known as dermal denticles. These scales point towards the tail and help reduce friction from … Continue reading →

Sounds good, give me the quick fix! Resolution (w x h) Bad Print Quality 72 DPI 7 MP 3072 x 2304 43” x 32” 8 MP 3264 x 2468 45” x 34” 9 MP 3450 x 2600 48” x 36” … Continue reading →

With the D3500, you can use the built-in flash or attach an external flash head to the hot shoe. You can add light to your Nikon’s photos via the built-in flash or by attaching an external flash unit to the … Continue reading →

To 1 cup of melted white chocolate, add 5 drops blue food coloring. Transfer to a Ziploc bag with the end snipped or a piping bag. Drizzle onto snack mixture, then immediately top with shark gummies and blue M&M’s. Transfer … Continue reading →

You can make many satisfying and economical meals for your family using canned fish. Make it into patties. Add chopped fresh herbs, spices and glazes. Serve it with pasta. Pile it on a green salad. Mix it with rice. Make … Continue reading →

bacon, a side of a pig that, after removal of the spare ribs, is cured, either dry or in pickle, and smoked. Some varieties, notably Canadian bacon, are cut from the loin portion of the pork, which is more lean. … Continue reading →

Here are some common skills that wildlife photographers need: Proficiency in using camera equipment. Ability to professionally edit photos. Experience in varying photography styles. Willingness to travel. Outdoor survival skills. Knowledge of environmental regulations and animal safety. Researching skills. What … Continue reading →

Short offer zero insulation. I’ve seen some people wear sweatpants under waders during the winter. I think sweatpants would be okay but they are thicker than wading leggings or thermal pants which can cause compression of your legs in the … Continue reading →

Simms has been at the forefront of breathable wader design for decades and we recommend these to anyone looking for a great pair of waders at a cheap price. There are other brands of breathable stockingfoot chest waders of course, … Continue reading →

The flex seal seem to penetrate the neoprene and does not peel off. I have just done this and only used them twice but so far the Flex Seal has been holding up. Can You Use Flex Seal on wetsuit? … Continue reading →

Keep your extremities warm. Your feet and your hands (and your ears and your nose) often bear the brunt of cold weather when you’re fishing. Warm socks are a must—I almost always use wool socks under my waders when I … Continue reading →

Cotton is much softer than polyester and is a much better choice if you are wanting more comfort from your socks. Cotton holds color relatively well, but there are materials that keep color better and for longer. Cotton socks are … Continue reading →

Nylon, or Polyamide, is the first synthetic fiber in the world. Its most outstanding property is its exceptional strength and the resulting high durability, 10 times more than cotton, and 20 times more than wool. It is also stronger than … Continue reading →

Fish can see quite well. Although biologists say they don’t see colors like we do, most biologists agree that they do see color. That means if you wear a bright colored shirt against a natural looking background like trees or … Continue reading →