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Showing posts with label microbes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label microbes. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Learn Anatomy from Dissected Knit Creatures
Here's another really cool thing: knitted versions of dissected creatures.
Now that is sweet!
(Tip of the cap to Leslie Porter.)
Update: Of course, for several years, people have been able to experience the joys of plush microbes (these are especially awesome), plush subatomic particles, and even plush statistical distributions.
Update (3/31/15): I now have a post about this on the Improbable Research blog.
Labels:
amusing,
awesome,
microbes,
particles,
physics,
statistics,
stuffed animals
Saturday, December 15, 2012
Distribution Plushies
Those of you who are not satisfied with plush microbes or plush fundamental particles might be interested in buying statistical distribution plushies, because those are also pretty cool.
Personally, I would love to have some plushies of fundamental particles (I don't have any yet) or of microbes (I recently received a bookworm, a brain cell, and a neuron as a gift).
(Tip of the cap to Joe Blitzstein and some of the people who have commented on his Facebook post. The person who posted the specific link above for the distribution plushies is Miruna Antonia.)
Labels:
awesome,
biology,
distributions,
microbes,
particles,
physics,
statistics,
stuffed animals
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