Ikiru – an ‘exotic shorthair boycat’ from Bradford.
His tongue. It’s always out. He can’t help that.
Ikiru – an ‘exotic shorthair boycat’ from Bradford.
His tongue. It’s always out. He can’t help that.
A new natural history short by zefrank in which we learn of the hummingbjïrd, its double-barrelled tongue and its degenerate addiction to sugar.
Previously: True Facts About Matthew
Not quite as appealing as your outside voice. To wit:
This real-time MRI film shows live the movements in the mouth and pharynx during speech: The spatio-temporal coordination of the lips, tongue, soft palate and larynx becomes visible, which is necessary to form vowels, consonants and coarticulations
Italian.
Go figure.
Matt Zajechowski writes:
Reaching out to share an interactive graphic/map that I helped develop with Olivet Nazarene University that covers the second most spoken languages around the world. We’ve excluded any official languages from being the second most spoken language and noted them as official languages for each country to avoid any confusion.
ALL MAPS: The Second Most Spoken Languages Around the World (Olivet)
Related: The World’s Most Spoken Languages
St Anthony’s tongue is found in Fairview – according to Brian Lally #relics
— Drivetime RTE (@drivetimerte) March 5, 2012
Previously: Rob of The Relic latest