source: http://www.worldspaceweek.org/
Hi everyone!!! :o)
This is my fourth and last post for today. If you missed my previous posts, just scroll down or follow direct links here, here and here. :o)
Today I shared three cards featuring whales. Such a wonderful creatures!!! ♥
Did you know whales can be seen from space? Using satellite technology, scientist can monitor and count whales from space. Find more in the interesting article from BBC News (here).
"Boats and planes can't go everywhere, but satellites can."
Hannah Cubaynes
I also wanted to share here with you a Beluga Whale polymer sculpture that I made in December 2012, for a joint art exhibition that was taking part in Ivanić-Grad. Beautiful white whales. ♥ Find more about Beluga Whales on National Geographic pages (here). :o)
Beluga Whale (lat. Delphinapterus leucas)
Modeled by me, December 2012
Materials used: FIMO polymer clay white, black glass beads, toothpick
And that would be all from me today. Thank you for stopping by and your kind feedback. Enjoy and smile!! :o)
Milka
So good to know about these whales...Thanks again for such informative posts!!
ReplyDeleteLove your white whale. Hugz
ReplyDeleteUau, tega pa nisem vedela, da so kiti vidni iz vesolja. Super je izvedeti nekaj novega. Vesela za to. Hvala.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful project, Milka!
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me of the clay oyster catcher I created when I was 14 years old, during a nature week event at secondary school. It has stood proudly in the biology class room for the remainder of my school days.
Marianne x