Showing posts with label marine invertebrates. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marine invertebrates. Show all posts

Monday, April 18, 2011

First Post!

So this is the first post of what will (hopefully) be a very fun science blog written by me and the two cohorts of mine from TEAM SCIENCE.

I will post more advanced and interesting things later. Until then, please feel free to take a look at my latest obsession Kahi Kai, an interface for marine invertebrates. I've been considering using this database for my informational technology class, but decided to do a presentation on Cleverbot instead.

But Kahi Kai is a database which separates and categorizes marine invertebrates based on genetic scale, appearance, and a wide variety of other categorical properties for easier search results.



Also, there are really groovy pictures.



This may be the reason I have spent so many hours on this site.



Never is there a prettier way to see living material existing over a shell of its dead ancestors. Except, you know, Hollywood.