Damien Hirst‘s doubleheader in Venice is undoubtedly one of the worst exhibitions of contemporary art staged in the past decade. It is devoid of ideas, aesthetically bland, and ultimately snooze-inducing—which, one has to concede, is a kind of achievement for a show with work that has taken ten years and untold millions of dollars to create. This should have been a triumph. […]

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A handful of species on Earth share a seemingly mysterious trait: a menstrual cycle. We're one of the select few mammals on Earth that menstruate, and we also do it more than any other animal, even though it's a waste of nutrients, and can be a physical inconvenience. So where's the sense in this uncommon biological process? TED-Ed describes the history and evolution of menstruation. [Directed by TED-Ed, narrated by Susan Zimmerman].

The majesty of the ocean is brought to life. This remarkable masterpiece is a testament to the harmony of art and nature, capturing the intricate details and graceful curves of a magnificent seashell. Crafted with meticulous precision, this sculpture showcases a captivating blend of form and texture, meticulously rendered to evoke the essence of marine life. Its size commands attention, making it an impressive centerpiece that transports you to the tranquil shores of distant beaches.

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National Shell Museum on Instagram: "The White Verticordia, Spinosipella agnes, is a small (reaching 23.2 mm or 0.9 inch) deep-water clam that was described in 2008 by Luiz Simone and Carlo Cunha in the National Shell Museum’s own journal The Nautilus. The characteristic shell sculpture includes sharp-ribs that swirl around the surface of the shell. For that and other reasons, the species was for many years confused with the Sharp-rib Verticordia, Spinosipella acuticostata, from the eastern…