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What On Earth is That?
Posted on Oct 01, 2010 01:04:49 PM | Adam Voiland | 12 Comments    |



What on Earth is That?
(Post your guesses in the comments. Check back next week for the answer...)

Here's the question from last time
And the time before that
And that
And...

-AV

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12 Comments so far ( Post your own )
12 On Oct 05, 2010 09:38:42 AM  gogblog  added a comment on your blog post. 

Hmmmm..... yummy grapes?

11 On Oct 03, 2010 02:21:15 PM  Terry Thornhill  added a comment on your blog post. 

Hi all I think it might be Flowers on the I S S growing in space it would be a nice thought T T

10 On Oct 03, 2010 11:38:24 AM  guest  added a comment on your blog post. 

sap hardening in a white world

9 On Oct 02, 2010 12:43:02 AM  Victoria  added a comment on your blog post. 

I'm convinced that this is a picture of honey dripping from a honey comb!!

8 On Oct 02, 2010 11:15:14 AM  guest  added a comment on your blog post. 

Young tadpoles (frog eggs).

7 On Oct 02, 2010 11:07:01 AM  Anna Waddell  added a comment on your blog post. 

I think they are young tadpoles (frog eggs).

6 On Oct 01, 2010 03:40:24 PM  V Walter  added a comment on your blog post. 

It is either sap from a tree, amber beads, or honey dripping from a honeycomb.

5 On Oct 01, 2010 04:42:47 PM  charlyne  added a comment on your blog post. 

it looks like carmel popcorn. its this a trick question:)

4 On Oct 01, 2010 04:43:50 PM  Valerie Dohren  added a comment on your blog post. 

Looks like an overfilled honeycomb.

3 On Oct 01, 2010 01:46:29 PM  J. Major  added a comment on your blog post. 

They all look like little ants from up here! :)

Ants. Maybe lugging the young 'uns.

2 On Oct 01, 2010 01:38:07 PM  Diana Huang  added a comment on your blog post. 

The abdomen of ants who store food for the colony in their bodies... they just hang there!

1 On Oct 01, 2010 01:41:55 PM  JAM  added a comment on your blog post. 

Sap, Ants or Bees, Honey, Geothermal chemicals inside a cave wall?

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