I literally just watched a video about these. Now I'm thinking about doing one with the dirt from my cat's grave. A good momento
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Un buen momento ayyyyy 🇲🇽
Creepy, I too had a video popup on YT about it. Really sweet idea though around the memento for your cat!
I may have seen that same thumbnail lol
How fragile are they? It must vary based on the material, but can you handle it without fear?
They're quite fragile I think, they're pretty much held together by nothing but friction.
That's disappointing but eminently reasonable.
I only know this in the context of the Mythbusters episode where they (successfully!) create these spheres out of animal shit.
The age of surfing through TV channels may be over, and good riddance. But stumbling over Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage doing vaguely sciencey weird stuff and having it be the most engrossing thing you’ve seen all day - that’s heritage. I miss that.
Blender material moment
lmao coincidences are crazy, I just watched a yt video about this earlier.
I may have been recommended the same video lol.