"Found While Hiking, What Is This Thing?"
Answer: "MCH (3-methlcyclohex-2-en1) bubble, MCH is a pheromone given off by female Douglas-fir bark beetles after laying their eggs that affects the behavior of other beetles by communicating to them that eggs have already been laid on this tree and signals to the other beetles to leave that tree alone. Basically they’re placed there by the Forestry Service to prevent infestations of bark beetles, if you see them, leave them alone"
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Elsie 1 year ago
Good post Izi. These are always interesting.
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Webb 1 year ago
More of these, please.
I can't believe there's people out there that doesn't know what coaxial cable is.
I can't believe there's people out there that doesn't know what coaxial cable is.
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Harman 1 year ago
#25
Not for a half-gallon juice can, but a 12-ounce can of beer before there were pop-top cans.
Commonly called a "Church key" in the '50s.
Not for a half-gallon juice can, but a 12-ounce can of beer before there were pop-top cans.
Commonly called a "Church key" in the '50s.
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Mitty 1 year ago
Harman,
They are indeed used to open half gallon cans of juice.
I learned to use one 50 years ago to open cans of tomato juice
They are indeed used to open half gallon cans of juice.
I learned to use one 50 years ago to open cans of tomato juice
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Cornelius 1 year ago
Mitty,
Yep. Used to open cans of Hawaiian Punch with them.
Yep. Used to open cans of Hawaiian Punch with them.
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Philip 1 year ago
Cornelius, I still use one to open cans of evaporated or condensed milk. Also, 50+ years ago soda cans didn't have ring tabs either, so you needed a church key to open them, too.
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Lon 1 year ago
#27 You have 2018 Toyota, not a 2018 Atoyot. You are reading it from wrong side of the glass.
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Willis 1 year ago
Lon,
You're joking, right?
You're joking, right?
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Lib 1 year ago
#25 Some of us are old enough to remember needing those to open a can of beer, there weren't always pop tops
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Ona 1 year ago
# 11, I don't think that's Marcasite. Marcasite has an orthorhombic crystal structure which is nothing like the photo.
I can't believe there's people out there that doesn't know what coaxial cable is.
Not for a half-gallon juice can, but a 12-ounce can of beer before there were pop-top cans.
Commonly called a "Church key" in the '50s.
They are indeed used to open half gallon cans of juice.
I learned to use one 50 years ago to open cans of tomato juice
Yep. Used to open cans of Hawaiian Punch with them.
You're joking, right?