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Cherry Carry 🎩
@cherrycarry
They're not some modern thing. These are glass stuffed sea creatures made in the late 19th century. In those years, natural history museums were just beginning to appear in the world to show people the diversity of the world around them. But this did not work with jellyfish and the like - well, they did not keep a decent appearance even in a spirit jar. Then glass came to the rescue, which was used to make a complete copy of a living creature. Both beautiful and meaningful. Authors in the photo.
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Vera🎩
@vera17
Interesting information. I didn't know that before. Thank you. Craftsmen from the people have always been famous for their products. I admire them.🫶👏 19 $DEGEN
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Elena
@elenathere
It was a real find! And now they make simply unimaginable things from glass, just yesterday I saw glass works in the museum of modern art, they look like 3D models. It's great! 🥜🥜🥜
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Marina Ya
@ramina13
I've maximized the photo to see it all, it's just incredible.
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bamboocha
@bamboocha
Very interesting story.Had to start somewhere, get the information out to people, interesting method. 🥜
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Svetlana🌈🍿🎩
@svetik007.eth
They made it great, thanks for this story
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dalida
@dalida
This is very interesting, thank you. 🥜
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Sophy
@feralbutterfly
These glass sea creatures were made in the late 19th century when museums struggled to preserve jellyfish. Glass allowed for lifelike, lasting replicas—both beautiful and scientific. Creators pictured here. 200 $DEGEN
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angelina🎩
@angelina15
It’s just unbelievable🤔 how faithful they are to their work and they had a great desire to share their knowledge with others👍🏻 510 $DEGEN
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Shmoobliher 🎩🥷🏼🐲
@shmoobliher
Very skillful and beautiful work!
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