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NewsLifeGila monsters may struggle to survive climate changeA future Mojave Desert may have new pockets of habitat, but the reptiles may be stranded Despite living in hot deserts, Gila monsters prefer cooler microhabitats, like shady burrows. As the Mojave heats up, these cool zones may vanish.eliselipinski/inaturalist (CC BY-NC 4.0)By Jake Buehler13 seconds agoFor Gila monsters that live in the warming Mojave Desert, relocating to beat the heat may not be so simple. While climate change might create some better habitats, the lizards could be left behind in regions that become harder to tolerate, researchers report in the March Ecology and Evolution.Gila monsters (Heloderma suspectum) are icons of North Americas deserts. These chunky, black and pink-orange reptiles are among the worlds few venomous lizards. Research on their venom has been crucial for diabetes drug development, thanks to a venom compounds similarity to human hormones that are released after eating.Sign up for our newsletterWe summarize the week's science breakthroughs every Thursday.

Nature, Published online: 04 April 2025; doi:10.1038/d41586-025-01060-9Import taxes on staples such as microscopes, glassware and computer chips will affect institutions already feeling financial strain.

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The colorful swirls and stripes that characterize China's Rainbow Mountains would have remained hidden without the epic tectonic collision that created the Himalayas.

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Hey everyone! First I'd like to thank you for the support and help on the previous post! On that same post I mentioned I may try substance painter for the first time, to texture this camera and compare it with the previous version. I'd like to share the new version with you and hear what you think of it. First image is the new one and second image is the previous. I realize I didn't try to follow so strictly the same materials I had in Blender and maybe the imperfections may be a bit too much, but I wanted to play around with my new toy. Only other changes were as follows: -cleaned up the geometry a bit to make it easier to UV unwrap -added a red LED as it was recommended and I liked the idea -used Photoshop to change the render colors a bit Didn't want to change the wall texture as this is more about the camera itself, but I think some grunge around the area where the wall meets the camera may make the render look better. Had a lot of fun texturing this one and can't wait to make more. If you like my work feel free to follow me on Twitter and Instagram Anyways, let me know what you think and thanks in advance! submitted by /u/BobsOwner [link] [comments]

Enhance your environment creation workflow with Forest Stook's UberPaint, a PBR material painting tool for Blender that supports displacement and offers other advanced features.Download for free here: https://80.lv/articles/free-pbr-material-painting-tool-for-blender/

Explore a lost spaceship with a mysterious past in MIO: Memories in Orbit by Douze Diximes, an indie metroidvania with appealing visuals.Wishlist: https://80.lv/articles/check-out-this-game-in-which-you-play-as-a-robot-in-a-lost-spaceship/@MIOinOrbit

It's more funny than it needs to be.Pilgrim:He sounds awesome