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The “tequila worm” divides alcohol connoisseurs as the wiggly little prize at the bottom of a bottle.
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The “tequila worm” divides alcohol connoisseurs as the wiggly little prize at the bottom of a bottle.
The “tequila worm” divides alcohol connoisseurs as the wiggly little prize at the bottom of a bottle.
The Southern Tropical Andes, which comprises areas of Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia, is one of the world's most biodiverse regions — especially when it comes to amphibians. The area is home to about 980 amphibian species, including over half of the 150-known glass frog species. Now, two new members of the tiny frogs have joined this ever-growing list.
Wangui's solo exhibition at One Off Contemporary Art Gallery reflects the same sort of empathy and intimacy that one finds in all the artistry of this young Kenyan artist.