#occlupanid — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #occlupanid, aggregated by home.social.
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practicing tiny saturns, even on the bread tags
#art #1bit #1bitart #solodev #pixelart #ドット絵 #oc #gamedev #lowres #ditherpunk #doodle #rasterpunk #60Grid #occlupanid #webdev #pixquare #webapp #mobiledev #pixels #saturn
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i like how you can rework an old drawing in pixqare. uploading a previous drawing to #60Grid could accomplish the same.
#art #1bit #1bitart #solodev #pixelart #ドット絵 #oc #gamedev #lowres #ditherpunk #doodle #rasterpunk #pixquare #javascript #webdev #webapp #mobiledev #occlupanids #occlupanid
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Found an occlupanid in the kitchen.
Looks to be of the family kenodontidae.
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The evolutionary tree of the bread tag (occlupanid). This entire website is dedicated to its taxonomy, with detailed descriptions of each species of bread tag!
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There are folks who are seriously collecting different types of bread tags - called Occlupanid. They have even been given latin names and classified and studied in a family tree like living organisms! And the tree continues to evolve as more varieties are found.
https://www.tiktok.com/@horgotchi/video/7443860126450093354?lang=en
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Occlupanids have a beach-head on FontsInUse (thanks to me), though the editors did change the tag to "bread clips". https://fontsinuse.com/uses/62599/g-s-organic-bunched-beetroot
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@drj I found one for the first time in my life yesterday! I live in the UK where they are indeed very rare, but I’m visiting family in Canada and was confused to find one pressing up against my hand when I took a loaf from the shelf — they were everywhere! What odd little things.
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I found one! An occlupanid! (Or maybe a pseudo-occlupanid). They have become rather elusive in this part of the world, so I'm quite excited about this find. It looks like this species may have formed a commensal relationship with some sort of flatworm-like organism.
See http://www.horg.com/horg/ for more details.
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Oh dear, as a Canadian I appear to have thrown the #occlupanid classification effort for a loop with the discovery of milk bag closures.
A very capable Nova Scotia-based research team is managing the situation appropriately