Sentences with phrase «coconut shells as»

Scientists have found an octopus that is using a coconut shell as it's own shell.

Scientists recently observed an octopus using a coconut shell as a mobile shelter.

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I think these would also work as dessert pizzas, by just swapping out sauce, cheese and pizza toppings, and instead baking she shells, then putting melted chocolate and fresh fruit inside, freezing until semi-firm, and topping with coconut whipped cream.

It has been reported that during World War II coconut water was used in emergencies as IV fluids, since the nutrient - packed water is completely sterile inside the coconut until the hard shell is cracked and it is exposed to air.

The main difference is that I keep the coconut on it's side as I'm cutting into the actual coconut shell (beyond the woody husk), which keeps the knife at the right angle to break into it quickly.

I have used coconut oil as a «lotion» for years and have attempted to add it to things (makes a lovely chocolate shell in confections) and I can still almost always taste it and it puts me off whatever I'm eating.

If serving punch in coconut shells, use a hacksaw or cleaver to cut 2» off the tops: Working one at a time, saw part of the way through as you rotate the shell, or use the back of the cleaver to whack as you rotate.

Also a fun tip... if you top your breakfast bowl off with some frozen fruit and then drizzle some coconut oil on top it creates a buttery magic shell coating as the oil turns solid.

With deep tradition as a functional food and medicine, nearly all parts of the coconut can be utilized in some way - from the hydrating clear liquid found within to the fibrous exterior shell.

Coir Until the green movement came along, coir — shredded and woven coconut shell husks bound with latex adhesive — was typically used as an insulator pad on top of the coils of better - quality innerspring crib mattresses.

OCTOPUSES have been spotted carrying coconut shells to use as shelters in what is claimed to be the first example of tool use in invertebrates.

Now Julian Finn, at the Museum Victoria in Melbourne, Australia, has filmed four veined octopuses, Amphioctopus marginatus, picking up coconut shells for later use as hiding places.

The porous carbon performed better as conductive electrode material than conventional carbon sources, often heat - treated coconut shells, coal or wood.

The system comes with ready - to - use organic material in the form of shaved coconut shells, so you don't need to do as much of the prep work.

Kava is traditionally consumed as a drink, which is made by pounding the peeled root into a powder, mixing it with lukewarm water, and then straining it into a coconut shell that is used as a cup.

A quick word about the tostada shells... As I mentioned above, the only reason I even considered eating the tostada shells is that I found a variety at a local organic market that is fried in healthy coconut oil.

Coconut shell and leather flower pendant necklace «Rustic Frangipani» by Sasithon Saisuk can be found in jewelry categories such as Rustic Necklaces, Floral Necklaces, No Stone Necklaces, Leather Necklaces, Polyester Necklaces, Coconut Shell Necklaces, Pendant Necklaces and Statement Necklaces.

A house or hide box can be as simple as a small cardboard box (it will have to be replaced often but it is economical), a plastic hide box (it may be chewed up), a wooden box (it may be chewed or get soiled and smelly), or other things like a half coconut shell or a small clay plant pot.

Bio-based: This refers to the product's beginnings, that it's been made with a renewable material of sort, such as corn, wheat, potato, coconut, wood, shrimp shells, etc..

Earth Times Online writes that Australian researchers found Indonesian octopuses carrying and stacking coconut shells, which they use as protection from predators.

Everything from plastic bottles and cell phones to TV casings and computer keyboards, trash bags, and yogurt cups are used for the textiles, as well as sustainable hemp, bamboo, coconut shells, and corn.