Kay Redfield Jamison

Lithium prevents my seductive but disastrous highs, diminishes my depressions, clears out the wool and webbing from my disordered thinking, slows me down, gentles me out, keeps me from ruining my career and relationships, keeps me out of a hospital, alive, and makes psychotherapy possible.

American Psychologist

Dean Potter

If you're thousands of feet up with just a thin piece of webbing that you're standing on, it's really a sensation of being at one with the air.

American Athlete

Webbing implies strong material you can rely on for support and heavy-duty use.

Material Strength

Webbing is commonly used in items you wear or carry due to its durability and comfort.

Common Uses

Webbing refers to the connections that help maintain structure in both man-made and natural systems.

Structural Connections

Webbing often conjures images of intricate patterns, organized chaos, or complex networks.

Visual Imagery

Webbing in zoology describes unique adaptations for swimming or navigating in water.

Animal Adaptation

In zoology, webbing is a technical term, not to be confused with simple skin folds.

Specific Zoology Term

In culinary terms, 'webbing' refers to delicate, thin texture, contributing to aesthetics and taste.

Pastry Texture

Webbing in cooking can be decorative, designed to make food more visually appealing.

Decorative Element

 just remembering it second of all I realized it's not just about grip strength it's also about grip protection Bobby a world champion arm wrestler gave me some tips on how to keep my hand safe from hand crushers make sure that you grab inside the webbing indeed this bit of skin between the thumb and the index

Grip It PIPE Going Deep...

 when they spread their tails about this webbing if you like in between their toes so effectively what you've got is you've got this big powerhouse of a unit and on the end of their legs they got these paddles what's in some of the habitats you'll find them they can island hop from from place to place or

Heart Stopping Big Cat...

 tigers are incredibly powerful swimmers they have these huge pores that actually when they spread their toes about this webbing if you like in between their toes so effectively what you've got is you've got this big powerhouse of a unit and on the end of their legs they've got these paddles

Adorable Tiger Cub...

 and this is i imagine we're being very careful this is not harmful to the trees this is not harmful to the tree when you get up to the top of the tree you'll notice that the rope actually doesn't even run over the tree there's a piece of webbing which is like this that

Into the Forests PIPE...

 tigers have adapted for a semi-aquatic lifestyle they appear to enjoy being in the water unlike most cats and are excellent swimmers using their powerful muscles to propel their bodies in the water they've also evolved to have webbing between their toes

Tigers 101 PIPE National...

 some ongoing research we're doing on on the feet of spinosaurus and so to understand webbing and paddling in water we looked at you know things like wading birds and you know aquatic birds um then you look at the giant sail on the back of spinosaurus

Reimagining Dinosaurs PIPE...

 you got to be super precise go once you have it rolled into a tight tube fold it in half you're gonna place the webbing of your hand over the back side of the bottle cap and you're gonna use your index finger as a fulcrum to pop top right off Cheers

Homemade Bottle Opener PIPE...

 and the Aztecs engaged which is why there are very few mines and Aztecs doTERRA Mata had a different strategy they took off and hid in this labyrinthine networking kind of spider webbing system of canyons called the copper canyons and there they've

Are we born to run? -...

 or mites, let us call them. Insects, those six-legged organisms and spiders or mites, the eight-legged organisms. Let's have a look at that. Here is a devastating pest, a spider mite, because it does a lot of webbing, like a spider.

Shimon Steinberg:...

 that really do enjoy the water. Tigers are incredibly powerful swimmers. They have these huge paws that actually, when they spread their toes about, there's webbing, if you like, in between their toes.