Fish and Amphibians

DJ Snake — the global music phenom known for such hits as "Turn Down For What," "Lean On," "Let Me Love You," "Taki Taki" and "Loco Contigo" — has collaborated on the creation of a new watch with Swiss maker Hublot. Featuring iridescent colors showcased on a black titanium case, the Big Bang DJ Snake is meant to evoke the feeling of an electronic music concert. "During the shows, we have the craziest colors, the lasers and everything and I wanted a watch that can feel this energy — very aggressive and special, something fresh with sick energy," DJ Snake tells The Hollywood Reporter . DJ Snake, who's in the middle of a jammed touring schedule that will take him to Denmark, Germany, Switzerland, Romania, Puerto Rico, Florida and Las Vegas over the next month, also chose a design detail for the watch's dial that speaks to his worldwide reach: a stylized globe. "A lot of people say I make electronic music, but I

Show Caption Hide Caption Watch: Take a flea market food tour in New Jersey We check out the food offerings at Collingwood Flea Market in Farmingdale. Brian Johnston, Asbury Park Press After a much-needed summer that featured many re-openings, it's hard to believe it's coming to an end as cool nights and fallen leaves are fast approaching. For restaurants at the Shore, that means many favorites will be closing. Some owners say they will stay open as long as the weather cooperates, while others are ready to lock the doors. Here' a look at some of the most popular eateries and their closing dates: Last call: From fresh seafood to dockside food trucks, Shore restaurants to visit before summer's end On the boards: Seaside Pizza Crawl coming to borough's boardwalk in September 9th Ave. Pier, Belmar:  Remaini

COVID-19 John Minadakis' Famous Fund has raised roughly $480,000 (and counting) that's been split among dozens of spots decimated by the pandemic. By Corey McLaughlin | GameChangers 2021 John Minadakis, left, and T.J. Smith. —Photography by Benjamin Tankersley This might surprise people that have seen or heard one of Jimmy's Famous Seafood's attention-grabbing marketing campaigns or follow the Dundalk restaurant's pervasive and often brash social-media content. But John Minadakis, Jimmy's 38-year-old co-owner—and the son of its late founder and namesake—says he considers himself a social recluse. "I'm a bit of a hermit myself," he says softly over lunch one day at his restaurant, before he forks into one of his eight-ounce famous crab cakes. We're sitting at a high-top table near the dining-room bar, masks off, finally, one afternoon near the end of April. And ironically, as we eat and talk, Minadakis is c

Michelle Francl reminds #ChemistsWhoCook to look at the chemistry behind the cooking. Download PDF It was the pandemic that drove me to it. Not the baking of sourdough, though like many #ChemistsWhoCook I produced a surfeit of loaves. No, I bought ikasumi: powdered squid ink. Like many of my coronavirus cooking adventures, this one was rooted in nostalgia: my strategy to avoid facing the daily uncertainties of living through a global pandemic. I wanted to recreate a dish from a memorable summer meal enjoyed in a small town outside Rome, a tangle of black pasta and fresh seafood. Besides, kneading the pasta dough would be an anodyne for my anxiety. It was, I confess, efficacious in both regards. Seeded yeast rolls made with powdered sq

Later, when we confirmed the identity to be the Borneo Rainbow Toad, I, being the naughty person that I am, showed it to Bob Inger and said, "Hey Bob, do you know this frog?" He was a gruff but kind man. He said, "No, never seen it." I said, "Bob, this is the species you described!" And he was thrilled as well. Adblock test (Why?)

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There are many pets that are low maintenance and perfect for those who don't have the time to properly look after a small cuddly dog or cat. These 20 small pets make great companions for everyone who longs for a pet, some are quite unusual and not very affectionate but all of them are great company regardless of whether they enjoy being held or not. Axolotl Although the axolotl is known as a "walking fish," it is actually an amphibian. Getty Images A salamander originally from Mexico, it can be found at pet stores that specialize in fish and amphibians. They live in freshwater and need frequent water changes, they also manage well in a small tank. In the U.S., axolotls are illegal to own in California, Maine, New Jersey, Virginia, and D.C., while a permit is required in New Mexico and Hawaii. Chinchilla Stock photo: Chinchillas are renowned for their soft, dense fur. Getty Images These fragile and sensitive animals have an expected lifespan of about 10 to 15 y