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Credit: Shadow Ace

Photographer credits and info on each image here:

https://www.popsci.com/science/milky-way-photographer-of-the-year-2026/

One Watara/Quickshot Supervision console in great working order, one additional Supervision console for repair/spares, plus an original mains adaptor.

41 game carts with one or two repetitions but very little. Only 65 games were released for the platform, plus a few multi carts, so this represents the majority of games available. £125 for the lot.

Renowned for its odd bendable design, large screen and the sketchy quality of games available, it's an odd little bit of gaming history. Not reselling anything, just playing and exploring this little oddity.

Anyone else play or collect Supervision?

Arrived this week from an eBay seller.

One Watara/Quickshot Supervision console in great working order, one additional Supervision console for repair/spares, plus an original mains adaptor.

41 game carts with one or two repetitions but very little. Only 65 games were released for the platform, plus a few multi carts, so this represents the majority of games available. £125 for the lot.

Renowned for its odd bendable design, large screen and the sketchy quality of games available, it's an odd little bit of gaming history. Not reselling anything, just playing and exploring this little oddity.

Anyone else play or collect Supervision?

1. Attenborough's pintail (Acisoma attenboroughi)

2. Attenborough's black-eyed satyr butterfly (Euptchia attenboroughi)

3. Flat lizard (Platysaurus attenboroughi)

4. Ocellated velvet gecko (Oedura attenboroughi, now Oedura monilis)

5. Weevil (Trigonopterus attenboroughi)

6. Ghost shrimp (Ctenocheloides attenboroughi)

7. Attenborough's pitcher plant (Nepenthes attenboroughii)

8. Burgundy snail (Attenborougharion rubicundus)

9. Attenborough's rubber frog (Prisimantis attenboroughi)

10. Long-beaked echidna (Zaglossus attenboroughi)

Filmed in Suffolk, England. Credit: Timmy Butter.

A nicely presented mahjong game that's easily playable with no knowledge of Japanese after a tiny bit of menu translation.

Ordered from Japan on Ebay and arrived this week. Rarely see it mentioned here so thought I'd shine a spotlight.

Credit: George Cooper

The official winner is the grassy ganet (pic 2).

More info on each image and full photographer credits here:

https://www.popsci.com/environment/comedy-wildlife-peoples-choice-awards-winner-finalists/

From the article linked below:

Split-colorization occurs when two fertilized, unlaid eggs contact each other, causing one to absorb the other. This creates a lobster with two sets of genetic information, and the ability to store color pigments differently on either side of its shell.

https://www.popsci.com/environment/split-color-lobster-massachusetts/