Caged molecules do their thing. 1  Twelve or more table tennis balls. 2  One different-colored table tennis ball. 3  Wire basket. 4  Cardboard cut to fit over the basket opening. 5  Tape. 6  A hair dryer (set to the coolest setting), fan, or other blower.
Photo credit: Danika Bannasch, UC Davis. Hereditary equine regional dermal asthenia (HERDA) is a genetic skin disease found in the Quarter Horse. The disease is characterized by hyperextensible, elastic skin, severe dermatologic lesions, and often scarring along the back and withers of affected horses.
The POA horse breed is no more than 56 inches it originated from an Arab/Appaloosa mare who had been bred to a Shetland Stallion. The owner Les Boomhower, was a Shetland breeder and a Lawyer. The mareâs foal was a colt with certainly unusual markings. Boomhower liked the character and markings, which looked like paint smears on the colt.