Okay... now you're just getting weird.

Charcoal, impure form of graphitic carbon, obtained as a residue when carbonaceous material is partially burned, or heated with limited access of air. Does that really sound like everything? ...and, scientists do tell.

Charcoal is a carbon, but everything that is carbon is not charcoal.

I was thinking to myself, "why would someone post a picture of just a couple of nuts". Then I saw you drew this. You're nuts (in a good way)!

It can, but not likely in this day & age. Roughly 2,500 black widow bite are reported each year in the United States. Only 4 to 8 people die from bites each year. That said, I doubt it's a good time.

Is this the Sangre de Cristo Mountains? Looks like the view from my house. Beautiful capture!

What a trippy looking place.

Yeah, kind of... Funny enough, we had a rainbow come up during the full moon last month at about 10 pm. I've never seen such a thing before. Wish I could have captured it.

No, it's natural color photography of a rainbow just after sunset. High altitude does crazy things with colors. The Sangre de Cristo Mountains, range from about 7,200 to 14,200 feet above sea level. Or as high as about 7,000 feet above the valley (San Luis Valley, CO) floor.

Yes, it's a rainbow just after sunset.