PinkMonkeyBirdPoaching is altering the genetics of wild animalsverified_publisherVox - Benji JonesSometime in the distant past, well before humans walked the Earth, the ancestors of modern-day elephants evolved their iconic tusks. Elephants use their bleach-white incisors — they’re technically giant teeth, like ours but longer — to dig, collect food, and protect themselves. Then Homo sapiens …
PinkMonkeyBirdAfrican Elephants Evolved Tusklessness Amazingly Fastverified_publisherThe Atlantic - Ed YongBut at what cost? Shane Campbell-Staton never planned on traveling to Mozambique in search of tuskless elephants, but weird things can happen when you stay up ’til 3 a.m. binge-watching YouTube videos. (“Sometimes, a brother can’t get to sleep, Ed,” he told me.) Battling insomnia, Campbell-Staton …
PinkMonkeyBirdAustralia's Mountain Of Death AKA Queensland's Bermuda Triangle Is Downright Spookyunofficialnetworks.com - Pat DonahueKalkajaka National Park or Black Mountain National Park is located in Northeast Australia. Black Mountain, also known as the Mountain of Death, is …
PinkMonkeyBirdDebate: Former Atheist Neurosurgeon vs. Former Christian Activistmindmatters.ai - News“Does God exist?” On September 17, in a rip-roaring old-fashioned debate, Christian neurosurgeon Michael Egnor and atheist broadcaster Matt …
PinkMonkeyBirdStoryboard The Most Magnificent Trees In The WorldCurated byWorldatlas.comTrees all around the world have been visited, worshipped, celebrated, and even driven through. We found some of the world's most amazing species of trees to show you just how surprisingly awesome they can be. Oftentimes there is some extraordinary quality that draws people to connect with certain trees, such as their beauty, longevity, medicinal qualities, or even mythical legend passed down through generations. These were picked for their fascinating qualities, beauty and overall uniqueness.
PinkMonkeyBird20 extraordinary microscopic photographs that peer beneath the surfaceverified_publisherMashable - Shannon ConnellanYou've never seen table salt look this good. You've never seen a snowflake, table salt, or the head of a tick this close up. The winners of the 47th Nikon Small World Photomicrography Competition have been announced, with the top prize awarded to the Baylor College of Medicine's Jason Kirk for his …
