Avatarsean gamezflipped into Oh WowCulture Watch squirrels battle an epic bird feeder obstacle course Mashable - Alison ForemanFrom the guy who brought you package thief glitter bombs comes American Ninja Squirrel. On Sunday, former NASA engineer-turned-YouTuber Mark Rober shared the spoils of his quarantine time-killing with
Mashableflipped into Mashable's Top NewsCulture Bet you're not as frustrated as this cat trying to drink water from a dispenser Mashable - Alison ForemanYou may be stuck at home this holiday weekend, but we bet you're not as frustrated as this cat who just wants a drink of water. Two-year-old Milo recently figured out how to work his family's water dispenser.
Liberal View One million species may go extinct, and one nation may be the cause dailykos.com - Mark Sumner for Daily Kos The millions of other species on this planet would surely appreciate a decrease in the smoke in their air, toxins in their soil, and microplastics …
socialcurrentsee.com® flipped into COVID19✅®Nature I was a die-hard New Yorker who never imagined leaving the city. After COVID-19, I'm dying to leave and never return. Business Insider - Chloé Jo DavisMy grandfather fled to NYC after a grand escape from the Nazis via Belgium with a few diamonds sewn in his pockets, and a dream of freedom. Forty-three years later, I have a son named Freedom, and a dream
Daily Mailflipped into Top StoriesAnimal Behavior Polar bear plays with zoo worker dailymail.co.uk - By Jordan King For Mailonline A polar bear and a zoo worker put on an adorable playing routine through the glass of the animal's new aquatic enclosure. The unlikely friends play …
The Washington Postflipped into HealthScience Keeping tabs on neighborhood wildlife may hook you on all the action The Washington Post - Julian AveryAs a wildlife ecologist, I’ve learned to pay attention to patterns that show me what the animals outside my window are up to, and I usually know which individuals are my regulars. Whether you’re spying
Vivian Narvaezflipped into H.U.M.A.NBooks How Animals Communicate Gizmodo - Alicia Eler Humans and other animals are quite alike—we all just speak different languages. For humans, it’s about the spoken word. With animals, the language …
InspireMoreflipped into InspireMore DailyplayScience 3 Penguins Head To Local Museum For “Morning Of Fine Art And Culture.” inspiremore.com - Beverly L. Jenkins Humans aren’t the only ones experiencing cabin fever during the novel coronavirus pandemic.The Kansas City Zoo in Missouri has been closed to the …
AvatarBruce Roachflipped into GeldrickScience Species better track climate warming in the oceans than on land nature.com - Jonathan Lenoir, Romain Bertrand, Lise Comte, Luana Bourgeaud, Tarek Hattab, Jérôme Murienne, Gaël Grenouillet There is mounting evidence of species redistribution as climate warms. Yet, our knowledge of the coupling between species range shifts and isotherm …
The Guardianflipped into Top StoriesScience Cummings' actions show government cannot be trusted, says adviser The Guardian - Sarah BoseleyA leading scientist from the government’s official advisory body has said there is a “vacuum in the heart of government” following Dominic Cummings’ press conference on breaking lockdown, and that “we
AvatarIncognitoflipped into My Dogs My Loves My LifeDogs Do Dogs Get Headaches? mentalfloss.com - BY Jake Rossen Like babies, dogs can be hard to read in the medical ailment department. Are they listless because they’re tired, or because they’re sick? What’s …
Independent Mediaflipped into Pretoria NewsIcon version of the Flipboard logoNature Dinokeng Game Reserve falls prey to poachers; lockdown cash crunch iol.co.za - James Mahlokwane Pretoria - Dinokeng Game Reserve is under an increased threat of poaching and financial distress during the lockdown. Chairperson of the Tshwane …
SHANETHEFORTEANflipped into These Are A Few Of Our Favorite ThingsPets Hope for Scotland's wildcats heraldscotland.com - John-Paul Holden The "Highland Tiger" can grow twice as large as a household tabby and, with powerful, angular jaws made for crunching prey, is typically much more …
HuffPostflipped into News & PoliticsEnvironment CDC Warns Of 'Aggressive Rodent Behavior' As Lockdown Eases HuffPost - Ron DickerA food shortage during the coronavirus pandemic has made vermin even scarier as restaurants and bars begin to reopen. Rats! Restaurants that closed or scaled back during the coronavirus pandemic have up
Avatarflbd216n3j0iiu4flipped into Perm USSRAnimals ‘Hitler’s alligator’ dies aged 84 metro.co.uk - Emma Brazell An alligator rumoured to have once belonged to Adolf Hitler has passed away aged 84. Saturn, who was wrongly believed to be in the Nazi leader’s …
Avatarflbd216n3j0iiu4flipped into Project Chimps SanctyaryScience Voting open for 'New Big 5' photography project getaway.co.za The New Big 5 project is an international initiative to create a ‘new’ Big 5 (#NewBig5) of wildlife: the Big 5 of photography, not hunting. Shooting …
The Globe and Mailflipped into EntertainmentCelebrity Gossip Labor of Love: The most fun, trashiest of trashy summer TV The Globe and Mail - John DoyleWe know this because Dwayne Johnson has been all over the place in shouty commercials announcing the return of something called The Titan Games. And on another channel, people playing competitive tag been
Science KU researchers examine how human behavior affects COVID-19 spread kshb.com - www.kshb.com KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Researchers from the University of Kansas are developing a series of mathematical models to evaluate disease-control measures …
Radio Timesflipped into The latest TV newsEntertainment (UK) How Eastenders' Ben Mitchell is setting new standards for deaf representation radiotimes.com - Radio Times Staff How Eastenders’ Ben Mitchell is setting new standards for deaf representation Eastenders worked with the National Deaf Children's Society to ensure an …
Daily Kosflipped into Daily Kos TrendingEmotions Death and consequences dailykos.com - Jon Sitzman This post discusses religion. No disrespect to any reader is intended. There is also mention of suicide and self-harm. Trigger warning. It is not …
News Huge feral cat catches goanna in Australian desert nzherald.co.nz - NZ Herald A huge feral cat has been spotted in Australia's Simpson Desert carrying a sand goanna it had just killed. Researcher Emma Spencer posted an image of …
Culture Decantedflipped into ENVIRONMENT, NATURE & SCIENCE TRENDS :: CULTURE DECANTEDScience The mossy frog is the sweetest thing australiangeographic.com.au - By Bec Crew Becky Crew is a Sydney-based science communicator with a love for weird and wonderful animals. From strange behaviours and special adaptations to …
Avatarjhaflipped into Sartorial GrimoireScience Human behaviour during COVID-19 pandemic ‘deeply irrational’, says Contagion director indianexpress.com - PTI Contagion director Steven Soderberg said he found it "fascinating" how the world and its leaders have dealt with pandemic. Steven Soderberg may have …
AvatarAlberto Paolucciflipped into Psych!Consciousness Remote, brain region–specific control of choice behavior with ultrasonic waves sciencemag.org The ability to modulate neural activity in specific brain circuits remotely and systematically could revolutionize studies of brain function and …
Keithflipped into Notice MagazineplayScience Zoos and aquariums are letting their animals go on adventures during the shutdown. But should they? Popular Science - Sara Kiley WatsonSloths hanging with dolphins, penguins chilling with whales—for the right individual, reality can be as cute as the photos. What do you get when a tegu lizard, a penguin, and a sloth walk into an aquarium?
Animal Behavior Viper uses zig and zag to bamboozle predators cosmosmagazine.com - CosmosCurated content from the editorial staff at Cosmos Magazine. The European viper (genus Vipera) is designed to deceive, it seems. New research from Finland suggests that the characteristic zig-zag pattern on its …
The National Interestflipped into The National InterestScience Coronavirus: Why Don't Bats Get Sick? nationalinterest.org - Livia O. Loureiro Bats have a high tolerance to viruses, which exceeds that of other mammals.One of the first questions scientists ask when a new disease appears is, …
Dino Parrisflipped into das Wesentliche für MännerCulture Why We're So Obsessed with 'Wild' Food, Even in Un-Wild Places Outside Magazine - Philip KieferThe rarity of foraged food is a distinctly modern phenomenon and one that’s led to strange distortions in the way we eat. These days, foods like wild-caught salmon, fiddleheads, or truffles are considered
Euronewsflipped into Euronews LivingHealth Why destroying the planet is bad for our health and what we can do about it Euronews Living - euronewsSince the pandemic began, pollution levels have dropped, animals are returning to areas they had previously abandoned and more people have taken to travelling on foot and by bicycle. Although short-lived,
Science a16z Podcast: Don't Call it a Brain in a Dish! - Andreessen Horowitz a16z.com - Sergiu Pasca Our understanding of the human brain and its disorders has always been limited by our lack of access to living, human, developing brain tissue. For …
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