Behind matchmaking at the zoo [Life Lines]
By Dr. Dolittle I had no idea that matchmaking was this complex for zoo animals: World News Videos | US News Videos Read Full Article Here For more great articles: ScienceBlogs
Daily Archives: March 6, 2015
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If Comic Heroes and Villains Had Business Cards, They’d Look Like This
By Cheryl Eddy Some of these make more sense (“Peter Parker, Photographer, The Daily Bugle”) than others (would Natasha Romanoff really have the need for business cards?), but The Vocations of Heroes & Villains is nonetheless an art print that’s quite fun to look at. … Read Full Article Here For more great articles: io9
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This Is The Vintage Plane Harrison Ford Crashed
By Kelsey D. Atherton Yesterday, in a flash of silver and yellow, a relic from an old war crashed to earth. From the broken body of this vintage World War II trainer, Harrison Ford emerged onto… Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Popular Science
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Why Head Transplants Won’t Happen Anytime Soon
Although an Italian neurosurgeon recently boasted that he plans to conduct a human head transplant within two years, experts say this proposal is scientifically and ethically absurd. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: LiveScience.com
Landless Brazilians in GM eucalyptus protest
Members of a landless peasant group, some wielding sticks or knives, attacked a cellulose factory in a violent protest against its use of genetically engineered eucalyptus plants, video released by organizers showed. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Phys.org: Biotechnology News
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The Live Action Rats Of Nimh Movie Is Still Happening
By Meredith Woerner … Read Full Article Here For more great articles: io9
Fast from Fast Food: ‘Values of justice are faith values — they’re one in the same’ [The Pump Handle]
By Kim Krisberg In Boston, you’re never too far away from a Dunkin’ Donuts. In fact, the Massachusetts-based company inspires a fiery sense of loyalty in many Bostonians. It’s kind of hard to give up the city’s ubiquitous fast food staple, but Paul Drake is committed. “As somebody who’s pretty poor at fasting, it’s Read…
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Take A Moment To Marvel At These Unusually Intimate Owl Portraits
By Robbie Gonzalez It is notoriously difficult to photograph an owl. The stately birds tend to be close-taloned with their trust, requiring several months to become comfortable with even one human handler – a fact that explains both the rareness of intimate owl portraiture, and the magnificence of these shots by photographer Read Full Article…
Huge tomb of Celtic prince unearthed in France: ‘Exceptional’ 2,500-year-old burial chamber reveals stunning treasures
The grave, crammed with Greek and possibly Etruscan artefacts, was discovered in a business zone on the outskirts of Lavau in France’s Champagne region. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Sciencetech
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A The 3D-Printed Car Inspired By The Leaf Of A Plant
By Matthew de Paula German engineering firm EDAG took inspiration from the leaf of a plant for its 3D-printed Light Cocoon concept car, which debuts at the Geneva Motor Show. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Popular Science