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Thu October 15, 2020
		First genome from a sabretooth cat. Oooh, ahhh, that's how it always starts. Then later there's running and um, screaming source: gizmodo.com \| share:	12

Wed October 14, 2020
		A strain that affects pigs could jump to people. Even the virus knows 'low and slow is the way to go' source: eurekalert.org \| share:	10

Tue October 13, 2020
		Soon SpongeBob will be skinny dipping source: eurekalert.org \| share:	2
		Europe's efforts to control the invasion of the American signal crayfish are mudbuggered source: eurekalert.org \| share:	5

Mon October 12, 2020
		Be made out of tuna? source: nypost.com \| share:	5
		So, how is America's totally 100% safe re-opening of schools going? School officials: crickets CDC: crickets Watchdog groups: crickets News media: Uhhh... here's an article about how nobody knows? source: cnn.com \| share:	119
		Men that can go DEEP are more likely to cheat. Well that should be obvious source: news.sky.com \| share:	90

Sun October 11, 2020
		Neck gaiters are back on the menu, boys source: nypost.com \| share:	101

Fri October 09, 2020
		Porn industry jumps onto hot new VR tech in 3....2....1 (possible nsfw content on page) source: dailystar.co.uk \| share:	21

Wed October 07, 2020
		Total billionaire wealth surges to record high of $10,200,000,000,000 (that's $10.2 trillion) during the coronavirus crisis. Good luck getting your $1200 "stimulus" source: cnbc.com \| share:	33

Tue October 06, 2020
		The GOP with a lot of help from the NRA, really knows how to bring Love and Happiness to its constituents in their strongholds of the South and the West source: theguardian.com \| share:	25
		"Eating beef raised on grain produced in the Amazon [AMZN +2.4%] is like coal-fuelled power plants-the worst thing you could possibly do" source: forbes.com \| share:	9

Mon October 05, 2020
		Twitter actually enforcing its Terms of Service against Trump would go a long way towards fighting misinformation online source: theverge.com \| share:	54
		Farkers REALLY are drinking more, not just Drew source: livescience.com \| share:	42

Sat October 03, 2020
		Shiat for brains source: upi.com \| share:	18

Fri October 02, 2020
		Not sure if cirrus source: phys.org \| share:	14
		Blue whales like to change their tune before they migrate. No word on if they prefer Sounds of Nature when doing so source: sciencenews.org \| share:	4
		Laundry lint can cause significant tissue damage within marine mussels so take them out of your dryer right now. They don't cook well while tumbling and those softener sheets make them taste like crap anyway source: phys.org \| share:	7
		Next up: SAVE THE FLATWORMS source: upi.com \| share:	4

Thu October 01, 2020
		By 2050 alien species will increase by 36% globally whether you want to believe or not source: phys.org \| share:	10

Wed September 30, 2020
		Using specialized front teeth, these snakes tear a hole in the bellies of large poisonous toads then insert their entire heads in the cavity to "pull out and eat the organs one by one, while the prey is still alive." D'AWW tab quivering in the corner source: gizmodo.com \| share:	15

Tue September 29, 2020
		As the world bangs its head on figuring out how to eliminate C02, the solution is so metal \m/ source: phys.org \| share:	16
		OK, but it's going to be a bit awkward with all these EMTs around source: foxnews.com \| share:	45
		One word: Plastics source: theguardian.com \| share:	29

Mon September 28, 2020
		New abdominal aortic aneurysm genes identified; tickering timebombs to be notified source: eurekalert.org \| share:	6
		Imposter Syndrome has declined since the Quarantine had people working from home as there's no way your toddler is gunning for that promotion and sabotaging your TPS reports--right? source: metro.co.uk \| share:	16

Sun September 27, 2020
		For years scientists wondered how white blood cells move so quickly through your bloodstream. Well they paddle, obviously source: sciencemag.org \| share:	9

Fri September 25, 2020
		Fish eggs, fish eggs / Roly poly fish eggs / Fish eggs, fish eggs / Through a duck run source: scientificamerican.com \| share:	4

Thu September 24, 2020
		Do these cognitive enhancement pills I've been taking make me any smarter? Maybe I should buy them again and see if I'm able to answer that question source: statnews.com \| share:	16

Wed September 23, 2020
		Some people are ill with the virus, but everyone's in need of psychological first-aid source: washingtonpost.com \| share:	30
		New research suggests animals begin to lose their fear of predators once they start encountering humans on a regular basis. THE FOOLS source: upi.com \| share:	4

Tue September 22, 2020
		New research says avocados can be cryogenically frozen and taken to Mars, where they will last for about 57 minutes before becoming black and overripe source: foodandwine.com \| share:	20
		"One boulder could be just a coincidence, but we found several of them, which cannot be a lucky event" source: space.com \| share:	6

Mon September 21, 2020
		The emissions of the world's wealthiest 1% is twice that of poorest 50%. Must be that rich diet source: phys.org \| share:	29
		Your nose's response to odors more than just a simple sum of its parts. It too must pick and choose source: medicalxpress.com \| share:	2

Fri September 18, 2020
		Turns out the TARP was a TRAP all along source: phys.org \| share:	35
		If all those mosquitos don't suck you dry, they'll give you a stroke. Mosquitos suck source: medicalxpress.com \| share:	3

Thu September 17, 2020
		Consumers value difficult decisions over easy choices says a paper that apparently ignored Walmart, Dollar stores, and Amazon's One Touch buttons source: eurekalert.org \| share:	22
		Apparently we've been getting it wrong thinking all Vikings were blond-haired, Scandinavian warriors. New research suggests otherwise source: 9news.com.au \| share:	32

Tue September 15, 2020
		The dreaded heartbreak of psoriasis may help your ticker source: medicalxpress.com \| share:	5
		Scientists now believe volcanoes have a kind of life and death 'memory,' besides knowing the faces of every human that has been thrown into them source: 9news.com.au \| share:	2

Mon September 14, 2020
		The Arctic is transitioning to a new climate state, most likely Delaware source: phys.org \| share:	3
		BREAKING: 2 major Antarctic ice sheets source: msn.com \| share:	142

Thu September 10, 2020
		Live close to a 3M facility? Good luck reproducing source: startribune.com \| share:	41

Fri September 04, 2020
		Older male elephants play important role in herd education, culture. Now get the fark off of their savannah source: bbc.com \| share:	10
		Here's another article suggesting cooking your meat via high-heat caramelization methods (BBQ, etc.) is bad for you, and is WRONG WRONG WRONG source: eurekalert.org \| share:	44

Thu September 03, 2020
		Some say the moon is rusty and it's all the Earth's fault. Others disagree, saying it just needs to get out and practice more source: phys.org \| share:	8
		Do you have a grasp on your odds for the 'beetus? source: medicalxpress.com \| share:	6
		Under the latest projections Australia is likely to experience up to 35% more droughts and heatwaves due to El Niños, which is Spanish for "The Niños" source: phys.org \| share:	9

Wed September 02, 2020
		For some reason Americans ate less meat from the coronavirus infested slaughterhouses during the pandemic source: nypost.com \| share:	25

Tue September 01, 2020
		So how do you weigh a dinosaur? When you think about it, it's a pretty massive challenge source: theconversation.com \| share:	9
		New electronic skin can react to pain like human skin. Sarah Connor searches for a new safe word source: eurekalert.org \| share:	15

Fri August 28, 2020
		A new type of brain test could help choose the best treatment for your OCD, onetwothreefour, spin spin, touch nose fourthreetwoone source: eurekalert.org \| share:	5

Thu August 27, 2020
		Vitamin C could help people over 50 retain muscle mass. The vodka's just a happy, delightful bonus source: medicalxpress.com \| share:	6

Wed August 26, 2020
		A) Find more water. Duh source: eurekalert.org \| share:	14

Tue August 25, 2020
		Chemical death screams of bacteria help invading swarm survive antibiotics. Subby calls dibs on Chemical Death Screams as his new band name (possible nsfw content on page) source: dailystar.co.uk \| share:	4
		In case you were wondering whether our government would ever again move toward full throated support of the Temperance Movement, the "official" guidance on how many drinks a "moderate" man should have a day is about to be lowered from 2 to 1 source: washingtonpost.com \| share:	137

Sat August 22, 2020
		Scientists find a fossil of a 5-meter aquatic reptile that swallowed a 4-meter aquatic reptile source: gizmodo.com \| share:	14

Fri August 21, 2020
		Killing me softly with his song source: theguardian.com \| share:	14

Wed August 19, 2020
		You thought our sun wasn't binary. They was binary source: gizmodo.com \| share:	26

Mon August 17, 2020
		🔥 🤭 💪 source: studyfinds.org \| share:	39
		Facebook algorithm 'actively promoting' Holocaust denial, according to new research. I DID see this coming source: news.sky.com \| share:	18

Fri August 14, 2020
		You can relax, we're getting closer to having bomb-sniffing cyborg locusts source: techxplore.com \| share:	7

Wed August 12, 2020
		Y chromosomes gain an advantage over X chromosomes when old men nail young women, which actually explains a lot source: phys.org \| share:	1
		More good news - real estate will crash as there are not enough Gen Ys and Zs to buy Boomer homes source: news.arizona.edu \| share:	62

Tue August 11, 2020
		Scientists have successfully developed a pocket-sized particle accelerator. Don't cross the beams source: phys.org \| share:	14

Fri August 07, 2020
		NASA says we all live in a giant bubble shaped like a 'deflated croissant'. Looks like a bunch of very deformed bananas caught in some yarn to me source: news.sky.com \| share:	9
		Article source: phys.org \| share:	14

Tue August 04, 2020
		Lockdown study reports surge in health anxieties, days spent at home ending in "Y" source: eurekalert.org \| share:	4
		Paleontologists claiming to have found the world's smallest dinosaur in amber are skull-farked source: upi.com \| share:	8

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