An Indonesian Autumn Adder. pic.twitter.com/UMdDhHwtEO
— Nature Photography (@NaturePH0T0S) May 4, 2017
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(Yes, this is random even by my recent standards.)
An Indonesian Autumn Adder. pic.twitter.com/UMdDhHwtEO
— Nature Photography (@NaturePH0T0S) May 4, 2017
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(Yes, this is random even by my recent standards.)
Hornet nest formed around a mask in a shed pic.twitter.com/k5tKuEzGsC
— Nature is Scary (@TheScaryNature) April 12, 2017
These lobsters slowly eat the jellyfish they ride on: https://t.co/FPySEZFF5O pic.twitter.com/GO5NUjxCFM
— Discover Magazine (@DiscoverMag) December 7, 2016
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Deleuze & Guattari called it.
Owl kills 70+ lemmings and made a nest from their carcasses pic.twitter.com/7HThR7c7Ht
— Nature is Scary (@TheScaryNature) September 27, 2016
A viral robbery-murder case:
In one of the most unexpected genetic thefts ever, a virus that infects bacteria appears to have stolen the gene coding for the poison of the black widow spiders. The virus, named WO, probably uses the gene to help it attack its targets. …
(That surely has to be a plausible guess.)
— ~ (@CristianViera) September 25, 2016
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A mouse-eye vision of Gnon.
This joke may appeal to scientists interested in animal sensory systems. pic.twitter.com/J24GQKWOOj
— Cliff Pickover (@pickover) September 9, 2016
At the risk of getting thrown out of China, I have to pass this on:
While I think pandas get more stick than necessary, this is pretty funny. pic.twitter.com/4i9JKmoYNi
— Peter Cooper (@PeteMRCooper) September 5, 2016