Pandas finally mate, a subsurface ocean on Pluto, and could fava beans be the new soy beans?
Bonobo mothers watch their sons mating, AI detects lung cancer, trees trying to keep up with carbon dioxide levels and the drug-laced contents of an ancient Shaman’s pouch.
SoT 121: No Ruttin’ Way!
- October 21, 2013
- Tagged as: bacteria, ballet, bees, fuel, genetic modification, mating, voice
Rutting stags and male larynges, diesel fumes and disappearing bees, why ballerinas can spin without being sick, and GM bacteria produces gasoline.
What does a peahen look for in a peacock? Dolphins may use names, but it’s sketchy. Scientists have implanted scary false memories into mice. And the thinnest, imperceptible technology.