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A neurobiologist noticed something strange whenever he tried to fish out electric eels in his lab using a net with a metal rim and handle. So he decided to roll up his sleeves and investigate.
Ken Catania of Vanderbilt University lets a small eel zap his arm as he holds a device he designed to measure the strength of the electric current. Here’s what he learned.
Copy - Paste foxes !
This is beautiful and heart breaking
My gay heart
I don’t think straight people even understand we have this fear
I ACCIDENTALLY PRINTED A VERY TINY VERSION OF MY ASSIGNMENT & IM GONNA HAND IT IN AS A JOKE
update on this post; my prof laughed so hard she cried and she’s going to show it to all of her teacher friends omg
When you’re building a zoo disaster plan, there’s one thing to keep in mind: Murphy’s law. Anything that could go wrong, will.
Just ask the flock of flamingos who weathered 1992’s Hurricane Andrew in a public restroom at Zoo Miami.
Or, you could ask the zoo personnel across the coast who’ve been running emergency drills since the start of hurricane season.
The Association of Zoos and Aquariums, which represents more than 230 animal care facilities in the U.S. and abroad, requires all of its members to practice an annual disaster preparedness drill to keep their accreditation. And many facilities review or update their protocols every year, including Zoo Miami, which is now buckling down as Hurricane Irma approaches Florida.
Flamingos In The Men’s Room: How Zoos And Aquariums Handle Hurricanes
Photo: Max Trujillo/Getty Images Caption: More than 50 Caribbean flamingos take shelter in a men’s room at the Miami Metrozoo (now Zoo Miami) on Sept. 25, 1998. Zookeepers rounded up the birds to protect them from the effects of Hurricane Georges.
Magnificent Photographs of Japan’s Summer Firework Festivals
Photographer Keisuke trekked to several shows around Japan this summer and captured the most eye-opening moments of these nighttime events.
Hillary Clinton’s final campaign for office ended in a shocking defeat. But she isn’t going quietly into the night.
“I think the country’s at risk, and I’m trying to sound the alarm so more people will at least pay attention,” Clinton told NPR.
That said, her career as a candidate is over.
“I’m done. I’m not running for office,” Clinton said. But for those, including Democrats, who would like her to just go away? “Well, they’re going to be disappointed,” she said.
“I’m not going anywhere. I have the experience, I have the insight, I have the scars that I think give me not only the right, but the responsibility to speak out,” Clinton said.
In her new campaign memoir, What Happened, and in interviews with Morning Edition’s Rachel Martin and NPR’s Tamara Keith, Clinton talks about her own failings, but she doesn’t hold back on calling out sexism in American politics and heaping criticism on President Trump.
Hillary Clinton Is ‘Done,’ But Not Going Away
Photos: Adrienne Grunwald for NPR
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Pharrell just disclosed the long awaited mystery 😫 Now we can all age as gracefully as him and Naomi
Coworker told this story today and there was a literal outpouring of love.
Representation matters
花樣年華 In The Mood For Love
my submission for the Love Unspoken zine!
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A camerashy little weasel!
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One morning, when JR awoke, an image lingered from his dreams: The wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, and above it a young kid peering curiously over.
A child just 1 year old, who has “no idea that’s a wall that divides people — he has no idea of the political context,” JR imagined. “What is he thinking?”
He had no answers to his question, but the question stayed with him — and eventually, the French street artist decided to give it form. This week, within days of the Trump administration’s decision to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program protecting 800,000 immigrants, JR erected a massive artwork towering dozens of feet above the existing wall.
As Boy Peers Curiously Over Border Wall, His Artist Asks: ‘What Is He Thinking?’
Photo: Courtesy of JR
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