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Does it look like black dots appear and disappear at the intersections of this grid? If you focus on any one intersection, you’ll see there are only white dots. This illusion, called the scintillating grid, is caused when your brain tries to make up for the 0.1 second pause it takes to translate light hitting your retina into an image. In effect, your brain is trying to predict the future -- but getting it slightly wrong.
https://www.sciencealert.com/some-people-can-actually-hear-silent-gifs-and-scientists-are-discovering-why
By now, you may have already seen some of the 'noisy GIFs' floating around the internet. They don't actually contain any sounds, but plenty
The existence of men has long puzzled scientists. Sexual reproduction is inefficient and costly, yet the majority of multicellular species opt for this method to keep their genes going. So why do men exist? Researchers from the University of East Anglia (UAE) believe they may have finally cracked it, suggesting that the evolutionary force known as ‘sexual selection’ plays a key role in improving population health and protecting us against extinction.
Although still an unfortunate necessity for the development of pharmaceuticals, animal testing within the cosmetics industry has thankfully witnessed a decline over the years. Following pressure from the public and animal rights groups, as well as an outright ban in the European Union and several other countries, various beauty product giants have announced they’ve stamped out the practice.
“…in this world, nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes,” quoted Benjamin Franklin in a letter to Jean-Baptiste Leroy in 1789. The great dispatcher will come for us all in time, but this doesn’t mean you can’t leave in unusual style.
Happy world turtle day! This adorable little guy seems to love getting his belly scrubbed - but why? Known as the plastron, the "belly" of a turtle, like the rest of their shells is made up of scutes - bony bony external plates. Scratching or rubbing helps them shed old scutes. They also have nerve ending that reach up to just under the carapace - so it's not just good for them, it feels good too!
Are you a Gene-ius? Take our genetics quiz to prove you’re not as dense as your heterochromatin!
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I present to you Owl Monkeys (My Current Research of Animal Behavior)
A Late Happy Father’s Day to Austin which is the one carrying the baby in this image. Owl Monkeys are known for being a close knit family and for having one of the best fathers!
Article of Best & Worst Fathers in Animals: http://alturl.com/7feve
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