Embroidery Artist “Paints” Colorful Landscape Scenes With Thread
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Embroidery Artist “Paints” Colorful Landscape Scenes With Thread
The ‘Infinite Monkey Theorem’ suggests that if monkeys were given typewriters, they would eventually produce the complete works of William Shakespeare. In 2003, researchers gave 6 macaques a keyboard for a month to test the theory. They bashed it with a rock, took a crap on it, and typed 5 pages of the letter ’s.’ Source
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Wild Brazilian dolphins have helped fisherman for over 160 years by signaling when to cast their nets to catch the most fish. Only some of the dolphins help out, and they speak in a different accent than the rest- even if they’re away from people. Scientists think they may be trying to distinguish themselves as ‘the ones who help humans’ so other dolphins will know which social group they belong to. Source Source 2 Source 3
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