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Oh Christ, now we're going to have to hear about "gain of function" research again.
Oh Christ, now we're going to have to hear about "gain of function" research again.
Photo of cargo ship run aground in a Norwegian fjord.
Photo of same ship from this guy's yard.
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‘It was so unreal’: Norwegian man wakes to cargo ship in his garden
A 135-metre container vessel ran aground in Byneset, near Trondheim, narrowly missing a housewww.theguardian.com
It is. Not everyone has a huge cargo ship in their yard.Photo of cargo ship run aground in a Norwegian fjord.
Photo of same ship from this guy's yard.
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‘It was so unreal’: Norwegian man wakes to cargo ship in his garden
A 135-metre container vessel ran aground in Byneset, near Trondheim, narrowly missing a housewww.theguardian.com
that's a crazy photo.
Photo of cargo ship run aground in a Norwegian fjord.
Photo of same ship from this guy's yard.
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‘It was so unreal’: Norwegian man wakes to cargo ship in his garden
A 135-metre container vessel ran aground in Byneset, near Trondheim, narrowly missing a housewww.theguardian.com
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Could Giant Robotic Centipedes Revolutionize Farming?
Ground Control Robotics is revolutionizing agriculture with bioinspired centipede robots! These wiggly wonders tackle complex terrains, offering a cost-effective solution for weed control in vineyards and blueberry fields. Could this be the future of farming? #roboticsspectrum.ieee.org
A massive loggerhead sea turtle hit by a boat off Florida’s Atlantic coast arrived at a turtle hospital needing medical care, but at 302 pounds (137 kilograms), Pennywise was too large to fit their equipment.So the veterinary team at the Loggerhead Marinelife Center in Juno Beach took her to nearby Jupiter Medical Center, hoping she could get a CT scan on a human machine. She was too big for that, as well.They quickly came up with another plan: taking Pennywise to Palm Beach Equine Clinic in Wellington, where the scan was performed on equipment designed for horses. “And, luckily, the horse-sized machine was big enough to fit this lady through,” Heather Barron, the chief science officer and veterinarian at Loggerhead, told The Associated Press. Turns out, they also got a nice surprise: Images showed that Pennywise is carrying eggs.
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Capuchin Monkeys Caught on Camera 'Abducting' Baby Howler Monkeys in a Strange Tradition Seen for the First Time
Scientists on Panama's Jicarón Island were mystified by photos and videos of young male capuchins carrying howler monkeys on their backs for days at a timewww.smithsonianmag.com
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Plants can hear tiny wing flaps of pollinators
Colorful snapdragons can respond accordingly when bees are buzzing nearby.www.popsci.com
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Plants can hear tiny wing flaps of pollinators
Colorful snapdragons can respond accordingly when bees are buzzing nearby.www.popsci.com
What is less clear is whether the plant acoustics can influence the insect’s behavior. For example, can sounds made by plants draw in a suitable pollinator.
A massive truck explosion was caught on a home security camera in Addison, Illinois over the weekend. In the footage, you can see a box truck traveling down a residential street on Saturday when it suddenly explodes, sending debris everywhere. The Addison Police Department said the incident occurred around 8:40 am and the damage was apparently so severe that they misidentified the vehicle as a flatbed truck. The department later posted an update saying the explosion was investigated by the ATF and DuPage County Bomb Squad, which determined the blast was an accident that was caused by a leaking propane tank. Authorities added the explosion damaged a few homes and the driver only received minor injuries.
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Results: An immature Cooper’s hawk was observed hunting birds near a road intersection using queues of cars waiting for green light as cover. The queues grew sufficiently long only when pedestrian crossing regime was activated at the streetlight. The hawk apparently learned to prepare for attack when sound signals indicated the activation of pedestrian crossing regime.
Discussion: The observed behavior required having a mental map of the area and understanding the connection between the sound signals and the change in traffic pattern – a remarkable intellectual feat for a young bird that likely had just moved into the city. Such level of understanding and use of human traffic patterns by a wild animal has never been reported before.
I wonder how loud those things are? It's hard to tell with all the music in the videos. The second video shows the weeds below the bike blowing around like crazy; seems like there might be some noise involved.
In the heart of Manhattan, four stories below ground, the iconic Eleven Madison skyscraper is being air-conditioned using ice. "There's about 500,000 pounds of ice created every night," said Holly Paeper, president of Trane Technologies Commercial HVAC Americas business, the company responsible for installing the system it calls an ice battery. "And to put that into context, think about three city buses full of ice cubes." The ice battery system freezes water at night when the cost of electricity is low. Then, during the day, when the price is high, the building is cooled with the previous night's ice instead of using expensive electricity. Trane says that this system can lower cooling costs by up to 40%.