Friday, March 15, 2019
Stiletto Snake
As if snakes weren't creepy enough, scientists have now discovered a new species of snake called the Branch's Stiletto Snake which can strike and attack sideways by using a fang protruding from the side of its mouth. This also poses a danger to humans as the typical way of handling snakes by grabbing them behind their heads doesn't work since they can twist and strike to the side. Check out more details here.
Tuesday, March 12, 2019
Case of the Missing Anus
Scientists have discovered a jellyfish that has an anus that is transient. That's right, it only appears when the jellyfish needs to rid itself of excrement and then it disappears. The anus can appear whereever the internal gut touches the outer epidermis. Fascinating! Read more.
A Shape that Blocks All Sound
Scientists have created a 3D printed shape that blocks, by returning the sound waves to their source, 94% of the sound waves created. This new shape could have tremendous use on engines, HVAC systems, cubicles and more. Shape your mind by reading here.
Saturday, March 2, 2019
Dinnerplate-Sized Tarantula Drags Opossum for Dinner
A dinnerplate-sized tarantula in the Amazon rainforest was seen dragging an opossum across the forest floor for a snack. The video is quite amazing, yet terrifying. Check it out!
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