"A pile of elephant dung can attract 4,000 beetles in 15 minutes." It's a fact that you never knew you'd want to know, but trust me, you totally do. This short video on how dung beetles save us from drowning in an ocean of animal shit is fascinating, short and fun.
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New York feeding rats tasty birth control
The tales of New York City's rats are legendary. NY Rats are big and smart, and they have lots of babies. The city has a rat czar and recently held a rat… READ THE REST
Deep sea video of weird sea creature walking around on its 13-foot "legs"
An underwater rover deployed by the Minderoo-UWA Deep-Sea Research Centre captured remarkable footage 3,300-meters down at the bottom of the Tonga Trench. It shows a rarely-seen bigfin squid (Magnapinna) "taking… READ THE REST
Academic fraud endemic in published research, from photoshopped blots to AI slop
Eliezer Masliah, a prominent neuroscientist and top NIH official steering billions in federal grant money, has "fallen under suspicion" of extensive academic fraud, writes Charles Piller at Science.org. The understated… READ THE REST
Your credit score is a dumpster fire? We'll bring marshmallows (and help)!
TL;DR: Save 84% on a CreditReady AI lifetime subscription that helps you improve your credit score. Ah, your first credit card. When the store clerk asked if you wanted to sign up to… READ THE REST
Want to be a better project manager than Michael Scott? Use this Microsoft app!
TL;DR: You'll never miss a project deadline when you have Microsoft Project 2021, now less than $20 for life through October 27! As much as we love how hilarious Michael Scott is, we… READ THE REST
Learn something new every time you watch TV with this documentary streaming platform!
TL;DR: Learn something every time you stream Curiosity Stream's exclusive, original documentaries and series, now $159.97 (reg. $399) through October 27! Remember when your mom told you that you couldn't learn anything from… READ THE REST
