In this video, a ciliate dies to our edification. This is hardly a snuff film, however, as a ciliate is a microscopic protozoa about 150 micrometers long. And yet the departure of this loxodes magnus individual from the mortal coil has much to tell us about the chemical vicissitudes of existence.
Watch a ciliate die
Vestigial organs: hear a doctor explain every "useless" body part from head to toe
I enjoyed this fascinating video where a doctor explains our "useless" vestigial organs and other structures in our bodies. He explains why we have parts like wisdom teeth, an appendix,… READ THE REST
"Every single marine species that we've looked at so far is full of cocaine"
Alex Ford, UK Marine Biology professor at the University of Portsmouth, says that when the sewage treatment plant at Hampshire's Langstone Habor, on the southern coast of England, becomes overloaded,… READ THE REST
Iron Maiden is popular among biologists and taxonomists, so they just named a new lizard species after frontman Bruce Dickinson
A new species of wood lizard has been found in northeastern Peru, and the biologists involved in the discovery have named it after legendary heavy metal musician and Iron Maiden… READ THE REST
Look like a genius at work with Microsoft Visio 2021
TL;DR: Get Microsoft Visio Professional 2021 for just $19.97 (reg. $249) through September 29. Imagine being able to turn your complex ideas into clear, visual stories that anyone can understand—no need for endless… READ THE REST
Never give out your real number again
TL;DR: Get a lifetime Hushed virtual phone number for just $19.99 (reg. $150) with code SAVENOW and enjoy unlimited calls, texts, and privacy. These days, privacy is a hot commodity. Many out there… READ THE REST
Yeah, you'll get a pair of free Beats with this iPad!
TL;DR: You can get an iPad 9th Gen for less than $300 and get a free pair of Beats Flex headphones and an iPad case, screen protector, stylus, and charger! Who said… READ THE REST
