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    curiosities Skulls for $600, ribs for $35: Florida boutique busted for selling human bones Allan Rose Hill
  • bones Man's incredible cough broke his body's strongest bone Allan Rose Hill
  • halloween Anthropologist finds real human skull in Florida thrift store's Halloween section David Pescovitz
  • delightful finds Dog playing fetch in the park retrieves sex toy Carla Sinclair
  • shopping Jon Pichaya Ferry pays his rent by selling human bones Popkin
  • tv He's dead, Jim. He's dead, Jim. He's dead, Jim. He's dead, Jim. etc. David Pescovitz
  • 3d printing Scientists have found a potential new method for 3D printing bones directly inside of human bodies Thom Dunn
  • skulls The U.S. has a lot of laws around the possession and ownership of human skulls Thom Dunn
  • Science Check out this massive dinosaur femur just found in France David Pescovitz
  • History Archaeologist dug up a 500-year-old skeleton wearing boots David Pescovitz
  • happy mutants Skulls and bones with magnifying-glass-burned "tattoos" Cory Doctorow
  • aviation Study: Bones found on Pacific island in 1940 are likely Amelia Earhart's Rob Beschizza
  • Science How to win the wishbone wish David Pescovitz
  • Science Watch these busy beetles devour delicious flesh David Pescovitz
  • art Excellent ink-on-flesh drawing of hand bones David Pescovitz
  • History No rest for Richard III's bones Rob Beschizza
  • fashion Nike's X-ray tights David Pescovitz
  • dinosaurs Tyrannosaurus bones seized Rob Beschizza
  • Science Building a better spaceuit Maggie Koerth
  • Science 3-D printer makes scaffolding for growing bones Maggie Koerth
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