Science Mobile game of the week: Specimen, A Game About Color Leigh Alexander

livers and spleens Anatomy-challenged surgeon in Florida allegedly removes wrong organ (again!) — his patient dies Carla Sinclair

Science Here's why bug sprays are no threat to the cockroaches invading your kitchen Allan Rose Hill

bigfoot Is that Yeti hair real? Maine's cryptozoology museum will make you wonder Popkin

Science Insect tourism is hot: 25 spots where bugs are the star attraction Popkin

Games Rare gold Nintendo cartridge expected to fetch a fortune at auction Rob Beschizza

water Watch a woman swim with a Megamouth shark Popkin

Science Visit the world's largest wax anatomical collection Popkin

water How an Angel shark's appearance changes when it yawns Popkin

Peculiar behavior Trump time-traveled to the 1950s and came back with this PSA on cognitive decline (video) Carla Sinclair

museums New museum of poop is wonderfully crappy Allan Rose Hill

squids Rare and magnificent deep-sea squid caught on camera (video) David Pescovitz

Delightful Creatures The sad, strange story of a taxidermied elephant Natalie Dressed

weirdness Meet your fellow mudlarks at this curiosity shop Bob Knetzger

unlicensed spas At least 3 women who got "vampire facials" in New Mexico were infected with H.I.V. Carla Sinclair

3-D scanned images OpenVertebrate is a massive database of 3-D scanned images of 13,000 (and counting!) vertebrate specimens Jennifer Sandlin

cabinets of curiosity Medical museum embroiled in brouhaha over bequeathed body parts David Pescovitz

paleontology Famed reptile fossil is actually rocks, paint, and random bones David Pescovitz

spiders This is the world's largest specimen of the world's most venomous spider David Pescovitz

astronomy Meteorite ownership: are space rocks in your yard really yours? Mark Frauenfelder