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Grad Student’s Small Side Project Blossoms Into Year-Long Nightmare

November 6, 2019 Lexa Graham

Biology

Galápagos Residents Growing Concerned Over “Troublesome” Relationship Between 144-Year-Old Tortoise and Supple Young 96-Year-Old Tortoise

October 22, 2019 Dana Pearce

Biology

World’s Loneliest Whale Has Been Swimming Alone For Decades Because It Won’t Stop Talking About Intermittent Fasting

October 16, 2019 Mark Shyzer

Biology

Exhausted Ecologists Announce New Policy Of Only Saving Species That Spark Joy

October 10, 2019 Lexa Graham

Biology

Teen Caught In Radioactive Spill Wakes Up With Super Ability To Have A Bunch Of Cancer

October 8, 2019 Marc Hallworth

“The next day, I felt a tingling in my fingers, and immediately could tell that something was different,” explained Elliot. “I thought I had developed telekinesis, but after some tests, the doctor confirmed it was the most severe anemia she’d ever seen.”

Biology

Gene Responsible For Cowardice Discovered Trembling At Side Of Petri Dish

October 1, 2019 Don Plattner

Biology

World’s Largest Dove, Thought To Be Extinct For 100 Years, Rediscovered In – No Wait, That’s Just A Plastic Bag

September 27, 2019 James Island

Biology

Genetics Lab That Created The Platypus Wondering How Long Until They’re Caught

September 4, 2019 Rob Ito

Despite the general public’s acceptance that the egg-laying mammalian monstrosity evolved naturally, the group fears their discovery may be inevitable.

Biology

Broke Student’s Hunger Pangs Register 6.9 On the Richter Scale

September 1, 2019 Marc Hallworth

Biology

Microbiologist’s Presentation On E. Coli Increasingly Devolving Into A PowerPoint On How Cute Bacteria Are

August 28, 2019 Allison Gasparini

She began by giving everyone a discount code for her “Googl-E. coli” dolls, which were just pom-poms with googly eyes”

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