Biology Jawless, Parasitic Fish Joins The Cast Of The View August 27, 2019 Darren Springer “we at The View pride ourselves on the diversity of the voices featured on our program”
Astronomy Paleobiologists Confirm Primordial Soup Could Have Used A Bit More Garlic August 15, 2019 Vicky Richards
Biology Fossil Records Show That Birds Have Been Skipping Leg Day For Millions Of Years July 21, 2019 Leonard Chan “They definitely worked on their upper bodies, but their legs are like a bundle of pine needles.”
Biology Scientist Collecting Mosquito Urine Insists It’s Totally For Science and Definitely Not a Fetish Thing July 21, 2019 Leonard Chan He insists that his interest is purely professional
Biology Study Of City Pigeons Confirms Breadcrumbs Taste Better From The Street July 14, 2019 Michelle Zhitomirsky
Biology Rabbit In Cosmetics Testing Control Group Sick Of Getting Told She Looks “Tired” Today July 7, 2019 George Burgess “I slept fine. I wish everyone would stop asking”
Biology Op-Ed: Please Let Me Live Vicariously Through Your Perfect Data June 22, 2019 Fragnance Conchord Just a quick hit of your graph’s flawless curves will allow me to survive another year of statistical insignificance!
Biology Alcoholic Goldfish Drinks To Forget Harrowing Last Four Seconds June 20, 2019 James Island “Trust me, you don’t need to remember more than four seconds back to figure out that existence is suffering”
Biology Neanderthals Who Mated With Humans Less Than 40,000 Years Ago Really Hated Being Called “Exotic” June 4, 2019 James Island Early humans would commonly call their Neanderthal sexual partners “exotic,” apparently believing that was somehow an okay thing to say.