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What do you think about getting some of these Pringles flavors to the US?



mothernaturenetwork:

Can drinking a glass of wine keep bedbugs away?
The insects created fewer eggs when they consumed blood with 200 proof ethanol in it compared to those who sipped alcohol-free blood.

So Drunks don’t get bug bites.



mothernaturenetwork:

Do ‘bath salts’ drive people crazy?
The unregulated ‘bath salts’ from overseas can cause the brain’s danger instinct to kick into overdrive, making the user see everything as a threat.


#GermanShepards are Awesome!

I have 2!!!


Open up the tube and sniff the contents. If it don’t smell, the DTT is off

My boss on ligation buffer viability.

Dude! #ThisIsScience!!!



You want steam fish? That’s $2000!


Skin cells turned into healthy heart muscle cells

ohyeahdevelopmentalbiology:

Scientist say they have managed to turn patients’ own skin cells into healthy heart muscle in the lab.

Ultimately they hope this stem cell therapy could be used to treat heart failure patients.

As the transplanted cells are from the individual patient this could avoid the problem of tissue rejection, they told the European Heart Journal.

Read more

European Heart Journal

Via Oh Yeah, Developmental Biology!


Holy crap!!! Waddah fuh is this thing?!! I want to say jelly fish, but I don’t think it is…

Why Is That Undulating Blob Of Flesh Inspecting My Oil Drill?

Every so often, the Internet astonishes. Things I wouldn’t, couldn’t, shouldn’t expect, sometimes happen. Take this, for example. On April 25, somewhere in the ocean off Great Britain, a remotely operated video camera mounted near a deep sea oil drill caught a glimpse — at first it was just a glimpse — of an astonishing looking sea creature. It was a green-gray blob of gelatinous muscle, covered with a finely mesh-like textured skin, no eyes, no tentacles, no front, no back. It moved constantly, floating up to the drill, then it backed off and disappeared. The camera operator tried to find it, and then, suddenly, out of the darkness, back it came. What was this thing? Read the story.

(Source: sunrec)


Via Sunshine Recorder


inarsvitae:

Trypanosomes, seen here in pink, are the causative agent of West African Sleeping Sickness. The tsetse fly pathogens are clearly visible between the red blood cells of human blood. Sleeping sickness triggers not only an increased need for sleep, but if untreated, can lead to death.

CREDIT - Nicole Ottawa, Oliver Meckes

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(Source: bilder-der-forschung.de)



Whomever he smacked probably deserved it!

tmz:

Will Smith smacks a kissy reporter. 

(Source: fuckthedoomed.com)


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