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People were getting inked long before we even had ink!
In a bout of positive news, people are very good at spotting happiness throughout their lives. Anger and fear, not so much.
Ugh, rude.
I'd describe most of my conversations as 'hostage situations'.
Walk like an Egyptian?
No skin? No problem!
Sorry, college freshmen.
In fact, it can produce some cannabinoids that are not naturally-occurring.
I do like cleaner seas.
Thrash we've thrown away years ago is killing ocean life as you're reading this.
"Poetic justice" comes to mind.
If nothing else, it's free entertainment!
How most of us feel in regards to our shape, well, that's not biology's concern.
Nothing like some sweet TLC to give you a nice start in life.
Make America small again, then!
They say modern life is the best but I won't be convinced till I have a pet fox myself.
Drink up!
"Extreme" things generally aren't very healthy.
You should probably try really hard to hold your breath around there, though.
No time like mealtime.
Do you think they drunkenly made embarrassing pots and regretted it the next day?
Caveburgers, anyone?
Sorry ladies.
Sometimes less really is more.
"They're OUR genes, tovarish plant" -- grasses.
The colonies work similarly to a brain, actually.
Man's best friend, indeed.
Give an orangutan a banana and you'll feed him for a day. Give him a stick and he'll poke bananas for a lifetime.
Surprise is the spice of life.
I can hardly beleaf it!
They really are an underappreciated invention -- it took a lot of work!
It's good to be good.
In news today: male beetles think poppy flowers are hot. Science!
They may be creepy crawlies, but we need them.
Your secrets are safe with you, but you're not safe with them.
They didn't lose the genes for limbs -- they're just blocked.
So, you know. Don't smoke.
It's probably because of all the people driving interstate to get high, then driving back already high, the researchers believe.
This puts us at great risk.
Fa-bu-lous!
Yay for creative science!
"Tools like CATCH will help us and others detect outbreaks earlier and generate more data on pathogens that can be shared with the wider scientific and medical research communities," the authors say.
I had a gut feeling they would.
It's not good news.
Not too much heat, though -- that destroys the soil!
The disciple teaching its teachers.
Most of them have to do with your belly -- but not all.
Graphene, more like gra-fine, right guys?
Which is to say, slowly!
"The reason we call it metallic wood is not just its density, which is about that of wood, but its cellular nature," says lead author James Pikul.
