246: Australian Drift246: Australian Drift
We know continents shift around like furniture in a room. But can you believe that Australia is on the planet’s fastest moving tectonic plate and
We know continents shift around like furniture in a room. But can you believe that Australia is on the planet’s fastest moving tectonic plate and
Often when we talk about historical corset wearing, the first thing we think of is the patriarchy. Because corsets are objects of waist cinching oppression
Happy 2023!!! We’re starting the year with an episode to satisfy your inner 12 year old! Pop some popcorn and join us in exploring the
Just like sea horse dads, some poison dart frog dads take a hand in helping to raise their children. We talk about a Stanford University
It sounds like impossibly futuristic sci-fi but, a machine learning algorithm and videos of bat behavior were used to partially decode the language of Egyptian
Also known as devil squid because of the bright red color they sometimes display: Humboldt squid have on occasion attacked divers. But mostly they hunt
Let’s talk about people who look remarkably similar. For example: Bryan Cranston and Mr. Kerr (Don’t tell Chas we’re matching him up with Breaking Bad’s
In 1964 researchers discovered the sharp beaked ground finch aka the vampire finch. FOR REAL!!! These finches have adapted to long hot dry seasons by
Trace here: I’ve got one arm trapped under a grumpy old-man-cat named Jack. Jack does not care about science or glowing glass or the fact
Look grammar police, it’s octopuses and we don’t have to like it, BUT you are going to love learning that just like humans, octopuses do