In Which We Stave Off Age Related Cognitive And Memory Decline
Thursday, March 4, 2010 at 5:20AM 
Science Corner: Cosmic Bats & Dino Dogs
by MOLLY LAMBERT
Scientific terminology is getting hella rad!
DNA from a polar bear jawbone has revealed the Arctic species first originated about 150,000 years ago. It has been known that polar bears evolved from brown bears, but until now, it wasn't clear when this happened.
People dress pets up like people because they are control freaks.
Common weedkiller turns male frogs into females.
Cosmic Bat: Island of Stars in the making on the outskirts of Orion
LOL missing link between humans and primates actually between lemurs and lorises
Space exploration with manned shuttles is more or less over ya'll
Was dog a dinosaur? A four-legged animal about the size of a large dog with a long tail is now the oldest known relative of dinosaurs
Throughout time modern man has been mostly monogamous. So much for all those shitty misogynist evolutionary biology theories! We already debunked those last year.
great name for my instrumental post-rock band: Seals Sleep As They Sink In The Sea
Queen Ant Will Sacrifice Colony To Retain Throne
Even Spineless Animals Feel Pain
Giant Snake Ate Baby Dinosaurs
Darkness Begets Dishonesty: Dim lights can make it seem as if no one is watching, triggering moral transgressions in many people.
Lopsided Stellar Disks Help Black Holes Guzzle Gas
Octopus imitates flounder in the Atlantic
Sea Squirt offers hope for Alzheimer's disease
Mental activity could stave off age related cognitive and memory decline
Molly Lambert is the managing editor of This Recording. She tumbls and twitters.