A couple of webcomics for your Friday. The dolphins may have fooled Jason Goldman, but they don’t fool us. And was young Darwin a tool??? O NOES. . . . → Read More: TGIF: Fear the Dolphins (also Darwin)
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By Miriam Goldstein, on  November 19th, 2010  One comment  TGIF: Pictures & Movies  Comics, Darwin, dolphin behavior, dolphins That is all. . . . → Read More: Craig is a whiny beeotch because he’s not as popular as Kevin or as hawt as Holly
Win!!!! . . . → Read More: Kevin and Holly are Tools, This Will Teach Them To Be More Careful With Autotweeting
Microcosmos: Discovering the World Through Microscopic Images from 20 X to Over 22 Million X Magnification by Brandon Broll Microcosmos is a collection of unbelievable microscopic photography from the archives of The Science Photo Library assembled by science journalist Brandon Broll. In a visually fascinating whirlwind, Stoll guides us through an alien world of ultrastructure … . . . → Read More: Microcosmos: a Celebration of the Very Teensy
Some greats tips for scientists interacting with the press from Nature. Know your audience… Understanding this will help you to talk to them at the appropriate level of detail. The medium matters. The depth and type of question differ depending on whether the journalist is from radio, television, or an online or print publication. Deadline pressures … . . . → Read More: Some Guidelines for Scientists Interacting with the Press
If I was not a poor academic, o’ yes this would be mine. via Giant Pill Bug Isopod Stained Glass Panel by trilobiteglassworks. . . . → Read More: Giant Isopod Stained Glass Panel
By Kevin Zelnio, on November 16th, 2010 Leave a comment Fish, TGIF: Pictures & Movies Aggregation, Behavior, Fish School, Sardines, Schooling Hat tip to my brother. More info about this video at Treehugger. Make sure to turn on HD. . . . → Read More: Millions of Tiny Dancers
By Dr. M, on November 15th, 2010 One comment Cephalopods!, Expeditions, New Research, Seamount Cephalopod, Indian Ocean, Seamount, squid A new species of squid, 0.7 meteres (2.3ft) in length was discovered among the 7,000 samples from taken from seamounts in the southern Indian Ocean. The newly discovered squid is from the chiroteuthids characterized by long slender bodies and fantastic bioluminescence displays. . Via New large squid found in southern Indian Ocean and additional pictures from the Seamounts2009 … . . . → Read More: New squid found in Indian Ocean
By Dr. M, on November 15th, 2010 5 comments Conservation & Environment, Editor's Desk, Industry & Government, Mining, Oil Spills American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, BP, carbon dioxide, carbon emissions, carbon sequestration, clean energy, climate change, conservaton, deforestation, Democrat, emmissions, Endangered Species Act, Environmental Sciences, EPA, George Bush, green jobs, greenhouse emmissions, Joe Biden, National Parks, offshore drilling, Oil Spill, public land, Recovery Through Retrofit, Republican, smart grid, U.N., White House Obama’s Pledge on the Environment “We cannot afford more of the same timid politics when the future of our planet is at stake. Global warming is not a someday problem, it is now. We are already breaking records with the intensity of our storms, the number of forest fires, the periods of drought. By 2050 … . . . → Read More: From the Editor’s Desk: Obama and the Environment
By Dr Bik, on November 14th, 2010 3 comments Oil Spills BP, Deepwater Horizon, Gulf of Mexico, Oil Spill Since its Sunday (and many of you are probably lapsing into a post-brunch pancake-induced sugar coma), I am presenting another Sunday roundup of recent oil spill news to peruse at your leisure… There were warning flags about potentially faulty cement up to a month before the Macondo well blowout—Halliburton apparently did four tests on the … . . . → Read More: Your Sunday fix of recent oil spill news
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