Avatarbbjjallenflipped into Read 3StoryboardExpert Reveals New Proven Trick to Sober Up FastAvatarCurated byDaily DotFor as long as there has been alcohol, there have been people trying to find ways to quickly sober up. Well, this expert shared a new trick to get alcohol out of your system—and it's backed by science. This and more Trending News here.
AvatarThe US Sunflipped into US NewsAvatarAvatar14 hours agoBLACK ABYSS Moscow terrorists face Putin’s cannibal-filled Black Dolphin prison where inmates are hogtied & the only escape is DEATHThe US Sun - Aliki Kraterou, Senior Foreign News ReporterTHE TERRORISTS responsible for the Moscow massacre face being jailed in Russia's notorious Black Dolphin prison. The hellhole jail, dubbed the "island …
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AvatarSaperlipopetteflipped into Ça alors!StoryboardScientists Investigate Polar Vortex and Other Extreme Atmospheric PatternsAvatarCurated byLive ScienceThe polar vortex circling the Arctic is swirling in the wrong direction after surprise warming in the upper atmosphere triggered a major reversal event earlier this month. It is one of the most extreme atmospheric U-turns seen in recent memory.
AvatarStringersHubflipped into StringersHub Videos1 hour agoAlbert's Lyrebirds Dancing to Woo Their Mates in AustraliaStringersHubThis footage was filmed and produced 28 March 2024. In a mesmerizing display of courtship, the Albert’s Lyrebird of Australia has unveiled its intricate mating ritual, captivating scientists with its synchronized dance and song. Researchers, led by Fiona Backhouse, a postdoctoral researcher with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, have meticulously studied and quantitatively described this captivating behavior among lyrebirds in the wild. The courtship ritual begins with each male lyrebird selecting a stage of entangled vines, resembling a natural theater, as the setting for its performance. Gripping the vines with their feet, the males embark on a choreographed dance, swaying and bouncing in harmony with the beat of their striking song. As they move, the entire tangled mass of plant growth also sways, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. The lyrebirds combine their movements with two distinct types of songs: the "loud gronking" and the "rhythmic gronking." Analysis reveals that the footwork of the lyrebirds is precisely synchronized with the rhythmic gronking song, showcasing the remarkable coordination and precision of their courtship display. Furthermore, the lyrebird's tail is flipped dramatically over its head during the performance, adding to the spectacle of the mating ritual. Remote cameras placed among five populations of Albert’s Lyrebirds captured this behavior during breeding seasons from May 2018 to August 2019. What surprised researchers most was the consistency of the vine-shaking behavior across all individuals and populations of lyrebirds. This species-wide trait suggests a deep-rooted significance in their courtship ritual.
AvatarSashi flipped into READ .... AND KNOWAvatarAvatar19 hours agoSquare waves are so dangerous you should get out of the sea immediatelyUNILADWhile incredibly fascinating, square waves can actually spark disaster if you aren’t careful. For anyone who has lived by a vast body of water, you …
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AvatarNewsNationflipped into NewsNationAvatarAvatar17 hours agoDon’t touch! These fuzzy bugs are taking over FloridaNewsNation - Rachel TuckerTAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) – Springtime ushers in an influx of an infamous Florida pest. They appear to be everywhere, but be careful not to touch them. It’s …
AvatarFlipboard Canadaflipped into ScienceFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo19 hours agoAncient DNA reveals intriguing details about a sixth century Chinese emperorctvnews.ca - CNN nullAncient DNA recovered from the remains of a sixth century Chinese emperor who ruled during the country’s dark ages has shed some light on what the …