Awesome Science

2022-05-01 21:00:03 check out the color shifting action on this golden tortoise beetle! The way light reflects off of fluid in the layers of its exoskeleton causes its gold appearance. When subjected to external stresses, or disturbed in any manner, the golden tortoise beetle has the ability to dry up its fluid, changing its color to a dark red.

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2022-05-01 20:00:21 Hello, we have created a channel especially for you!

Everything that you will not see in your usual life is collected here!

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2022-05-01 18:00:06 The black snake (or Pantherophis obsoletus) is a non-venomous species of Colubridae found in central North America. They live in a variety of habitats; some overlap each other. These snakes are excellent climbers and spend time in trees. They live in habitats ranging from a rocky hillside to flat farmland. Open / Comment

2022-05-01 17:00:02 A challenge for people with an IQ above 125

How many animals did you see in the picture? Open / Comment

2022-05-01 12:01:43 Beautiful queen bee hatching
Who is the most well-known member of a honey bee colony? The queen bee, of course. The most important individual in the hive, every part of colony life revolves around her. She can not live without the other members of the hive. But, a colony will not survive for long without her either. The honey bee queen is the mother of every bee in the hive. From egg-laying to colony communication, she fills a role that no other colony member can.

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2022-05-01 11:00:08 Task for people with an IQ above 120.

This task was used in an FBI interview.
The boy was found dead in his bath. Look closely at this picture and tell me what you see: is it murder or suicide?
Pay attention to every detail.

80% of users responded incorrectly! Open / Comment

2022-04-30 20:00:22 This is 'The Humanity Globe' - an awesome visualization showing the world according to population density. Its creator, Tyler Morgan-Wall, used data from the Gridded Population of the World collection (GPWv4) which models human population based on census reports, and the United Nation's World Population Prospects report.

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2022-04-30 17:00:04 This ciliate is called Blepharisma, and apparently it isn’t an expert parallel parker.

Blepharisma are naturally pink because of Blepharismin, which is a pigment that makes Blepharisma really sensitive to light and protects their DNA from visible and far-UV radiations.

It would appear that these pink pigments were an evolutionary advantage and enabled them to survive since they act as a reflective shield against far-UV radiations!

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2022-04-30 16:00:12 All of America's intelligence agencies are looking for this professor!

The mad scientist created the Crazy Earth channel where he publishes the most important things from the world of technology and science.

Dive into the fascinating world of the future and find out:

The possibilities of artificial intelligence

How neural networks work

Which gadgets won't be tomorrow without

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2022-04-30 12:01:42 Look, the lip pads of manatees are movable! Unobvious, yes. And that's surprising.

Animals can grab various objects with them. Usually, they grab the vegetation they eat. But here, the manatee seems to have mistaken the green hose for a plant. 

Now how do you develop two little hands on the manatee's nose?

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