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Found while foraging (May 28, 2013)

28 Tuesday May 2013

Posted by sedeer in Foraging

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Accumulating Glitches, ants, dinosaurs, Dyson sphere, evolution, music, neuroscience, Popular science, science, science and society, Science in Society, Scitable, Species, synesthesia, vampire

It’s time for another Found while foraging!  I’m going to do things slightly differently this time.  Instead of just sharing various tidbits I’ve come across online since last time, I’m going to focus on science-related stuff to celebrate the recent launch of my new blog, Accumulating Glitches, as part of Nature’s Scitable network.  I’d also like to take the opportunity to also point you towards some of my favourite posts from the other new blogs in the relaunched network.  I hope you’ll find them enlightening and entertaining!  As always, though, feel free to add more links in the comments!
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