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With an enticing title like that, how could you not read this post? Some people just have a knack for compelling headline copy. Aw, I guess you're right, you've come to expect better from me. How's this for a grabber?
Alien octopi lurk in every ocean!
Well, not really, but there are some freaky-looking "Dumbo" octopi that are meme-ing their way around the intertubes. They're members of the genus Grimpoteuthis, which also boasts a species that looks like Pikachu.
In other, um, "scientific" matters, check out this travel report on the Creation Museum. In case you haven't guessed, it's a museum dedicated to the presentation of the Bible as literal history, right down to seven days in Genesis. They even have the nerve to call it science. Ugh.
Finally, you should check out the Merriam-Webster Visual Dictionary Online. Lots of great illustrations with helpful labels. They even have some information on the evolution of life. For some reason they think that the planet is actually 4.6 billion years old. Funny, the creation museum said 6,000.
Well, I guess technically it's not funny, but sometimes all you can do is laugh.
:: Keith 21:17 [link] :: ::