I learned a great deal about the bighorn sheep on my trip. Living high in the mountains, they can leap onto mountain ledges just 2 inches wide. They are truly a picture of grace befitting a creature living in such beautiful terrain. As I learned about these majestic animals, I kept having the same thought:
I bet I could kick the sh*t out of those dopey-ass boneheaded sheep.
The Science Ninjas explore the Where Necessities of Disney’s Jungle Book by examining the animals featured in our favourite 1967 cartoon movie.
For Women’s History Month, the Science Ninjas recognize the scientific accomplishments of Nettie Stevens.
A lot of people are afraid of bees, but that’s not really fair. Bees are our friends. Did you know that bees have personalities? It’s true. Also, they do a little jig called the waggle dance to direct their pals to food sources. They can also recognize human faces. Heck, their movement has even helped people come up with algorithms to find serial killers.
Let’s take a moment and shed a tear for the celestial sob story that is our former ninth planet and everlasting joke of the solar system – Pluto.
Psychologists get a bit of a raw deal in the scientific community. However, there is one domain in which psychologists equal, and indeed, surpass their haughty scientific cousins: madness.