Posted by Johnny Robish on July 11, 2012 - 9:52pm
World Population Growth: Scientists say that every hour, the world population increases by about 9,100 people and at that rate, it would take less than six hours to fill up Yankee Stadium. As if the world doesn’t have enough problems, now we’re producing 9100 new Yankee fans every hour?
US Army Redesigns Body Armor to Fit Women Also: The Christian Science Monitor reports that the U.S. Army plans to engineer body armor designed to fit women's curvy bodies more naturally. Now the big question is will the body armor be designed to fit Calista Flockhart or Dolly Parton?
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How Ground Squirrels Ward Off Snake Attacks: When ground squirrels wave their tails back and forth, it's apparently meant to send a message to rattlesnakes not to mess around with them — and a newly published study suggests that the snakes are getting the message. Guess all the tail waving must rattle the snake.
Feathers May Have Graced All Dinosaurs: Scientists say a newly found fossil suggests feathers were more common on dinosaurs than previously thought, covering all predatory dinosaurs and possibly others. Sounds like it must have been one big dinosaur La Cage Aux Folles back then.
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US Army Redesigns Body Armor to Fit Women Also: The Christian Science Monitor reports that the U.S. Army plans to engineer body armor designed to fit women's curvy bodies more naturally. Now the big question is will the body armor be designed to fit Calista Flockhart or Dolly Parton?
http://johnnyrobish.com
How Ground Squirrels Ward Off Snake Attacks: When ground squirrels wave their tails back and forth, it's apparently meant to send a message to rattlesnakes not to mess around with them — and a newly published study suggests that the snakes are getting the message. Guess all the tail waving must rattle the snake.
Feathers May Have Graced All Dinosaurs: Scientists say a newly found fossil suggests feathers were more common on dinosaurs than previously thought, covering all predatory dinosaurs and possibly others. Sounds like it must have been one big dinosaur La Cage Aux Folles back then.
http://johnnyrobish.com
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