Episode
576: No Such Thing As A Cursed Cage
Ahead of that, I believe you. Very cool. Brilliant. Shall I do one? Yeah. This is from Dr. Kevin W. Jennings, Department of Social Sciences, Lincoln Memorial University. Astronaut Steve Hawley's space shuttle launches…
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The fish was the star of the aquarium's groundbreaking ceremony in 1965 when a scuba diver holding him emerged from nearby Boston Harbor and dropped him into a tank of water.
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The last Sherlock Holmes was born in 1942 in Stoke. I believe he is still alive and if so would be the last of the gentlemen still standing.
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I was walking on a beach in Hobart in Tasmania a couple of years ago — I've never seen anything like it. It was at nighttime and as you put your foot down on the sand it glowed fluorescent blue all around it.
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The city of Bergen gifts a tree to Newcastle every year, also in recognition of World War II.
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A new pre-print by some folks at the University of Pennsylvania claims we can use Rhesus macaques to predict the winner of elections. It's basically judging on how long they look at each candidate.
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