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Posts tagged ‘the fringe’

Punxsutawney Phil’s Alter Ego

Do groundhogs really like being held up to crowds of people with flashing cameras? A group of students decide to try their hand at an electronic version of the famous weather forecaster. Just as accurate, but not as cute!

Monkey Fights Back

A street performer gets a shock when one of his monkeys says, “I’m mad as hell and I’m not taking it anymore!” Then the monkey picks up a stick and starts to defend himself

Bunny + Pancake = Photo Book

With his flair for balancing waffles, toilet rolls and bananas on his head, Oolong the house rabbit gained a following of millions of people. A few people objected, but most rabbit lovers seemed to think it was all harmless fun. See Oolong’s slideshow

Peeking Pup Pilloried by Hole in Wall

Rebel wasn’t rebelling. He was just plain stuck, with his head peering through one side of the 18-inch-thick brick wall, and the rest of him on the other side. And the two officers who rescued him said he couldn’t have been more cooperative

Ace Detective Searching for Loch Ness Monster

A no-nonsense English police detective insists he has seen the creature twice. “I’m experienced at looking at evidence,” he says. “And I can tell you that … on the balance of probabilities, there is something large and unknown living in this loch.”

What Bees See

When you or I look at a flower, we generally see a thing of beauty. When a bee looks at a flower, she sees a runway, a landing strip and a clear path to where the nectar and pollen are

The Most Elegant Way to Drink

Four top engineers discover that when it comes to taking a drink, “cats really know how to do it perfectly.” But another scientist has been studying how dogs shake themselves dry. They have that down to a fine art, too

A Neighboring Galaxy

Composite photo by NASA, ESA, and The Hubble Heritage Team The large “grand design” spiral galaxy M81 is located 11.6 million light-years away – not that…

Sun Flower

Photo by K. Reardon (Osservatorio Astrofisico di Arcetri, INAF) IBIS, DST, NSO You wouldn’t want to get too near one of these “flowers.” Each and every…

To the Moon and Back – Twice!

This Arctic tern was first identified 30 years ago. Since then, she’s being flying pole-to-pole migrations every year. That’s roughly a million miles. And she rears her young, feeds and educates them. That’s quite a mom!

Monkey Helps Blind Pair

Two blind men at a temple in India are trying to get something to drink. But they can’t see to operate the tap. A monkey, who’s been watching them, jumps down to help.