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How to Impregnate a Rhino (Besides the usual way)v
theatlantic.com

Ringing the chords of the Universe: how music influenced science
aeon.co

Can the town of Asbestos, Canada ever escape the shadow cast by its history?
bbc.com

Reptilian-Mammal Fossil Unearthed In Utah, Turning Previous Theories Upside Down
inquisitr.com

Hotter years ‘mean lower exam results’
bbc.com

The stowaways abandoned on the ice
bbc.co.uk

The Thieves Who Steal Sunken Warships, Right Down to the Bolts
outsideonline.com

Digital Ambulance Chasers? Law Firms Send Ads To Patients’ Phones Inside ERs
npr.org

South African ‘world’s oldest man’ wants to stop smoking
bbc.com

Time crystals may hold secret to coherence in quantum computing
phys.org

These bugs’ babies get eaten by birds but it might be for their own good
washingtonpost.com

Genetic Intelligence Tests Are Next to Worthless
theatlantic.com

Privately funded search for lost flight MH370 halted after four years
bbc.com

US flight instructors kidnapped and tried to deport trainee to China, say police
theguardian.com

Harvard study estimates thousands died in Puerto Rico due to Hurricane Maria
washingtonpost.com

Being a Couch Potato May Change Your Personality
scientificamerican.com

Please Don’t Roast Marshmallows Over the Erupting Hawaii Volcano, USGS Warns
time.com

The most popular course at Yale teaches how to be happy
thecut.com

Gallery: The Fading Battlefields of World War I
theatlantic.com

The Carpenter Vs. The Gardener: Two Models Of Modern Parenting
npr.org

Self-driving technology is going to change a lot more than cars
arstechnica.com

Archaeologists uncover remains of Pompeii victim ‘decapitated while trying to flee’
thelocal.it

Mother of all rivers: how the Volga links a divided Russia
theguardian.com

How the Midlife Crisis Came to Be
theatlantic.com

China just invited the world to its space station
arstechnica.com

The financial scandal no one is talking about
theguardian.com

The 60-Year Downfall of Nuclear Power in the U.S. Has Left a Huge Mess
theatlantic.com

Kitty Marion: The actress who became a ‘terrorist’
bbc.com

How a journalist’s death live on air became a symbol of Nicaragua’s crisis
theguardian.com

Russian spy poisoning: How the Skripals were saved
bbc.com

Scientists now know exactly where to look for fossils on Mars
bgr.com

What the Hell Happened at GE?
fortune.com

The Engineer vs. the Border Patrol
slate.com

Sewage Is Helping Cities Flush Out the Opioid Crisis
scientificamerican.com

Study: Seafood-lovers have more sex and take less time to get pregnant
newscientist.com

The Mexican art of double entendre
bbc.com

Why You Should Stop Being So Hard on Yourself
nytimes.com

How Brain Waves Surf Sound Waves to Process Speech
nautil.us

Great White Sharks Have A Secret ‘Cafe,’ And They Led Scientists Right To It
npr.org

Breathe Deep: How the Antarctic Sea Spider Gets Oxygen (autoplay video)
nytimes.com

Should you trust your gut feelings?
bbc.com

Video: ‘Spiderman’ rescues child dangling from the 5th floor of Paris building
9news.com.au

Eighties Babies Are Officially the Brokest Generation, Federal Reserve Study Concludes
slate.com

Video: BBC – The Secret Life of Chaos (2010)
ihavenotv.com

What Really Happened to that Melted NASA Camera?
nasa.gov

Look into my eyes: one woman’s journey from coma to consciousness
theguardian.com

Video: Hannah Fry explains Weber’s Law and how it affects our day to day lives
youtube.com

Why Beans Were an Ancient Emblem of Death
atlasobscura.com

How stress echoes down the generations
economist.com

Living inside a canister: Dallas polio survivor is one of few people left in U.S. using iron lung
dallasnews.com

Oldest European Tree Found—And It’s Having a Growth Spurt
news.nationalgeographic.com

On this day in 1962 an underground fire started in Centralia, PA. It still burns today.
damninteresting.com

Have You Ever Seen Someone Be Killed? A single data point that complicates how we think about who is in prison.
nytimes.com

The hardest part of preparing for disasters is overcoming human nature
theverge.com

Next stop: San Francisco. How man plans to swim across Pacific Ocean
mercurynews.com

Treadmills Were Meant to Be Atonement Machines
daily.jstor.org

We’ve updated our Voyager Golden Record simulator to work around recent Chrome changes, and to work better on mobile devices
voyager.damninteresting.com

I work at one of America’s underfunded schools. It’s falling apart
theguardian.com

GDPR: The great data privacy panic
bbc.com

The Silence of the Bugs
nytimes.com