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World’s Rarest Lobster?! (Cotton Candy)

A lobster found off the coast of New Hampshire has a “cotton candy” coloring so rare that it’s estimated to exist at a rate of just 1 in 100 million. “One in 100 million cotton candy lobster caught in New Hampshire,” Popular Science: #science #sciencefacts #weird #lobster #amazing

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September 12, 2024

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A lobster found off the coast of New Hampshire has a “cotton candy” coloring so rare that it’s estimated to exist at a rate of just 1 in 100 million.

“One in 100 million cotton candy lobster caught in New Hampshire,” Popular Science:

#science #sciencefacts #weird #lobster #amazing

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@johnnydarling8021

September 12, 2024 at 11:08 am

*Lobster Jump Scare*

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@_DewGaming

September 12, 2024 at 11:09 am

Full Odds Shiny Lobster

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@theflunkoutdude90

September 12, 2024 at 12:42 pm

*Phantom of the Opera*

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@test-uy4vc

September 12, 2024 at 12:46 pm

At least we got a crazy lobster before GTA 6

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@ImMacke3000

September 12, 2024 at 2:21 pm

*Blue lobster jumpscare*

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@robertkerr4199

September 13, 2024 at 12:00 am

I dunno… spending my life in my natural habitat vs spending my life in a scientists aquarium… tough call, but I’m leaning toward natural habitat as providing the better life.

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- @AthAthanasius
  
  September 13, 2024 at 10:47 am
  
  It’s certainly better than being caught *and eaten*.
  
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- @robertkerr4199
  
  September 13, 2024 at 1:50 pm
  
  @@AthAthanasius not really. That’s how life goes.
  
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@frzstat

September 17, 2024 at 4:53 am

Life in an aquarium is probably better than becoming a lobster roll. (Now I’m hungry.)

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What if you CAN’T BURP?!

Some people can’t burp… at all. It’s called Retrograde Cricopharyngeus Dysfunction, and RCD makes life seriously uncomfortable — both physically and socially. There’s an easy, increasingly popular medical fix that unlocks the power of the belch, and it’s actually changing lives. Popular Science: #medical #sciencefacts #science #scienceandtechnology

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October 8, 2024

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Some people can’t burp… at all. It’s called Retrograde Cricopharyngeus Dysfunction, and RCD makes life seriously uncomfortable — both physically and socially.

There’s an easy, increasingly popular medical fix that unlocks the power of the belch, and it’s actually changing lives.

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The Most Famous Mystery We’ll NEVER Solve

Nearly 200 years ago, a mysterious teen boy arrived in Nuremberg. The event ignited the Kaspar Hauser story: a tale of weird history, an unsolved mystery that endures today, and a battle between the ancient lore of a feral child and the power of modern forensics. When Kaspar Hauser arrived, he could barely speak at…

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October 2, 2024

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When Kaspar Hauser arrived, he could barely speak at all, but he eventually was able to say that he had been kept in a dungeon for his entire life until he was dropped off in the city. How did he get there? How could a boy who had never walked in his life make the journey? How could he write his own name?

The details of Kaspar’s origins were compelling… to a degree. He was surrounded by both a city of devoted supporters and a growing cadre of skeptics. And his arrival kicked off a saga including a series of assassination attempts, hidden genius, and a total inability to tell what’s actually true and what’s a lie.

It’s why Kaspar Hauser’s mystery continues today, and even with modern forensic breakthroughs and DNA testing improving by the decade, we know only a portion of the truth. And it seems as though the more capable we are at arriving at the real Kaspar Hauser story, the less we actually know.

#weirdhistory #History #psychology #popularscience #unsolvedmystery

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Why is this fish so ANGRY?

A newly-discovered fish in the Red Sea has menacing teeth and a sinister face, hiding in coral to strike at unsuspecting prey. But the grumpy dwarfgoby — nicknamed ‘The Grumpy Cat of the Sea — is just 2 centimeters long! Popular Science, “Seriously grumpy-faced fish discovered in Red Sea”: #weirdscience #sciencefacts #science #weird

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2 weeks ago

September 30, 2024

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