Mystery Bird: Double-Crested Cormorant, Phalacrocorax auritus
Category: Mystery Birds
can you identify this bird species from a close-up of its feet?
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December 31, 2009
Category: Mystery Birds
can you identify this bird species from a close-up of its feet?
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Category: Streaming videos
Do you think that making and using illegal drugs are victimless crimes? Think again!
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Category: Streaming videos
This interesting video shows how bread is made in large, mechanized factories: from mixing the ingredients to shipping it out for consumption.
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December 30, 2009
Category: NYC life
Discussing his research into why some people are lucky, his search for the world's funniest joke, and whether people really can walk on hot coals
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Category: NYC life
The upcoming NYC SciCafe features Ichthyologist Melanie Stiassny as she talks about her adventures exploring Africa's Congo River
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Category: Mystery Birds
Can you identify the North American bird in this stunning image?
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Category: Streaming videos
This video is a funny prank -- it looks like the perfect prank to play in a university library during Final Exams week
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Category: Streaming videos
this video is a beautiful blend of biology, lovely microscopy and dramatic music, it features live and fixed cells that were part of the videographer's research
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December 29, 2009
Category: Mystery Birds
After a period of time without any African birds to ID, here is a lovely raptor from Tanzania for you to identify
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Category: Streaming videos
This video is the hilariously stupid dog scene from One Tree Hill, now with suitably awkward closing music.
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