I know, I know - it's not meese. Moose is singular and plural. But it should be meese, so that's what I'm sticking with.
Here is a truly cute video of a couple young meese enjoying a sprinkler:
H/T Lilian
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I stopped reading the New York Times op-ed page after they put it behind a paywall. It turned out that I could get smart economic commentary from Brad Delong without having to pay the fee to get Paul Krugman.
Get ready, West coast: in two weeks I'll be in Ashland, Oregon, speaking in the Meese Room, Hannon Library, at Southern Oregon University, at 7:00pm on 23 April.
I'm referring to moose, of course. From an interview with biologist Joel Berger in the New York Times:
Here's your weekly round-up of fun and fascinating:
To start with, I did a 6-part series on numerical cognition and the development of math skills, here and at Child's Play:
I know it's not very scientific thinking, but I can't help but imagine that those two baby moose aren't having fun while cavorting around and playing in the sprinkler. The other videos are must see's as well - especially the one that shows the babies when bigger.
Whatever the plural of moose, I think the babies should be mooselings.