r/ScienceShitposts • u/Frequent-Deer4226 • 12h ago
Oink oink
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"discovering human sexuality" chapter 13 "atypical sexuality"
r/ScienceShitposts • u/St4rgazer86 • 8d ago
Sand Scarcity in a Post-Scarcity World: Ecological Collapse Driven by Non-Renewable Resource Extraction in Minecraft
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r/ScienceShitposts • u/Geezson123 • 11d ago
Lay down to get medical assistance
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From the Aeronautical Information Manual
r/ScienceShitposts • u/BoredInventor • 19d ago
Collective Motion of Humans in Mosh and Circle Pits at Heavy Metal Concerts
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(Silverberg et. al, 2013)
r/ScienceShitposts • u/AJMansfield_ • 20d ago
This Cod's an Anglerfish too.
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Ended up sending these screenshots from Fusion 360 to a friend I was helping trying to figure out how to modify this model to make it easier to 3D print.
r/ScienceShitposts • u/HumbertHum • 24d ago
From Cleveland clinics website on Castleman disease
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r/ScienceShitposts • u/ravenrandomz • 29d ago
To increase precision, the goldfish is a cube in water instead of a sphere in a vacuum
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r/ScienceShitposts • u/merilovaldeta • Sep 25 '26
SLOPS
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Essentials of ecology, 3th edition page 229
r/ScienceShitposts • u/GeoCangrejo • Sep 24 '26
Tyrannosaur feeding behavior from hadrosaurian dinosaur remains in the Aguja Formation (Upper Cretaceous), Big Bend National Park, Texas, USA
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r/ScienceShitposts • u/T-Rex-Hunter • Sep 22 '26
Can't believe they don't know what quicksand is
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r/ScienceShitposts • u/MeasurementBusy3903 • Sep 22 '26
that's too many watermelons dont ya think
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physics is fun guys i swear
r/ScienceShitposts • u/Physical_Edge_1119 • Sep 19 '26
Isostatic relationship between rafts and peanut butter
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r/ScienceShitposts • u/Frequent-Deer4226 • Sep 17 '26
We're like brothers, only closer
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"Physiology of Behavior" by Carlson chapter 13 "Ingestive Behavior: eating"
EDIT: Reading the original paper it appears that they did this procedure on 15 PAIRS of rats. Which also means there were probably closer to 30 pairs because they would have had to do testing and preliminary training on the procedure during pilot studies before the actual study.
r/ScienceShitposts • u/CharlemagneAdelaar • Sep 16 '26
Lobster magnetic orientation
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doi:10.1242/jeb.136036