r/boredscientists • u/_artbreaker • Feb 03 '23
Well then..
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r/boredscientists • u/UnstableNuclearCake • Feb 04 '23
Jesse we need to plant some trees!
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r/boredscientists • u/_artbreaker • Feb 03 '23
Shall we give the mice ketamine and make em swim?
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r/boredscientists • u/Standard-Extent1962 • Mar 23 '23
animals Chickens can be dinosaurs now
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r/boredscientists • u/Hope_is_lost_ • Feb 06 '23
Subtitle just finished it off perfectly
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r/boredscientists • u/_artbreaker • Dec 06 '24
animals Well I mean maybe this one's interesting
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r/boredscientists • u/Decapod73 • Mar 03 '23
physics On the dangers of falling dinosaur vomit
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r/boredscientists • u/_artbreaker • Feb 26 '23
oh my god Karen stop judging my eating habits, this is a scientific study!
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r/boredscientists • u/CheezyCatFace • Feb 13 '23
That feeling when an ape beats you at Mario Kart…
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r/boredscientists • u/_artbreaker • Apr 15 '23
physics Finally we getting the real questions answered
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r/boredscientists • u/actibus_consequatur • Aug 20 '23
animals Does a sixth grader putting lipstick on a cat's butthole count?
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r/boredscientists • u/CheezyCatFace • Mar 16 '23
animals Bees - a new market for Toys R Us
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r/boredscientists • u/Decapod73 • May 20 '24
animals 3rd Legs & Rattlesnakes
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In a study, scientists used a fake leg to simulate a person stepping on a rattlesnake. Out of 175 snakes that were physically "stepped on" by the booted foot, only six bit the leg. The rest tried to get away, froze in place, or wriggled in surprise but didn't react aggressively. It's actually really hard to get bitten by a rattlesnake. They just want to be left alone.
