Cat Declawing: LA Tackles Monumental Issue!
blogs.laweekly.com — Despite regulating retail drug dealers, or bursting water-system pipes across the city, LA has a new priority. Cat declawing! That's right folks. The council unanimously approved this historic measure to ensure that the felines of Angel City get a proper mani-pedi. (Submitted by badqat) More…
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80 Yr Old Bookkeeping Fail Causes Extinction of Fish Species
treehugger.com — Countless species are currently threatened by overfishing, and environmentalists work fiercely to prevent victims like sharks and tuna from disappearing--but no one suspected that a common skate would be the first to go. And it turns out no one suspected anything because of a simple mistake made 80 years ago. (Submitted by jmritchie) More…
The LOLCat Bible Translation Project (w/PICS)
blogs.laweekly.com — Martin Grondin, a 25-year-old software installation support engineer, thought it would be a nice idea to translate the entire holy Bible into cat language. So he created the online LOLCat Bible Translation Project. (Submitted by badqat) More…
Right-handed Chimps Provide Clues to the Origin of Human Lan
sciencedaily.com — Most of the linguistic functions in humans are controlled by the left cerebral hemisphere. A study of captive chimpanzees at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center (Atlanta, Georgia), reported in the January 2010 issue of Elsevier's Cortex, suggests that this "hemispheric lateralization" for language may have its evolutionary roots in the.... (Submitted by oteque) More…
Seal Tries Feeding Live Penguins to Photographer (Video)
treehugger.com — "Bloody Hell! That's the biggest leopard seal I've ever seen!" National Geographic photographer Paul Nicklen was taking underwater photos when a leopard seal started feeding him penguins, starting with live ones. (Submitted by statik99) More…
World's Deepest Living Fish Caught On Film at 24,800 Feet
treehugger.com — A species of snail fish--the deepest living fish in the world--have been captured on camera n the southern hemisphere for the first time. These strange, pink-bodied fish were photographed at a stunning depth of 24,800 feet in the Kermadec Trench off the coast of New Zealand. (Submitted by biofriendlyblog) More…
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