Gather ’round, children, and dear old Unca Jack will explain to you how the dinosaurs went extinct. It’s not how you think. There were no meteors or comets, no egg-eating mammals, no saurian pandemics. It’s because so many plants died in the great flood.
Greg made me laugh.
Pharyngula got a small link from Dave Barry today. It’s one word (“YIKES”, which seems appropriate), but I have a dream that someday I will get a whole sentence. And it will be funny.
Oh yes, it will be funny.
This one has been around for a while, but it’s still funny.
What do you think? Can I use this video clip in my introductory biology course? It explains everything you need to know about DNA.
The other interviewed guests are amazing. I thought this guy was dead!
We movie stars are used to the resentment of the little invertebrates.
(It desperately needs some correction, though — he ought to refer to himself as “a body-regenerating echinoderm“, singular, rather than using the name of the group.)
Would you believe that there was a poster at the European Society for Evolutionary Biology meetings touting the destructive works of a known creationist? Photographic evidence is available!
