Missed every day. 
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RT @KariByron: Today is Grant’s birthday. https://t.co/8rn2esEt6X

RT @ToryBelleci: Today is @grantimahara ‘s birthday, a week before mine. We were the same age, but for a week I could call him old man. Can’t believe you’re not here. #ripgrantimahara @MythBusters https://t.co/o8sCFkftnO https://t.co/CFmA4DcYRa

Hi, how are ya? This linophryne anglerfish is perfectly normal. 🙂 Male anglerfish are obligatory sexual parasites — meaning they will have to attach themselves to an anglerfish of the opposite sex for maturation and reproduction to occur. 

#SealifeStaurday  https://t.co/CcIzt1XdDo

What if you're an American in space who can't make it to a ballot box? https://t.co/iNKgI0qvMA

The fate that awaits a #Halloween Pumpkin isn’t pretty. All organic matter must breakdown, but the rate at which these pumpkins breakdown can vary based on temperature and moisture.

#FungusFriday  https://t.co/oUYS3WoBJ4

You want to know about gold, right? @PaulMattSutter knows where you can find 700 quintillion dollars' worth of gold. https://t.co/KthB8KXEeu

The story of Times Beach ends in disaster. ☣️

Watch the season finale of #WhatonEarth tonight at 9p on @ScienceChannel. https://t.co/DMcSHfpzRu

An unknown Russian signal has been broadcasting 24/7 for nearly 4 decades. Could this be a Cold War remnant or proof of something more sinister?

Don't miss an all-new #PhantomSignals tonight at 10P only on @ScienceChannel. https://t.co/OWXCafTF1M

This tiny parasitic arachnid is known as a tick. Once it flips itself over, you can expect that it will be looking to feed on the blood of almost anything it can sink its teeth into. This includes mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians.

#WildlifeWednesday 🕷 https://t.co/z4kRq4VPBX

Oh, dang nematodes! These creatures are literally everywhere! They have successfully adapted to nearly every ecosystem on Earth and represent 90% of all animals on the ocean floor. 

#MicroscopicMonday 🧫  https://t.co/nVGRCjbvOe

Don't forget, an asteroid is hurtling towards the Earth. ☄️ https://t.co/2vwWl606Gb

The Antonov 124 is the biggest production cargo plane on the planet.  

#Science #plane #airplane #tech #technology #aircraft #facts #learning #technology https://t.co/pNeQgkheX8

This year, the Nobel Prize award in physics went to three hard-working scientists who spent decades demonstrating that black holes are much more than a cool idea.
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When a Cordyceps fungus attacks a host, the mycelium invades and takes control of the body — replacing the host tissue. An elongated fruit body (ascocarp) will then spring forth and release the spores. Ensuring that the zombie bug apocalypse continues.

#FungusFriday 🧟‍♂️  https://t.co/2EPShr7FYr

This ancient Viking mortuary house was built to imprison the dead, preventing corpses from returning as draugr.

Watch new episodes of #WhatonEarth Thursdays at 9p on @ScienceChannel. https://t.co/EtjXz4AHiZ

The "Wow" signal from 1977 rocked the scientific community. Could this be the Holy Grail for astronomers?

Watch new episodes of #PhantomSignals tonight at 10p on 
@sciencechannel. https://t.co/j2IHagKB8Z

The "Wow" signal from 1977 rocked the scientific community. Could this be the Holy Grail for astronomers?

Watch new episodes of #PhatomSignals tonight at 10p on @sciencechannel. https://t.co/4LXRag9GxQ

When frogs mate, the male climbs on the back of the female and wraps his forelimbs around her body, this position is called amplexus and may be held for several days. The male’s grip during amplexus stimulates the female to release eggs.

#WildlifeWednesday  https://t.co/F5MAahOwhn

Expedition 64, we have lift-off! 
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