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One of the stories covered in this newsletter is “11 gross animals you can eat.”  That article is near the end of the post.

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This fluffy ball contains the story of the universe

The ghost of a supernova looks like a ball of cotton candy.

There’s a chance the black hole at the center of our galaxy is actually a wormhole

The odds are slim, but a new analysis shows it’s possible.

Sitting all day isn’t healthy. These standing desks could help.

Standing all day isn’t great either, so be sure you move around during the day.

This map shows how food travels from farms to your home

In 2012, Los Angeles County both shipped and received more kilograms of food than any other U.S. county.

How your favorite animals hibernate

Let’s dive into the science, “Peter and the Wolf” style.

Finally, some good news about humpback whales

A population recovery came as a total surprise, even to the researchers studying the beasts.

11 gross animals you can eat in a survival situation

These meats might not be appetizing, but they sure beat the heck out of starving.

These states want you to eat more roadkill

Freeway-to-table could be the next big food trend in California.

What tech product would you bring back from the dead?

Chime in on this week’s episode of the Techathlon podcast.

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