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β¨ππͺ Videos & News Today β’ August 19, 2025
From the editor: Happy Tuesday! Today is all about hands-on science π©βπ¬. We'll watch 8-week-old piglets test their snouts against hidden sweets π½, see how Icelandic kids rescue thousands of adorable baby puffins π§, and enjoy some wild physics demonstrations, including one that launches pencils at 480 km/h (300 mph) π.
In today's science news: MIT scientists learned to decode animal dreams π΄, a star that tried to take on a black hole πͺ, and why do birds seem to fly away as soon as you look at them? π¦ More headlines after today's videos π
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πͺπ§¬π§ Things We Learned Today
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π€ A humanoid robot can now be purchased for as low as $6,000. Some tinkering required. / The Conversation
πΏοΈ After rabbits sprouting horns, people are now spotting "zombie squirrels" with strange sores / Gizmodo
π§» The world's oldest cookbook has a rose wine recipe that doubles as a laxative / Open Culture
𧬠Scientists just created the most synthetic life form ever, by eliminating "letters" in DNA / Science Alert
π Davy Crockett never wore that coonskin cap β Disney invented most of his legend / Smithsonian Magazine
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