The Sciences

I've got your missing links right here (16 June 2012) 

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Planet Earth

A map of our microbial menagerie

Plant uses chemical weapons to make mice spit out its seeds 

Pitcher plant uses falling rain to trap insects 

To control cannibal toads, you just need the right bait 

I've got your missing links right here (9 June 2012) 

Bumphead parrotfish use bumpy heads to bump heads [VIDEO] 

How mantis shrimps deliver armour-shattering punches without breaking their fists

How to weigh dinosaurs with lasers

Bacteria turn themselves into living electric grids by sending currents down mineral wires

Giant insects disappeared thanks to falling oxygen levels and agile birds

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我这里有你丢失的链接（2012年6月16日）

我们微生物群的地图

植物使用化学武器让老鼠吐出种子

猪笼草利用雨水捕获昆虫

要控制食人蟾蜍，你只需要合适的诱饵

我为你找到了缺失的链接 (2012年6月9日)

隆头鱼用隆起的头部互相碰撞 [视频]

螳螂虾如何传递足以摧毁盔甲的拳击力量，而自身拳头却不受伤

如何用激光称量恐龙

细菌通过矿物导线传递电流，将自身变成活着的电网

巨型昆虫因氧气含量下降和敏捷的鸟类而消失

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