If you're a hot vet, maybe you can help this man. Spoiler alert: sad faces ahead.
Science Buzz The mystery sewer creature has been identified! Unfortunately, it's not a monster. That would actually be exciting. Instead, it's just a bunch of stringy brown worms coagulating en masse to form one big undulating worm.
This sea creature is like a cross between a pig and a slug. I still think it's cute, despite the fact that it looks like it has human fingers growing out of its mouth.
Oh my God. What the holy f*ck is that!!!! What ever it is, obviously we are doomed once it hatches. [via]
Some students at Wroclaw University of Technology came up with this college dorm light show. These computer science kids were probably actually pretty cool.
Maybe this is fairly standard as far as LSD trips go? I guess “mimicking Tourretes while wearing a bikini in a tent” isn't the craziest acid story one could have, but still. It gets pretty intense by 2:00.
Is that mouse doing what I THINK it's doing?
Check out this super-cool photo of a Russian volcano eruption as seen from space. Those lucky duckies on the International Space Station took it, and scientists are excited because it shows the shock wave and top of the blast steam bubble. I'm excited because it looks like a marshmallow covered with that disease my goldfish always get.
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These primates have a lot of feelings. I'd say #11 accurately expresses my mood this morning. What about you?
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Because it's been too long since you were obsessed with a puppy cam. Adorable, tiny lil' Jack Russell Terrier pups!!! So cute!!!
A photo found from a medical case report of agnathia holoprosencephaly complex. Someone please tell me this is just a really amazing PhotoBooth pic.
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Israeli scientists have recently devised a “sonic black hole;” any sound that passes its edge can never come out again. This is achieved by two clouds of atoms (called a Bose-Einstein condensate) cooled to almost absolute zero, with a pool of very low density between them. Atoms can flow very rapidly, pretty much unhindered, into this area of low density at speeds over four times the speed of sound.
Tree frog and snake are either playing Seven Minutes In Heaven, or this is a fight til the bitter end. Just make the “nom nom nom” sound, and it gets a whole lot less graphic.
This video is so strange. Is it just me, or is the part when the cat starts foaming at the mouth pretty creepy? [Via Videogum]
This newly discovered mushroom, the Phallus dreweseii, is named after two things. A guy named Robert Drewes and its striking resemblance to a penis. It was just found off the coast of West Africa.
True! This almost beats out Demitri Martin's 224-word poem for the award of My Favorite Palindrome.
Science Buzz Researchers in Germany have discovered a new element of the periodic table and it's super heavy. Is this more or less exciting than Pluto's planetary status? In any case, the name ununbium is just a place holder until they come up with an official name. BuzzFeed is accepting nominations.
From the forums of Something Awful, images of birds who can finally express themselves with their human arms. It's cool that birds have wings, but arms would make them even cooler. Also: Extremely dangerous.