If you need to lie to push your narrative, ask yourself why.

Once again, science and nature seems to have a left wing bias

When you're unfamiliar with the concept of "Footpaths".

More red sprites from Wednesday night. These are max value stacks of multiple frames from video to cover each sprite event which lasted less than 1 second each. Sony A7s III, Sigma 85mm f/1.4 art lens. 1/24sec exposure at f/1.4 and ISO 80,000

ht: @bikinatroll

My seat.

That's... over 10k Light Years. Subterranean fungi networks more than 100 quadrillion km in length, study finds theguardian.com/science/2026…

This person is so close to seeing where they actually stand.

Smart World Cup tactics from USA

Idk why men complain about the declining birth rate. Just use your ribs to create new people...

Box Jellyfish on toast.

And the coward locked replies. Because of course they did.

If your response to an innocent man being brutally assaulted is to burn other innocent people out of their homes, you're a fucking monster. It really is that simple.

Reform UK's leader Farage called for : 'Pure Cold Rage' and said Southampton 'Would be just the start'. In Belfast, Thugs set fire to buildings with terrified children inside because they are not white. Both Farage and Tommy Robinson are to blame for this.

Barry Scott, the Cillit Bang guy, is a character played by an actor. I never felt betrayal like it, the day I learned the truth.

How hard is this? In June the sun circles you 360° inside the Arctic circle LEFT to RIGHT. In Dec the sun circles you 360° inside the Antarctic circle RIGHT to LEFT. #Fact Period. Impossible on any #flat map no matter what u say or how hard u cry. It’s over. #forever #cope

Marvellous reply.

great, now they’ll say THAT’S bad for you

Deep in the Amazon rainforest, scientists have uncovered a survival strategy never before seen in the animal kingdom. A newly discovered spider species, Taczanowskia waska, has evolved to look exactly like a lifeless corpse infected by a deadly parasitic fungus. ​In the wild, certain fungi specifically target spiders, eventually sprouting pale, textured growths from their bodies. This clever spider perfectly mimics those ghastly fungal sprouts. By dressing up as a diseased victim, it makes itself entirely unappetizing to hungry predators, who instinctively avoid sick or infected prey to protect themselves. ​This macabre costume also makes the spider a brilliant and highly efficient hunter. Instead of spinning a traditional web, it sits perfectly still on the underside of a leaf, blending in seamlessly with its environment. Unsuspecting insects wander right up to what they assume is a harmless, immobile fungal growth, only to become the spider’s next meal. ​What makes this discovery even more remarkable is its origin. The very first sighting was posted online by a citizen scientist who snapped a photo of what they simply assumed was a dead spider. This extraordinary find is a powerful reminder that the natural world is still full of spectacular secrets, often hiding in plain sight. Journal Source: David R. Díaz-Guevara et al, "The Cordyceps spider": Taczanowskia waska sp. nov. (Araneae: Araneidae), a new spider species and a novel case of mimicry of an araneopathogenic fungus (Cordycipitaceae: Gibellula), Zootaxa (2026). DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.5760.5.4

It's not a hard one to figure out, Columbo.