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October 08, 2012

from cannibalism and promiscuity to the power of dark chocolate

This morning a Quirks and Quarks podcast was keeping me company during my rowing session (Q&Q is Radio Canada's excellent weekly science show).  Here are a few notable segments (each about ten minute mp3s)

 

cannibalism and promiscuity in the animal world (what would God say?)

 

the efficiency of bee navigation

 

and where dark chocolate may be a more powerful drug than meth in some cases  (I'm enjoying a couple of squares of Lindt 70% at the moment)

 

 

 

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