First Fat Bear Week winner remembered in short film Beloved by millions, 'Love Letters to Otis' chronicles the life of this very zen brown bear. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 2 days 2d Share
Scientists detect 'pregnant' coral using ultrasound device The high-tech method offers a non-invasive way to monitor endangered coral populations. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 2 days 2d Share
Baby whale surprises scientists The critically endangered North Atlantic right whale calf flew under the water during calving season. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 2 days 2d Share
NASA teases experimental X-70 'Fractal' aircraft But the only available image is AI-generated. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 2 days 2d Share
Inside Disney's Animal Nutrition Center, which doles out 10,000 pounds of food every day To make nutritious 'pies' and celebratory ice cakes, a whole lot of science is mixed with a dash of creativity. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 2 days 2d Share
Get a Weber smoker on clearance from Amazon and make this year's Thanksgiving way more delicious Ditch the deep fried turkey this year and smoke a bird with the Weber Smoque for its lowest price we have ever seen. You can also grab other grilling deals. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 2 days 2d Share
Hydroxyapatite toothpaste promises to better protect your teeth. Here's what the science says The new, fluoride-free toothpaste could help remineralize teeth and reduce sensitivity. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 2 days 2d Share
Inside the persistent myth that giant pandas are bad at sex The post Inside the persistent myth that giant pandas are bad at sex appeared first on Popular Science. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 3 days 3d Share
How do octopuses squeeze through tiny holes? It likely depends on noggin size. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 3 days 3d Share
Oldest evidence of cannabis use discovered in 2,700-year-old royal tomb Horse and human sacrifices were also discovered in the Bronze Age burial complex. popsci.com popsci.com / feeds popsci-com / / #science / / 3 days 3d Share