Here’s how an ornament fulfills its #Christmas destiny.  ☃️

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Here’s how ornament fulfills its #Christmas destiny.  ☃️

Stream #HowitsMade on @discoveryplus. https://t.co/5U22EVNS3S https://t.co/B70mqBQjIf

It’s amazing what’s living in a few drops of rainwater. 

#Microscopic Monday  +   by @tardibabe https://t.co/cSylP69p0l

Ancient cults, violent rituals, and a touch of castration… 

Watch a new #WhatOnEarth tonight at 10p ET on Science Channel. https://t.co/HWuAkbP6zh

We're telling her-story. 

Tune in to an all-new special, #ValleyOfTheQueens tonight at 8p ET on Science Channel. https://t.co/ZFmzt5jE5o

Scientists invented lab-grown coffee to protect one of the most popular beverages from climate change
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#StrangeEvidence starts right now on Science Channel. https://t.co/YTlkBynpOT

A swirling stampede?

Herds of animals, like reindeer, are known for unique defense mechanisms, but this uncanny drone footage has researchers questioning what sent the animals into a spiral. 

#StrangeEvidence is all-new tonight at 9p ET on Science Channel. https://t.co/XU6OQvL4oF

Known by locals as the “human fish” — the olm (Proteus anguinus) is an aquatic #salamander that lives in caves found in the Dinaric Alps. 🦎

In contrast to most #amphibians, it's entirely aquatic. The olm eats, sleeps, and breeds underwater.

📸 Credit: gremlin https://t.co/YgI8hj5uP8

That perfect slice starts with clay bricks 🧱

Stream #HowitsMade on @discoveryplus
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@COYOTEPETERSON @ciliateco The Fer-de-lance is a pit viper with venom that destroys blood cells, as seen here. The red blood cells change color and lyse as the venom alters the morphology.

Here is the destructive effect of snake venom on human blood. 

Thanks to @CoyotePeterson for donating his blood to show off the power of these incredible and essential predators. 🩸

#MicroscopicMonday  +   by @Ciliateco https://t.co/sHyuWuSJ3x

Experts look back on some of the most powerful bombs that were tested and used during WWII…

Watch a new episode of #WhatonEarth TONIGHT at 10p ET on #ScienceChannel. https://t.co/fiekQiBmCF

One of the greatest wonders of the world looked at more closely than ever before 

Check out the all-new special, Stonehenge: Land of the Dead tonight at 8p ET, only on Science Channel. https://t.co/9s7Dqcc4d4

This octopus was spotted swimming near Goseong-gun in South Korea. What species do you think it is? 

📸  Credit: Imazins

#SealifeSaturday #ocean https://t.co/UsIrbTOV1h

Larger than the blue whale? This humongous fungus is over 3.5 square miles #FungusFriday
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Thankful for #science  

Happy #Thanksgiving!

Ah, #Thanksgiving, that wonderful time of year which we honor by gathering with our loved ones for a glorious display of gluttony. https://t.co/iore3gpMdM

RT @MythBusters: Turkey and #Mythbusters? Sounds like a perfect #Thanksgiving!

Gather around the tv and stream every episode on @discoveryplus  https://t.co/LSVbuZKxug https://t.co/D4Mw1YyQWO

Your turkey does contain tryptophan, but not nearly enough to sedate you.

Learn more at https://t.co/iore3gpMdM
#Thanksgiving #Science https://t.co/tqiCREhFNt