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His reaction at the end! Raccoons are known for dipping their food in water before eating it, but they typically do this with items like fruits, insects, or other food they find in the wild. However, cotton candy, being entirely made of spun sugar, dissolves when wet.

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Update from reddit:

So after the whole fiasco of admins forcing subs open, the mods of these subs have banded together and decided: They are going to make the subs umonitizable. That means they are going to make sure that reddit is going to produce jackshit in those subs by either posting things that don't fit the sub or nsfw.

Many of these subs are just posting porn and marking themselves as nsfw from what I heard. Specifically r/interestingaf and r/perfectlycutscreams, both of whom have over 1 million followers and a badass pinned post.

Other subs that are not nsfw but are doing things to protest:

r/Pics, r/Aww, r/Art and many subs have decided to become a John Oliver cult and only post pictures of him (the above mentioned has over 10 million followers)

r/wellthatsucks became literal vacuum sub

r/memes are posting medieval stuff

r/Steam only posts about steam engines and no longer the website.

r/shitposting is mourning the lost of one of their mods that got permaband, and they all post u/Spez memes basically mocking him.

And that's basically all I could find.

[jesskeatingbooks-blog]

Holy Grail Lizards & Read Alouds

It’s been a busy writing week here, as I work on book three in my Elements of Genius series! One of the strangest sensations as a writer is spending so much time writing a sequel to a book, when the first one isn’t out yet. You’re so fully immersed in this world, and nobody is around to share in it! Writers are used to feeling a little out of phase from the rest of the world, but there’s nothing like arguing in your head with characters nobody has met yet to make you feel like an odd duck.

Luckily, that won’t last for long now, as my next book is out in the world in less than a month! I recently shared a reflection on my five year publishing anniversary, and in some phenomenal cosmic timing, I also found myself signing copies of my next MG series this week. They look beautiful!

Here are ten things that caught my eye this week. I hope they take you down some fantastic research rabbit holes for your own work!

1. No biggie, people just stumbled across the gigantic severed head of a wolf that dates back 40,000 years ago. 

2. Dig vampires? My latest episode of Animalogic is all about vampirism, and it is packed full of inspiring weirdness. (Also it’s not for the squeamish, so watch yourselves!)

3. There’s a Studio Ghibli Theme Park coming, and the early designs look incredible. 

4. I’ve talked a lot about the importance of reading aloud (particularly on Twitter!), and NPR had a great piece on what happens in our kid’s brains when we read them a story. Bonus marks: here’s the study that inspired the essay. 

5. In crazy, terrifying science, the newest lab rat has eight arms, as science continues to develop the model organism.  

6. I recently came across this (new to me) animal and it absolutely blew my mind. Meet the Borneo Earless Monitor. It looks like a real life dragon, and has some gorgeous eyes, too. Fun fact: they’re known by herpetologists as the “holy grail of lizards” because so little is known about them.

7. The decline of bees has been a well documented issue, and I’d love to see more about this Zen beekeeper, who became an apiarist after having a bunch of vivid dreams about bees. Pair this with THE HONEYBEE, from Kirsten Hall (which belongs on every book shelf, by the way.) 

8. The culture of busyness is a thing I believe we actively need to combat, and I really enjoyed this piece, How I Stopped Being Busy and Why I’m Now More Fulfilled. (If you’re interested, I’ve previously discussed “hustle” and how my opinion on it has changed over the course of my career so far - you can read about that here.)

9. For your eyeballs: an idyllic Irish Island that happens to be looking for new residents. Want to leave it all behind? Here’s your chance. 

10. For your belly: legumes and pulses will save the world, so here are 19 lentil recipes that you’ll love. (Bonus, they’re cheap!) 

Thanks so much for reading! 

As always, if you’re enjoying my Writer’s Notebook posts, why not share them with a creative buddy? Have a lovely weekend, everyone. 

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This wolf and bear were documented being Bros together for 10 days, likely were together much longer *xpost from r/interestingaf* https://ift.tt/2MeJAUT Articulos Promocionales

[lnterestingaf]

Wait 3 seconds for the sound!

The sound of the big bang. This was created by physicist John G. Cramer who took the measurement data of the CMB from ESA's Planck telescope and converted the energy frequencies into audible sound.

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Walking Meditation: 60 action packed seconds of walking through a mowed cornfield! #wooooooo #wow #actionpacked #interestingaf #wowie #ohmygoshwow #wowwowwow #woah #whoa #cornfield #walkingmeditation #corn #nature #naturewalk #baltimorecounty (at St. John's Church, Western Run Parish) https://www.instagram.com/p/BurSQxQgDv7/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=16dgr4owgusf

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The Simple Algorithm That Ants Use to Build Bridges | Quanta Magazine

The Simple Algorithm That Ants Use to Build Bridges #InterestingAF

https://www.quantamagazine.org/the-simple-algorithm-that-ants-use-to-build-bridges-20180226/

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Some more of that hot 🔥 for that ass. #creative #art #arts #3d #3ddesign #design #excellentdesign #uniquedesign #fresh #freshaf #freshconcepts #concept #groundbreaking #new #neverseenbefore #bestofinstagram #newcontent #neverseenbefore #talented #supertalented #coolcontent #genius #interesting #interestingaf #somethingnew #somethingdifferent #sodope #dope #dopeaf * #Repost @jhnmclghln ・・・ Just trying to get @abtofficial to notice me 🙃 (at DUMBO, Brooklyn)

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#maps #geography #dinosaurs #jerky #stateflowers #billbuckner #curbyourenthusiasm #notmemes #science #interestingaf #hashtags

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Hey! My favorite thing about nature is probably how when I'm out in it I feel like I can 100% be myself. It's just so relaxing. My favorite place to travel is honestly wherever the weather is nice and mild. I van dwell with my boyfriend and temperature makes a big difference in a little van! My dream travel destination would probably be somewhere in rural Japan.

Url: okay | pretty cool | great | amazing | jealous! At first it was over my heads until I seen your posts :) 

Icon: okay | pretty cool | great | amazing | jealous! Interestingaf!

Theme: okay | pretty cool | great | amazing | jealous! Love the yellow and clouds!

Posts: okay | pretty cool | great | amazing | jealous! I really enjoyed exploring your interests! Very different and unique! 

Overall: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 You’re living the dream in that van! Please post pics of rural Japan sometime if ya have not already! Would love to see :) Being out in nature is very grounding I agree you remember and feel like yourself outside of this crazy world! 

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