Aimless archer fish get target practice (why'd it take the keepers this long to think of this?)

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Reptile 'first-time' dad at 111

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Rare form of synaesthesia <3

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Hen harriers don't kill other rare birds: it's official.

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Net address bug worse than feared

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Genius Great Dane swallows two-foot-long stick. Brilliance. *pines at video*

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Boy 'youngest' to get guide dog

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Your pictures: Pets that yawn with you

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Society takes YET MORE steps backwards when it comes to women.

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Gardener finds rare, valuable truffles

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Shakespeare's 'first theatre' found

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Justin for Slen.

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Iron Maiden in stolen guitar plea

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US election gets ugly (what a surprise)...

...comparing someone to Paris Hilton is tough language. What costs me sleep is that she'd get more votes than either of them, both from stupid-yet-legitimately-disaffected young people and from the tv-goggling oh-I-think-I've-heard-that-name-before-so-I'll-vote-for-'em brigade. Think I'm wrong? Ronald sodding Reagan. One-off? No.

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One for Ree: Cairo paternity test for King Tut

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Now, science!

Elastic electronics see better and more from Science Daily

This is awesome because our eyes work better than flat sensors, and cracking being able to put sensors on a flexible, concave membrane is something several groups have been trying to do.

A new look at how memory and spatial cognition are related... in the brain!!!

This is awewsome because... well, I can't really follow their reasoning here, but it seems they've proved certain areas of the brain aren't important (or as important) for spatial memory as was thought.

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Simulated robots learn to move themselves. Odd. And terribly cool.