I’ve got your missing links right here (5 October 2013)

Camera trap captures astonishing photos of a golden eagle taking out a deer.

“As the Prozac nation fades, the empire of the circuit-based human will rise.” Wonderful ending by Vaughan Bell.

“When you get a tick up your nose, you tell the story.”

We contain genomic multitudes: Carl Zimmer on chimeras and mosaics.

Birth Of The World’s First Underwater Museum – wonderful piece by Erik Vance

Who ate the dead shrew for science? One of several great IgNobel pieces from SciCurious.

This hilarious piece by Ian Sample will not tell you how to make a Jedi lightsaber.

The MERS coronavirus celebrates its first birthday. There are some great retrospectives by Bob Roos and Helen Branswell.

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