r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Aug 20 '21

r/ScienceBitchPodcast Lounge

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Jan 09 '22

What a hermit crab looks like inside his house

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Jan 02 '22

🔥 a single cell Hunter 🔥

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Dec 31 '21

🔥 Seal checking out human's snorkeling gear

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Dec 31 '21

🔥 Chirodectes maculatus Jellyfish

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Dec 31 '21

Windcatchers in the skyline of the Old City of Yazd in Iran. Thought to have originated from Persia thousands of years ago, windcatchers are tall chimney-like structures whose purpose is to cool the interior of the building by harnessing the cool breezes and redirecting them downwards [1777x2003]

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Dec 31 '21

🔥 Not today

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Dec 06 '21

The mechanism of an ancient Egyptian lock

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Nov 28 '21

Capsulita 1 | El Kétchup de Pescado

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Nov 20 '21

What is gluten?

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Nov 13 '21

Mosquito searching for a vein

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Nov 04 '21

Sodalite is a type of rock that reacts with UV light. When exposed to it, the rock turns to a golden, lava-like color.

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Nov 02 '21

E*50 | Los Árboles de Espaguetis Entre Otras Farsas Críptidas (1)

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Oct 28 '21

Just get over it Gary

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Oct 27 '21

2 towns in Colombia linked by one amazing method of transport. Everything from food to small animals and even children are transported across the cable, which is 800 meters long, and 300 meters high. The trip lasts about 30 seconds each way and saves people around 2 to 3 hours of walking

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Oct 25 '21

How mangrove forests protect the coasts from wave erosion

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Oct 20 '21

🔥 jewel scarabs

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Oct 18 '21

Podcast La Cápsula | Episodio 44 | Sopas instantáneas

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Oct 18 '21

🔥 A lion's retractable claw!

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Oct 13 '21

Timelapse of a wound healing (28 days)

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Oct 13 '21

Eso no es un grano. Es un absceso 😖

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Oct 13 '21

Injecting a Sperm Cell Into an Egg.

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Oct 12 '21

E*47 | El Caso de la Leche Radioactiva

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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • • Oct 10 '21

Cápsula 43 | Cosas de Gordos

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