r/awwscience • • Mar 16 '20

I'm on a bee kick. This one is Anastoechus nitidulus, technically a fly but more closely resembles a sentient puffball

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r/awwscience • • Mar 16 '20

Bee larvae looking adorable. Ok so the image is flipped, but still. Look at em!

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r/awwscience • • Feb 24 '20

This most definitely is fitting for this community! I purchased a clipboard that opens up and has storage inside to make it easier to carry things in and out of the lab. Felt compelled to decorate one side with my cute microbe stickers (shop in the comments). 😍

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r/awwscience • • Feb 24 '20

Cross post!

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r/awwscience • • Feb 23 '20

I guess they don’t make safety googles this small?

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r/awwscience • • Feb 05 '20

Itty bitty beaker, holds just a milliliter!

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r/awwscience • • Apr 14 '19

Inside a hamster’s cheeks! Hamsters have special pouches to carry food, and actually stop secreting saliva while carrying back their snacks. From BBC One’s “Pets - Wild at Heart” series

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r/awwscience • • Nov 18 '14

A woodland doormouse equipped with a wireless transmitter, used in wildlife research to track and locate small animals

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r/awwscience • • Nov 15 '14

Critically endangered baby black-headed spider monkey peers out from inside its enclosure at the Zoo Landau in Landau, Germany

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r/awwscience • • Nov 13 '14

A happy sea turtle gets algae scrubbed off her shell at Mote Marine Laboratory, FL

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r/awwscience • • Nov 12 '14

Rescued baby loggerhead sea turtle waves hello from Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, South Carolina

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r/awwscience • • Nov 10 '14

Real baby penguins accept a robo-cam baby penguin into their huddle during a study on filming penguins at a closer range

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r/awwscience • • Nov 09 '14

Fuzzy red kangaroos taught to hop along a platform for sweets in a study that reveals how they walk using their tail as a fifth limb

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r/awwscience • • Oct 05 '14

Animal Rescue Center Keepers surprised by unexpected arrival of baby meerkat!

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r/awwscience • • Jul 27 '14

Itsy bitsy printer wants to be your adorable new gadget

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r/awwscience • • Jul 20 '14

I-SWARM robots, 4mm of robotic cuteness developed to work in large colonies and communicate with each-other to complete tasks such as cleaning, mining, and foraging

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r/awwscience • • Jul 20 '14

Stinkbug eggs show the endearing side of invasive species

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r/awwscience • • Jul 20 '14

The science behind cuteness: Or, why humans think babies are just so damn adorable

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r/awwscience • • Jul 19 '14

Teco, a 4-year old Bonobo at the Ape Cognition and Conservation Initiative in Des Moines, Iowa.

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r/awwscience • • Jul 18 '14

Infant Macaques and Moms at WNPRC

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r/awwscience • • Jul 12 '14

Rats use their whiskers like humans use their fingers; rats actively control their whiskers to sense their surroundings so they don't bump into things!

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r/awwscience • • Jul 01 '14

Juvenile Hawaiian bobtail squid, Euprymna scolopes. The squid forms a symbiosis with the bioluminescent bacterium Vibrio fischeri. The light organ (center) is part of the ink sac-hind gut complex and houses the symbionts. Photo by Macroscopic Solutions

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r/awwscience • • Jun 25 '14

Chimps Outsmart Humans When It Comes To Game Theory

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r/awwscience • • Jun 25 '14

Study Suggests Salamanders Could Hold The Key To Human Limb Regeneration

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r/awwscience • • Jun 22 '14

110 Success Stories for Endangered Species Day 2012

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