A

Dabble here and there

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Dogs, rats, bees, and even tiny worms can be trained to detect markers of human disease. Here’s what we know about these animals and their incredible abilities https://t.co/AuQk4QyByP

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

A new study has surprising insights into how spending time outside affects our wellbeing—and which parts of nature may be more therapeutic than others https://t.co/IgqDLFIqfR

[Atlas Obscura @atlasobscura]

We asked and you answered. Read more about these unfortunate realizations about 'secret' family recipes. https://t.co/75rdWU6eFE

[A @awklee]

Iranian refugee who inspired Spielberg’s film ‘The Terminal’ dies inside Paris airport https://t.co/H41BbL7mig

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

At more than 6,000 pounds, the fish—found dead off the Azores—weighs as much as a white rhino https://t.co/wp1WnAl3xU

[The New York Times @nytimes]

A climate protester glued his head to “Girl With a Pearl Earring" on Thursday — the latest in a series of actions by activists that have targeted world-renowned paintings to draw attention to climate change. https://t.co/o9axFfUzWf

[South China Morning Post @SCMPNews]

This robot artist met with the British Parliament to present her paintings and argue that creativity is no longer a purely human trait

[A @awklee]

Manhattan congressional candidate publishes a porn video to highlight his sex positive platform https://t.co/sih7DWbnLq via @CityAndStateNY #NYC

[A @awklee]

10 Toronto TV shows that deserve to make a comeback https://t.co/uboj9LgQ0e #nostalgia #canada

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Climate protesters threw cans of tomato soup at Vincent van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” at the National Gallery in London. The gallery said the work was unharmed aside from “some minor damage to the frame.”
https://t.co/Tsl6Kaeso0

[South China Morning Post @SCMPNews]

This is meat that is printed — would you eat it?

[A @awklee]

The latest in Canadian food technology seems to be the gendering of hot cocoa… #foodtech #trends #hotchocolate #canada #foodie

[New York Magazine @NYMag]

The Argument for an Off-Season Portugal Trip https://t.co/BqooJAKhVC

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Some animals need a full day of sleep in order to function—while others can thrive on just a few minutes of rest

[A @awklee]

U.S. tourist smashed ancient Roman sculptures at Vatican, authorities say https://t.co/tjqXXl1I3i #artwork #ancientart

[TDF @TDFNYC]

After 34 years, @PhantomBway has announced its closing date. But there's still time to see the chandelier drop! Members, look for discounted tickets on TDF.

[Simu Liu @SimuLiu]

Mom: "Eating out is unhealthy, you need to do groceries more often"

Me:

[A @awklee]

In Hong Kong, public grief over #QueenElizabethII doubles as dissent https://t.co/tbFZPvPoyJ #hk #HongKong

[A @awklee]

Toxic chemicals commonly found in dollar store items, testing shows https://t.co/VfOIOCAnvV via @cp24

[South China Morning Post @SCMPNews]

Video showing breakfast being served at a quarantine facility in the eastern Chinese province of Shandong has drawn attention on social media.