Rarely seen outside of the frozen forests it calls home, the Siberian Starcat (whiskus frostii) sports distinctive markings that appear only in winter.

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Rarely seen outside of the frozen forests it calls home, the Siberian Starcat (whiskus frostii) sports distinctive markings that appear only in winter.


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Andrew Y. brings us the reason the 8:13 was late today.
The twisted tree of evolution took another unusual turn this week, as researchers from the Center for Dubious Paleontology offered a theoretical link between ancient dogs and the rhinoceros, called the Rhindogerous (canis absurdus).

(How on earth do the humans manage to scratch themselves with these things? Can’t they use their back legs like nature intended?)
