Science made stupid
Posted by Dan on Jun 18th, 2009
2009
Jun 18
Science Made Stupid is a hilarious parody of science.
At the end of the Creosote era, two new classes arose to challenge the ruling reptiles - birds and mammals.
The success of the birds was due in large part to their development of the feather. As you may recall from chapter 2, Galileo demonstrated that a feather falls more slowly than a lead weight. Being covered with feathers thus gave the birds a definite advantage over the flying reptiles, which were covered with lead weights.
June 19th, 2009 at 8:31 am
The saber-tooth duck is intriguing, but I’m looking forward to the day when gene-splicers bring us the saber-tooth basset hound and mini-mammoths aka lap mammoths, which could hang out on the couch with their legs splayed, airing their tummies like cats.