Monday, January 30, 2012

Animals Get The Upper Paw, or Hoof, or Claw (preview)

Antigravity | More Science Cover Image: February 2012 Scientific American MagazineSee Inside

Every so often a critter takes a shot at making headlines


Image: Matt Collins

In journalism, there?s what you call your dog-bites-man situation. Which is anything too common and expected to be a good story (unless the dog is one of those Resident Evil hellhounds, or the man is Cesar Millan). An example of a dog-bites-man science story is yet another confirmation of Einstein and relativity.


ABOUT THE AUTHOR(S)

Steve Mirsky has been writing the Anti Gravity column since atmospheric carbon dioxide levels were about 358 parts per million. He also hosts the Scientific American podcast Science Talk.


Source: http://rss.sciam.com/click.phdo?i=06f4ff3e53d3b8a10e479108af970713

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