This Online Page Explores “The Darker Side Of Science”, And Here Are 40 Of Their Funniest Posts (New Pics)

It was considered dark dystopia just a couple of years ago, now it begins irl, scary and discouraging

Trick or treatment should be the name of every urgent care.

Astroid: "Hold my beer."

sigh...

The history of why Pluto became a planet and Ceres didn't is quite interesting. It's mostly because Pluto was originally calculated to be much bigger. And Ceres was originally calculated to be much smaller. Make Ceres a planet, I say.

When we cross breed bitter orange and citron, make lemonade. Just doesn't have the same ring to it.

I felt this 😂

As it should

❤️

A wild crow in Finland enlisted itself to a dog school. Memorized the schedule, perfect attendance, learned the tricks. Also learned how to open the teacher's backpack and stole the treats. There's even a news story about it.

So many puns in 1 short story. Respect

Ummm, that's not helpful, but thanks.

I can outrun a gummy bear. Those little buggers have never gotten away from me.

Pshh. I can do that too. Now getting back up, that's another story.

WTF. Nooo

I'm gonna start using that

But more relatable.

The photo is of a penguin liberating nesting material.

So how do I make the working conditions better??

I have more empathy for Oppy than for a good half of "humanity"...

When you see a rabbit skeleton and an actual rabbit, you realise our imagination of the dinosaurs could be very, very wrong! 😂

Rasta Rex

Yes we can - tyrannosaurus has hands too short to braid his hair or even his pal's hair. So nope.

I'd take that down before some twat tries to claim cultural appropriation

Nuh-uh, no way they could do braids with those little arms!

Just the ones that went to BurningSaur or Glastonbury.

yeah, but those little arms can't reach to braid. So, dinosaur beauty salons!

I love this!

She can't braid with those tiny arms!

Seriously braided I mean I could understand a mane but who braided it.?

How’d they braid with those arms though?

Kinda looks like Jar-Jar.

I suspect each dinosaur had a huge pubic bush.

If any of you are interested in what a paleontologist has to say watch Paleontologizing on Twitch. He answers questions, deep dives into different species and has 3D printed a life-sized allosaur skull on stream. He even streams from digs.

Rastafariiiiiiiiiiii

Yes, you can. They had feathers, not scales. Now, a feathered dinosaur with a head of hair? That would be awesome.

Have you ever heard of dinofuzz? Some of them had fuzzy hairstyles, and hairy legs.

Bubbles!!

That 366th day every 4 years will add up...

Oh, now I get it.

Hair-larious

The Oklahoma Dept of Wildlife logo looks like a lumberjack's face.

The science is “sucky medical conditions notwithstanding, you won’t die if you eat a fücking meat pie from time to time”

Maybe just don't pick up snakes

I never thought I'd say this but I'd very much like to see bat poop now.

Today my physics teacher called him jobless because he did a lot of science

And where are our personal jet packs?

The turtle frog of Australia is equally weird. It lives underground and has no tadpoles, the eggs give birth to small adult frogs. It is frequently mistaken for a baby turtle.

Pretty perfect representation of a 89 degree angle

Neoteny is the retention of juvenile features in the adult animal. Humans are a perfect example.

It's edible. The Kon-Tiki Expedition: By Raft Across the South Seas is a 1948 Thor Heyerdahl lived largely on flying fish that landed on the raft.

Moss fatigue is real

No no, in my experience, lactose intolerant people ignore their intolerence until it's too late.