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July 07, 2022 Did a friend forward this? [Subscribe here](. Good Morning! Hereâs the latest stories from Nautilusâand this weekâs Facts So Romantic below [JUMP IN]( [ZOOLOGY]( [Overthrowing the Patriarchy Through Ecstatic Sex]( Zoologist Lucy Cooke uncovers the sexual power of females in the animal world. BY BRIAN GALLAGHER [Continue reading â]( Experience the endless possibilities and deep human connections that science offers [SUBSCRIBE TO NAUTILUS]( [Unlock Your Childâs Love of Science]( Spark a passion for science in your child with [MEL Science](âs chemistry subscription box. Each box contains three exciting, safe science experiments curated for children of all ages. With hands-on kits, interactive mobile apps, and virtual and augmented reality, kids will fall in love with science. Subscribe today and [get a free Starter chemistry kit, plus a free VR headset,]( with your first box. [Learn More]( [COMMUNICATION]( [A Surprising Side of Carl Sagan]( In Contact, the great science advocate posed a religious question about the cosmos. BY DAN FALK [Continue reading â]( [TECHNOLOGY]( [Moving Beyond Mimicry in Artificial Intelligence]( What makes pre-trained AI models so impressiveâand potentially harmful. BY RAPHAÃL MILLIÃRE [Continue reading â]( [Own Your Mind Business]( Discover what makes you tick with [How Weâre Wired](, a brand new podcast that goes behind the scenes of cutting-edge neuroscience research to uncover the fascinating stories of how our brains grow, change, and ultimately die. Evolutionary anthropologist Dr. Anna Machin presents real-life stories, expert analysis, the latest research, and at-home experiments that will [open your eyes to the most fascinating organ in the human body](. Follow the How We're Wired podcast wherever you get your podcasts, so you never miss an episode. [Subscribe for Free]( [ARTS]( [Land of Extremes: Poetry of the Sonoran Desert]( The language of one of the harshest and most diverse ecosystems on Earth. BY MARISSA GRUNES [Continue reading â]( [âIt makes evolutionary sense for males to get eaten.â]() [Lucy Cooke explains what female-empowered sexual selection looks like.]( FACTS SO ROMANTIC The Best Things We Learned Today Evolution has furnished the male barnacle with an extravagantly long penis. He can cruise the neighborhood for sex without ever having to move, because his penis is several times longer than his body. If the male barnacle can't find anyone to fertilize, he can fertilize himself.
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