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  1. And since it's caturday, here's Teddy taking a nap on top of the desk while I was working on my book http://twitpic.com/opbo7about 10 hours ago from web
  2. Our foster kitten, Margo, is finally starting to warm up to us. She has a nervous little purr going. Hopefully she will continue to improveabout 10 hours ago from web
  3. RT @NHillgarth @ConservatioNews: West Africas last giraffes make surprise comeback - http://is.gd/4PEbr - Miami Heraldabout 20 hours ago from web
  4. RT @RebeccaSkloot @readandbreathe @changinghands @DonLinn Today is National Bookstore Day. Go now. Buy lots. http://tinyurl.com/yhcej5gabout 20 hours ago from web
  5. Photo of the Day - American avocets http://tinyurl.com/y876mcsabout 24 hours ago from web
  6. @edyong209 Good to see that Stampy the elephant is still doing well.about 24 hours ago from web in reply to edyong209
  7. If you really need your shovel-mouthed elephant fix, check out this older post - Mystery of the Shovel-Tuskers - http://tinyurl.com/yzmdmog6:51 PM Nov 6th from web
  8. I wish I had more reason to discuss "shovel tuskers" like Amebelodon and Platybelodon in my chapter on fossil elephants. Oh well.6:50 PM Nov 6th from web
  9. RT @bug_girl Latest training advance: The virtual cow rectum. http://bit.ly/2XyyWB I wish I could have learned w/this!3:37 PM Nov 6th from web
  10. Found that in Stephen Asma's new book 'On Monsters' http://tinyurl.com/yf94y2k I am enjoying it quite a bit.2:33 PM Nov 6th from web
  11. Learned something new today - St. Christopher of the E. Orthodox Church (so the story goes) had the head of a dog http://tinyurl.com/ya5f9pj2:32 PM Nov 6th from web
  12. Tracey made me a robe with dinosaurs on it. It may soon appear on Dinosaur Tracking...2:28 PM Nov 6th from web
  13. RT @sciwo RT @stressrelated: RT @cdarwin Geology gives excessive pleasure as soon as one partly understands the nature of a country7:58 AM Nov 6th from web
  14. Neat blog that chews the 'textbook cardboard' of previous decades - http://tinyurl.com/yz3mudt7:16 AM Nov 6th from web
  15. RT @scicurious Friday Weird Science: The Stuttering Priapism http://bit.ly/1FliG06:49 AM Nov 6th from web
  16. RT @ArkhamAsylumDoc From a prank, to a dream, to a reality. Disemboweled Tauntaun Sleeping Bag!!! http://j.mp/3VZJRk (via @thinkgeek)3:55 PM Nov 5th from web
  17. Where's my elephant? http://tinyurl.com/yg8w5xm11:46 AM Nov 5th from web
  18. RT @adhominin 14,230 yr. old bone tool from OR. If right, it's oldest known artifact in the Americas http://bit.ly/3KaUxx (via @katewong)10:43 AM Nov 5th from web
  19. RT @3DMuseum Posted New!—Coyote Pup Skull in 3D!: http://tinyurl.com/yz9jy2210:22 AM Nov 5th from web
  20. @kzelnio And dissecting a squid in high school definitely showed me that inverts are quite complex indeed!9:59 AM Nov 5th from web in reply to kzelnio
  • Name Brian Switek
  • Location New Brunswick, NJ
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  • Bio A perpetual student of nature, author of 'Written in Stone'
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