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  1. Any science story in which references Beyoncé is a good science story.

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  2. We’re grabbing this story by the horns. 🐂🤘

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  3. Hey you. Yes, YOU! Can you give us a hand and take this survey? We’d really, really appreciate it.

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  4. Frankly, we’ve never heard say the word “gonads” so many times in 10 minutes (or ever).

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  5. Annddddd that's a wrap for today's ! You can learn more about the topics we discussed at . Have a great weekend and a happy 4th of July!

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  6. Did we tickle your fancy linguaphiles? Well, next month you can get your fill of scientific origin stories of words! Sign up for our new newsletter Science Diction 👇

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  7. We know you can never have too many science books. So here are some more recs from the folks here at SciFri:

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    For science fiction, well, I love me some . Borne is a story of a world decimated by biotech and climate change and is just really, really, really great

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    'The Orchid Thief' by ! It turns out orchid lovers are a pretty unique bunch...and both the characters and the plant science are still fascinating, 20 years after the book's original publication.

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  10. "If you can't put it down, that's how you know it belongs on your summer list," says .

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    Listening to with and about summer science reads is a nerdy dream come true!

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    One of my favorite science nonfiction reads, : The Lost City Of Z! A great story of how anthropology has changed over the years (and, of course, obsession gone wrong) We read it a few years ago for the SciFri Book Club!

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  13. Where should insects turn to for advice on bizarre sex conundrums? Why, "Dr. Tatiana's Sex Advice To All Creation," by evolutionary biologist Olivia Judson, says .

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  14. What is 's most summer-y science read? "Ants at Work" by Deborah Gordon, who spent time under the broiling sun in Arizona studying these insects.

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    This is v. cool and you should tots sign up.

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  16. What science books are you reading this summer? Send us your recs! 😎📖

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  17. 🤘 Schooooolll’ssss out for summaaaah! But, doesn’t mean the reading stops! and our are sharing their favorite summer science reads. And don’t worry, there’s no book report 😉

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  18. What do honeybees look for when they are choosing the next queen? "Chubby" larvae size 🐝

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  19. "Honeybees are the most advanced social insects that i can think of," Sagili says.

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  20. Now, we're switching focus to none other than the queen bee. How do honeybees choose the next in line to reign? Ramesh Sagili clues us in.

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