Science Memes
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A place for majestic STEMLORD peacocking, as well as memes about the realities of working in a lab.
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Some of that is controversial as far as I know. And the pseudopupils are an optical Artifact since every single eye has its own opening.
Tell us more!
Like, did he have a car?
You wouldn't download a car, now, would you? 🔪
In a fucking heartbeat
Me too.
I loved this graphic. Great content, something I'd never wondered about and just today realized I'm not curious enough.
Thanks op or bot whichever.
Beep boop yer welcome.
This was very interesting.
Yes, but also mildy infuriating.
TIL Jabba the Hutt is a small ambush predator
Explains the whole Princess Leia thing.
Chinchillas have vertical slit pupils despite being small herbivorous rodents. There are definitely quite a few exceptions.
W-shaped pupils likely also help cuttlefish see color and polarization of light, despite not having any cone cells in their retinas!
https://www.science.org/content/article/how-colorblind-cuttlefish-may-see-living-color