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How to defeat wild emus - lessons from history

How to defeat wild emus - lessons from history

As two "feral and not trained" emus go on the lam in South Carolina, Feedback suggests that authorities read up on the war fought against wild emus by the Australians in 1932. They lost – but there may be some tips

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Is this the pettiest it is possible to be in an academic article?

Is this the pettiest it is possible to be in an academic article?

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How to take a quantum approach to finding love

How to take a quantum approach to finding love

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An unusual method for avoiding a gap in your résumé

An unusual method for avoiding a gap in your résumé

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Mountaineering astronauts and bad spelling? It's advertising's future

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Mountaineering astronauts and bad spelling? It's advertising's future

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Missed out on seeing the northern lights? Meta has you covered

Missed out on seeing the northern lights? Meta has you covered

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Can rain help a

Can rain help a "human head" survive a lightning strike? Possibly

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Are dog people more resilient than cat people? Apparently so

Are dog people more resilient than cat people? Apparently so

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Do chickens blush? And if they do, what makes them blush the most?

Do chickens blush? And if they do, what makes them blush the most?

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Why does hair pulling hurt? Blame your myelinated nociceptors

Why does hair pulling hurt? Blame your myelinated nociceptors

Feedback explores the painstaking science of hair-pulling, and learns that experts have discovered that its effects can range from "hot-burning" to "aching"

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Ig Nobel prizes 2024: The unexpected science that won this year

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Society

Ig Nobel prizes 2024: The unexpected science that won this year

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Good news for those whose lipstick isn't as soft as they hoped

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Does this title say it all? "Penile injuries from vacuum cleaners"

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