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Sperm-on-a-Postcard Breakthrough Opens Door to Massive 'Sperm Books'
Scientists mailed freeze-dried mouse sperm on a postcard and birthed pups on the other side, a major advance for affordable long-distance sperm transfer.
Mouse Thought to Be Extinct for 150 Years Found Alive on an Island
The last descendants of a once widespread species survive as a remote population in Shark Bay, Western Australia, a new study reveals.
Viral Video Shows Mouse Jumping Into a Whataburger Fryer
An attempt to catch a mouse at the Bastrop, Texas burger chain went very, very wrong.
The Story of the Trackball, Canada's Earliest Gift to Computing
The evolution of the trackball, which is more than an upside-down mouse. It's the Royal Canadian Navy’s greatest contribution to modern-day computing. Really.
Chuck E. Cheese's Creepy Robot Band Is Breaking Up
An ode to the greatest animatronic rock group of all time.
Scientists Used Light to Enhance Memories in Mice While They Slept
When it comes to the role of sleep in memory formation, it’s all about the timing.
'The Magic Wheel,' Today's Comic by Ryan Cook
Joe the carpenter suspects the worst when his lady friend starts acting a bit more distant than usual.
Is This What Consciousness Looks Like?
Scientists have mapped a giant neuron in mice that may help explain how the brain is wired.
The Ergonomics Behind Pro Gaming Gear
There’s science and research behind comfortable keyboards and mice.
This VFX Reel Takes You from Early to Final CGI Renderings
Switch between the early and final renderings of 'Mortal Kombat: Legacy' and more in The Sequence Group's experimental 'Before/After Reel!'
How You Move Your Mouse Could Help Others Track You—Even on Tor
A researcher claims to have devised a way to create a unique fingerprint based on your mouse movements, which could be used to expose even Tor users.