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Meet the “Microsnail” Named After Picasso
Anauchen picasso: The Cubist Snail Move over, Gary the Snail. There’s a new gastropod in town, and its name is Anauchen picasso. One of the world’s tiniest snails has been…
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See Newly Discovered Nazca Drawings That Depict Llamas, Human Sacrifices and More
Artificial intelligence has revolutionized the way we discover ancient artworks, as evidenced by the recent findings in Peru's Nazca Desert.…
Tiny Crocheted Hats for Cats Could Maybe Cure Chronic Pain
Scientists have recently made a breakthrough in measuring real-time electrical activity in cats’ brains using tiny crocheted hats fitted with…
Josh Gluckstein Crafts a Teeming Reef from Recycled Cardboard — Colossal
London-based artist Josh Gluckstein has been pushing the boundaries of creativity by using recycled cardboard to craft intricate animal sculptures.…
This Lost Mozart Composition Hasn’t Been Heard for Centuries. Now, You Can Listen to It
The recent discovery of a 12-minute musical composition by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart has sparked excitement in the music world. The…
What I Learned From Moo Deng’s Spiral From Adorable to TerrifyingÂ
The story of Moo Deng, the Thai baby pygmy hippopotamus, is a tale of internet fame, evolution, and controversy. It…
Step Into Beguiling Bygone Eras in Jeff Bartels’s ‘Urban Glitch’ Series — Colossal
Jeff Bartels, an artist known for his exploration of memory and nostalgia, embarked on a new series titled "Urban Glitch"…
See Ten Striking Images From the Bird Photographer of the Year Awards
Birds are a popular subject for photographers, with their vibrant colors, unique shapes, and captivating behaviors. The annual Bird Photographer…
A Rare Home for Latinx Art Books and Prints in New York City
La Feria Latinx print media fair in New York City was a vibrant celebration of Latinx culture and art. The…