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The History Of Margarine Hasn’t Always Been Smooth (Cool Weird Awesome 1322)
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The History Of Margarine Hasn’t Always Been Smooth (Cool Weird Awesome 1322)

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The History Of Margarine Hasn’t Always Been Smooth (Cool Weird Awesome 1322)

Today in 1869, inventor Hippolyte Mège-Mouriès received the French patent for margarine. The butter substitute is used around the world today, though for a while it was banned in parts of the US.

By Brady Carlson|2024-10-02T07:02:39-04:00October 2, 2024|Categories: Cool Weird Awesome, Podcasts|Tags: food, food history, margarine, marine biology|

Pilot Whales Trick Their Predators By Mimicking Their Voices

A team out of New Curtin University in Australia has found that pilot whales appear to imitate one of their predators, tricking them away from the hunt.

By Brady Carlson|2024-12-07T10:54:18-05:00December 7, 2020|Categories: Cool Weird Awesome, Podcasts|Tags: biology, holiday lights, lights, marine biology, Squirrels, whales|

Ship To Shark Communication

A new study spotted sand tiger sharks returning to the same shipwrecks, sometimes over months or even years.

By Brady Carlson|2024-12-02T09:38:53-05:00April 26, 2019|Categories: Cool Weird Awesome, Podcasts|Tags: marine biology, Port Aransas TX, sand, science, sharks, shipwrecks|