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Reviving an extinct tigerMore than 60 years after its extinction, the museum launched a project to clone the Tasmanian tiger, more correctly known as the thylacine, a lost icon of Australia’s island state. This pup’s DNA was the starting point, due to its remarkable state of preservation. From its vault in Sydney’s Australian Museum, a

Baghdad George“He keeps repeating that canard that ‘terrorists hate freedom.’ Nonsense. There is no terrorist in the world who is a terrorist because he hates freedom. By far, the majority of terrorists are fighting for freedom of some group that doesn’t have it. In the case of Iraq, it is freedom from American occupation; with

Naked Protesters & Nude Activists:Public Nudity in the Public Interest(via geisha asobi)

FORTEAN GALLERY: PARANORMALIs this the only known photograph of a zombie?

The Motivated Marketing Letter – Howie Jacobson Learning Dog-lish‘For the last 10 months, my dog, Layla, has thought that I’m a clueless, blubbering moron. I say “stay” when I mean “come,” I say “jump” when I mean “lay down,” and I say “nibble playfully at my hand” when I mean “walk next to my knee