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Cryonite Kills Bed Bugs with Freezing CO2 Gas!

by max on June 20th, 2008
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Having trouble sleeping because bed bugs, fleas, and other small insects are biting you? Here’s Cryonite that kills bed bugs with freezing CO2 gas. Cryonite is a poison-free freezing treatment that has been proven to be highly effective in killing bed bugs and their eggs as well as other pests in chemically sensitive industrial environments. via bedzine ...

Cuttlefish learns in the Embryo!

by max on June 9th, 2008
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Lol, this is cool, I guess Cuttlefish is the only living organism that can learn inside the egg… Before they have even hatched, cuttlefish embryos can peer out of their eggs and spot potential prey. It is the first time any animal has been shown to learn visual images before they are born. Ludovic Dickel and his colleagues at the University of Caen Basse-Normandy, France, made the ...

Egg Speakers!

by max on June 1st, 2008
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Remember we had a guy who designed the “egg” phone? Well, here’s “egg” speakers. Speaking of eggs, whatever happened to eggheads the retailer? (I guess they went bankrupt back in 2001…) More pics after the jump. Features: Extension tube: Small in size but big in bass Tumbler Design: Relaxing yourself Pocketsize portability: Small enough and carry a ...

The Chief Cook Robot Knows how to make an Omelette!

by max on May 7th, 2008
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Lol, here’s a cute robot that learns handmovements very fast and can make an Omelette! By manipulating HOAP-3’s hands, its trainers can show it how to whip eggs, cut ham and toss it in a bowl, and grate cheese. Instead of simply memorizing the movements, the ‘bot generalizes the actions and is able to identify when to properly use them. It’ll also speak as it lea ...

FUN FACT - Seahorse Male Pregnancy

by max on April 21st, 2007
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Did you know seahorse males give birth lay eggs??? So, in a nutshell. Male seahorses compete with each other to become pregnant for three weeks (during which time they cannot move around to search for the best food), go through 72 hours of labour and exhausting final contractions to release up to 200 baby seahorses. During this process the natural colour of the male seahorse drains from ...