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The flaws in the Nobel Prizes in medicine, physics, chemistry, and economics - Vimarsana News

The flaws in the Nobel Prizes in medicine, physics, chemistry, and economics

A biologist critiques the top awards in science. This year, the winners included David Julius, Ardem Patapoutian, Benjamin List, and David MacMillan.

Source: vox.com
UC San Diego physicist who "lost" the Nobel Prize tells us what to expect in this year's winners - Vimarsana News

UC San Diego physicist who "lost" the Nobel Prize tells us what to expect in this year's winners

Brian Keating, who was once in contention for the prize, also talks about how the Nobels need to change

Alberta elk ranchers want province to OK hunt farms despite disease, ethical concerns - Vimarsana News

Alberta elk ranchers want province to OK hunt farms despite disease, ethical concerns

Alberta game ranchers are lobbying governments in the province in a renewed attempt to legalize hunt farms.

Source: cbc.ca
The story of Barry the barred owl, who became a Central Park sensation - Vimarsana News

The story of Barry the barred owl, who became a Central Park sensation

A beloved barred owl in Central Park who was unusually charismatic and accepting of humans demonstrated the healing power of nature, says Calgary naturalist.

Source: cbc.ca
Weasels are small but serious predators capable of eating 35% of their body weight each day - Vimarsana News

Weasels are small but serious predators capable of eating 35% of their body weight each day

Bobcats and coyotes might be common sightings in Calgary, but seeing a weasel — a small, speedy and usually nocturnal critter? That's not your everyday occurrence. So when naturalist Brian Keating saw one outside his house in Inglewood, he was sure to snap some photos.

Source: cbc.ca