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Well. See how Jurassic Park dinosaurs were really made from a dude who helped droem them up. Its an interesting story. Shes wide awake but somebody else is in the car sleeping. Why youre never too young to prank your big bro. This is video of a rescue in progress. Rescuers are trying to get to something caught in that Drainage Pipe. This shot right here look really closely, can you see what that is . Dog, possum, something. Puppies. In fact eight little newborn puppies that are stuck in the Drainage Pipe and if you notice this is close to the ocean. The tide is coming in, water is starting to ...

Well. See how Jurassic Park dinosaurs were really made from a dude who helped droem them up. Its an interesting story. Shes wide awake but somebody else is in the car sleeping. Why youre never too young to prank your big bro. This is video of a rescue in progress. Rescuers are trying to get to something caught in that Drainage Pipe. This shot right here look really closely, can you see what that is . Dog, possum, something. Puppies. In fact eight little newborn puppies that are stuck in the Drainage Pipe and if you notice this is close to the ocean. The tide is coming in, water is starting to ...

Weeks are crucial to flatten the curve. Urging everyone to stay home. Even avoiding the Grocery Store and pharmacy as much as humanly possible. Dr. Anthony fauci says social distancing is the most important tool. And remains that way. Despite that, the president still refusing to issue a national stayathome order, and eight states still dont have them. Meanwhile, state leaders are warning of dire medical supply shortages. The governor of illinois says they dont have enough tests to see how many people even have the virus. He says the lack of a federal plan is creating, quote, the wild west out...

Learn more about the history in World on Fire's third episode, from the intelligence work of Britain's MI5 to the Jewish ghetto in Warsaw.

The last two computer magazines stop publishing. A typeface designed for knitting. A new bioink for 3D organ printing. Library of Congress hosts a workshop on rare Japanese books. A robot designed to paint graffiti, for some reason. An AI-based robotic dogsitter. A graphene-based cardiac pacemaker. 16-millimeter fil turns 100 years old. The world’s greatest gate. The James Webb Space Telescope captures two galaxies merging. Russell Stover’s 5,000-pound box of chocolates. The therapeutic effect of power-washing street signs. All that and more in WhatTheyThink’s weekly miscellany.