The Curious Corners #88
Hi! Welcome to the Curious Corner of the Internet. 👋 The summer schedule is to keep this newsletter running, We've got more then enough material and time to have it ready! If you're new here, the premise is simple: If a single line description tickles your curiosity, you'll click it 👆.
Here we go for the links this month, enjoy!
- Piecharts of dogs.
- A book of all colors.
- The life-cycle of a corpse flower.
- Why houses in Bermuda have white stepped roofs.
- How icecream became comfort food.
- Checkbox olympics.
- A frog that cannot jump.
- A single page calendar that's always right!
- A library with books that can be read in 100 years.
- Do octopuses dream of crabs?
- To the shores of the polar sea.
- A baroque pearl connection.
- A bug zapper with a kill-counter.
- A salty soy lamp.
- The first real chess robot.
- A generative encyclopedia of imaginary sea creatures.
- A rail tunnel that disappears into... (thanks Krispijn!)
- An irrational passion for umlauts.
- World's highest website.
- How to multiply with roman numerals.
That's it, thanks for reading! Let us know by email if you have any suggestions for the Curious Corner!