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The guys discuss how Naked Mole-rats might help us live forever, why paper straws were probably a big mistake, and how to motivate young men for success. 

Ever heard of the 'naked mole rat?' Probably not. It is perhaps the only mammal that never ages. Never gets old. So why do many reliability engineers and textbooks assume that most of our products and machines behave like 'naked mole rats?' The post SOR 885 Naked Mole Rat appeared first on Accendo Reliability.

To catch a (mole rat) Thief | part 2 of 2 - Mausritter actual play Henchlings and two friends play Mausritter. Mice: Alder Tunneler; Green Leaf; August Summer; and Blue Star (ages 6-10) Spoilers: :: Back Track to the Goop Pit ur :: Chest & Sausages :: Lava run :: Lava Bird :: Pips alore :: Mole Rat Showdown + Another :: Lava Gem :: Back Home

To catch a (mole rat) Thief | part 1 of 2 - Mausritter actual play Henchlings and two friends play Mausritter before a hotdog break. Mice: Alder Tunneler; Green Leaf; August Summer; and Blue Star (ages 6-10) Spoilers::: King of the Mice needs help !!:: Mirror room:: Croc bridge:: Slime swing:: Creepy doll Hotdog break

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.02.02.526898v1?rss=1 Authors: Stober, T. M., Oosthuizen, M. K. Abstract: Because African mole-rats express diverse social behaviors, they are prime candidates to study the effect of sociability on the evolution of brain circuits. This study compared the expression of Purkinje Cell Protein 4 (PCP4) in hippocampal slices of solitary Cape mole-rats, social Highveld mole-rats, and eusocial Damaraland and naked mole-rats. PCP4 is an established marker for pyramidal cells of hippocampal region CA2, a key structure for social memory and aggression. We observed prominent PCP4 immunoreactivity in the central part of the cornu Ammonis for all mole-rat species. While further verification is required, these findings suggest the extend of CA2 does not drastically differ despite varying social behaviors. Future studies may use this work as a starting point to explore the relationship between environmental requirements and the functional role of CA2. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

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The guys throw their weight around regarding their expertise about being rotund individuals, and whether or not fat men gain penis, while losing weight. The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue infuriates Teddy, but Scotch was too busy getting screwed in the drive-thru, he forgot that he's large because he loves flavor, not substance. Speaking of no substance; Listen up, FUPA fruits! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theredscare/support

Zoologist Lucy Cooke is on a mission: to break down the 'sexist stereotype' she believes has permeated our understanding of the natural world. In Political Animals, she sets out to prove that females of the species can be just as fiesty, ardent, manipulative, aggressive, strategic, varied and political as males - questioning some of the theories laid out by the 'father of evolution', Charles Darwin, and hearing from pioneering scientists moving evolutionary biology beyond a male-centric narrative. In this second instalment, Lucy explores ways in which female animals wield authority; with examples ranging from repressive mole-rat queens to ducks with deceptive vaginas, all proving that power can be about more than physical strength. This involves a visit to the UK's only colony of naked mole-rats, overseen by Chris Faulkes at the University of London's Queen Mary College; an introduction to the world of labyrinthine animal vaginas and their evolutionary benefits with Patricia Brennan from Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts; and assisting with feeding time at Twycross Zoo's bonobo enclosure, as Amanda Addison and Becca Biddle explain the power of the ape sisterhood... Meanwhile Joe Cain from University College London sheds more light on Darwin's attitude towards females. Featuring excerpts from ‘The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex' and personal notes written by Charles Darwin, read by Derek Frood. Produced for BBC Audio in Bristol by Lucy Taylor. First broadcast on Friday 25 February 2022.

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This week on Exhausted, we're talking the biggest SAG nomination snub, Donald Trump's virtual assassination, Leonardo DiCaprio's eco-hypocrisy, Kanye's continued shenanigans, Britney Spears reading her sister for filth, and more! Podcast art by Eliana Reed Audio Mix by Zach Maynard

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**Note: Please excuse the bit of an echo in this podcast - my bad for forgetting my headphones during a zoom call. Live and learn haha!s3E14 Join Darin and Drew as they talk Blizzards of all varieties and the wonderful world of the naked mole rat!The church during the time of covid - what have we learned?Check us out on IG @newhopeunderground and on FB @newhopeundergroundNew Hope Underground is now on YouTube and Amazon Music! Just search for New Hope Underground! Subscribe today and Rate us! Listen to all of our New Hope Church Podcasts on www.newhopechurch.cc/listen See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On its first day, the new Biden administration announced plans to recalculate the social cost of carbon—a way of estimating the economic toll of greenhouse gases. Staff Writer Paul Voosen and host Sarah Crespi discuss why this value is so important and how it will be determined.  Next up, Alison Barker, a postdoctoral researcher at the Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine, talks with Sarah about the sounds of naked mole-rats. You may already know naked mole-rats are pain and cancer resistant—but did you know these eusocial mammals make little chirps to identify themselves as colony members? Can these learned local dialects make naked mole-rats a new research model for language learning? This week's episode was produced with help from Podigy. Listen to previous podcasts. About the Science Podcast Download a transcript (PDF). [Image: Smithsonian's National Zoo/Flickr; Music: Jeffrey Cook] Authors: Sarah Crespi; Paul Voosen See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On its first day, the new Biden administration announced plans to recalculate the social cost of carbon—a way of estimating the economic toll of greenhouse gases. Staff Writer Paul Voosen and host Sarah Crespi discuss why this value is so important and how it will be determined.  Next up, Alison Barker, a postdoctoral researcher at the Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine, talks with Sarah about the sounds of naked mole-rats. You may already know naked mole-rats are pain and cancer resistant—but did you know these eusocial mammals make little chirps to identify themselves as colony members? Can these learned local dialects make naked mole-rats a new research model for language learning? This week's episode was produced with help from Podigy. Listen to previous podcasts. About the Science Podcast Download a transcript (PDF). [Image: Smithsonian's National Zoo/Flickr; Music: Jeffrey Cook] Authors: Sarah Crespi; Paul Voosen See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On its first day, the new Biden administration announced plans to recalculate the social cost of carbon—a way of estimating the economic toll of greenhouse gases. Staff Writer Paul Voosen and host Sarah Crespi discuss why this value is so important and how it will be determined.  Next up, Alison Barker, a postdoctoral researcher at the Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine, talks with Sarah about the sounds of naked mole-rats. You may already know naked mole-rats are pain and cancer resistant—but did you know these eusocial mammals make little chirps to identify themselves as colony members? Can these learned local dialects make naked mole-rats a new research model for language learning? This week’s episode was produced with help from Podigy. Listen to previous podcasts. About the Science Podcast Download a transcript (PDF).

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The Knicks lost, Michael Brantley signed with the Astros, a girl had to get rid of her pet fish, and the mole rats chose a queen, after a blood bath!

All mammals have hair--but is the naked mole rat an exception to the rule? A caretaker at Smithsonian's National Zoo gives us a closer look. #ZooQs The latest in science, culture, and history from Smithsonian Channel.

We're back again after a short, accidental hiatus due to some nasty sickness that's been going around. We cracked open some peach rings, reanimated Sasha, and dove right in to the Disney Channel Original Classic, Kim Possible. Let's talk Girl Power, weird prom stories, and focusing on your evil strengths on this week's Blasting Off.

GAME FART #17 - The Madcast Manly Games Special - Batman, Duke Nukem & Fifa MEN. MANLY GAMES! Today, to celebrate being with Madcast for 10 weeks, we take time to appreciate all things MANLY and masculine in video games. Because, despite what you may believe, not all games are manly! Things of course go off track quite spectacularly at times, but overall we did a pretty good job of staying on subject this week. We also introduce a new alternative for our “news” segment for slower weeks, which we call THE RANDOM FART MACHINE. Thats nice too. ENJOY MEN! # RANDOM FART MACHINE - Xbox One Exclusives - Are game maps too big? # GOOD Fart - The Batman Arkham Series # BAD Fart - Fifa, Call of Duty & Other Yearly “Manchises" # UGLY Fart - Duke Nukem Forever # Gets a Mention - Dead Rising - Rise of the Tomb Raider - Red Dead Redemption - Chuckle Brothers - Wu-Tang Clang - Aids drugs / Martin Shkreli - Harambe - Watch Dogs 2 - Zelda: Breast of the Wild - Skyrim - Tree Artists - Peter Pan - Star Wars / Leia - The "Lay Her Leia" Movie - Princess Diana: The Disney Movie - Cinderella 3: A Twist In Time (With a full plot synopsis, spoilers) - The Alphabet of Manliness - Maddox body hair - James Bond, government contractor - Will-I-Am watches - Gotham City gentrification - South Park - Whole Food Markets - The Rent is too High - Deus Ex - Forced Menu Tutorials - Assasins Creed - Compulsory awards - Grand Theft Auto - You can't look at mens ass's in video games - Anita Sarkeesian - Metal Gear Solid - Tomb Raider tits - Alfred from Tomb Raider outtakes - Pro Wrestling games - Football Manager games & Brexit - Fifa Story Mode - The Frostbite Engine - Need for Speed - The Fast & The Furious - Aaron Paul - Gran Tourismo Sport - Controller Destruction - Babies Picking up Cars to Rescue Mums - Fifa controls do nothing - Mario Kart - NBA VR - American three letter sports leagues - Fifa Premiere League - Wrestling with men - Women Fifa - Arsenal Vs. Arsenal Reserves - Having the last joke! - Top Gear & Forza - Casual girl gamers (The Sims, Candy Crush, some game where you manage a bakery) - Sushi games on iPhone - No Mans Sky (not very manly) - Street Fighter - Uncharted - Duke Nukems parents - Duke Nukems ButtBot - Gay robots - Fall Out 4 - Ballad of Gay Tony - The last of Us - Life is Strange - The Sims - Too many Nathans & Captain Jacks - Mortimer - Creepy Japanese Flirting Games - Scatroulette.com - Scat Parties & Scat confusion - Was that last part racist by accident? - Call of Duty - Dead of Alive Beach Volleyball - Get Out - Cancer from a needle? - Mole Rat cancer checks - Head transplants # Post Show - Commuter Joe Halo 3 Advertising - Commuter Joe Stag Suggestion - Camp Guys Update # Follow us at... gamefart.fasnastic.com twitter.com/fasnasticgf facebook.com/fasnasticgf reddit.com/r/FASNASTIC soundcloud.com/fasnastic madcastmedia.com/shows/gamefart youtube.com/fasnastic itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/id1212703118 # Give us a call UK: +44 115 824 5042 USA: +1 480-470-8943 This podcast is brought to you by FASNASTIC LTD. in the UK and intended to be listened to on the train to work, or in bed for some falling asleep background noise.

The difference between a human and a naked mole rat? Genetically, not much, says College of Staten Island Associate Professor Dan McCloskey, whose focus is social neuroscience. Thirty-five million years ago mole rats started to burrow underground, leading to a social system in which a queen did most of the breeding and the rest of the animals worked. “Re-creating a day in the life” of these mole rats can teach us more about humans and the brain, McCloskey says.

This month we're delving into the junk in the genome - or, to put it more correctly - our non-coding DNA. Less than 2 per cent of the human genome contains protein-coding genes, so what does all the rest do? Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

The IGN UK Podcast crew make the unwise decision to sample game-branded beer, while chatting Blizzcon, Slave Leia and Jobs.

The naked mole rat, Heterocephalus glaber, is fleshy, furless, buck-toothed and brazenly ugly. Yet what these small East African rodents lack in terms of good looks, they make up with an impressive array of biological quirks. These misnamed mammals are neither moles nor rats, and in terms of their social behaviour are actually closer to bees, wasps, ants, and termites than to other backboned animals. They live in underground cooperative colonies of up to 300 individuals with a dominant breeding “queen” and celibate soldier and worker castes. Biologists have identified only one other vertebrate--the closely related Damaraland mole rat--that uses this rigid reproductive and social structure. Until the late 1970s scientists believed that this trait, known as eusociality, was confined to insects. Naked mole rats deploy several impressive feats of physiology, including an apparent imperviousness to pain, a casual disregard for low-oxygen environments, and resistance to cancer. Indeed, these unsightly creatures both baffle and buttress Darwin's Theory of Evolution in multiple remarkable and apparently self-contradictory ways.