I remember the article in Scientific America. They don’t use the stars, they can see in the moonlight. In fact, in a moonless night, when stars are brighter in comparison, their paths are erratic.
He who writes on shithouse walls, rolls his shit in little balls. He who reads these lines of wit, eats those little balls of shit. Embarrassed to say that my mom taught me that when I was younger. I have etched that into bathroom stalls as a kid.
Templo S.U.D. over 6 years ago
If one were to get a doctorate at Shanghai H.U., in what could the specialize?
Leroy over 6 years ago
If you’re a creature whose diet consists of dung, I’d say walking in circles isn’t your biggest problem.
Bilan over 6 years ago
How did they determine that the beetles are using the stars? Are they incapable of walking straight during the day or cloudy nights?
James Wolfenstein over 6 years ago
I remember the article in Scientific America. They don’t use the stars, they can see in the moonlight. In fact, in a moonless night, when stars are brighter in comparison, their paths are erratic.
J Short over 6 years ago
During the day, those dung beetles can’t see sh**.
Neo Stryder over 6 years ago
I wonder if Sponge Bob could enter.
Nighthawks Premium Member over 6 years ago
the dung beetle obviously lives in a s…hole country
SamT53 over 6 years ago
The American “Hamburger U” could learn a thing or liang from the Shangai campus.
Luanaphile over 6 years ago
They had better use Polaris or they would necessarily walk in circles.
comixbomix over 6 years ago
“We are all of us in the gutter – But some of us are looking at the stars”…
paranormal over 6 years ago
How many miles a year do the elevators in the Empire State building travel?
Artie Adams over 6 years ago
And you know what they call 64,000 miles in Paris?
They don’t call it 64,000 miles?
No man, they got the metric system. They wouldn’t know what the f*$# a mile is.
Huncher over 6 years ago
He who writes on shithouse walls, rolls his shit in little balls. He who reads these lines of wit, eats those little balls of shit. Embarrassed to say that my mom taught me that when I was younger. I have etched that into bathroom stalls as a kid.