Lady squids are weird.

It seems that they coat their eggs in a rage-inducing chemical agent that turns male squid into D&D-style Berserker Dire Squids.

(There are totally going to be Berserker Dire Squids in my next D&D game.)

Hilariously, the Christian Science Monitor article about the same thing suggests that human semen could have similar effects. If true, your local pornographic film set just became much more dangerous.

Image is by Solongo Mellecker, found via My Modern Metropolis.
Webcomic is Married to the Sea, by Drew and Natalie.

Stephanie Fox, Kelly Faircloth and Mary Ratliff have combed over the annals of literature and created a definitive chart of Mad Scientists in literature, noting what fields they tend to study. The maddest of the sciences? Biology.

(by Lucian Olteanu)

Google recently added Google Instant, in which they try to guess what you type while you are typing. But some search terms are off limits to Google Instant, as Google is worried you might see things that you wish you had not.

Nokia seems to have real problems. Seems that in 2004, their R&D engineers developed a prototype phone. It was internet-ready, and had a large touchscreen. In 2004. Ready to go to the production line. But the company’s management decided it was “too risky”, putting Nokia behind the competition, instead of three years ahead of it.