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Seiko 5 Sports Divers, Target’s Spring Home Sale, & More – The Thurs. Men’s Sales Handful

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Heads up: Buying via our links results in us getting a commission (not always, but just about), which helps keep the lights on around here. We also take your privacy rights seriously. Head here to learn more.Sales that deserve some attention heading into the weekend or a bit earlier. Five of the better sales are below, plus bonus sales if need be. Included are a few picks worth pointing out.   Kohl’s: Extra 20% off select w/ FRIEND20 [TAG0] Seiko 5 Sports Dive Style Black Dial SRPD55 – $200.60 ($295) Seiko 5 Sports Stainless Steel SRPG27 – $187 ($275) Seiko 5...

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7 Easy Spring Break Destinations for Seattle Families

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With so many weekend trips from Seattle to choose from it’s hard to know where to start With spring break just around the corner, we know you’ve got getting out of town on the brain. If you aren’t planning an escape to a sunny destination, we think a PNW road trip should be on your list. That’s why we mapped out seven weekend trips from Seattle that are bursting with things to do this spring. You’ll find festivals, sandy beaches, clam digging and more at these nearby destinations. All you need to do is pack up a few things and...

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How Robots and Bubbles Could Soon Help Clean Up Underwater Litter

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By Sandrine Ceurstemont If you happened to be around the coast of Dubrovnik, Croatia in September 2021, you might have spotted two robots scouring the seafloor for debris. The robots were embarking on their inaugural mission and being tested in a real-world environment for the first time, to gauge their ability to perform certain tasks such as recognising garbage and manoeuvring underwater. ‘We think that our project is the first one that will collect underwater litter in an automatic way with robots,’ said Dr Bart De Schutter, a professor at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands and coordinator of...

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A Cognitive Revolution in Animal Research

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This article was originally published in Knowable Magazine.Several years ago, Christian Rutz started to wonder whether he was giving his crows enough credit. Rutz, a biologist at the University of St. Andrews, in Scotland, and his team were capturing wild New Caledonian crows and challenging them with puzzles made from natural materials before releasing them again. In one test, birds faced a log with drilled holes that contained hidden food; they could get the food out by bending a plant stem into a hook. If a bird didn’t try within 90 minutes, the researchers removed it from the data set.But,...

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8 Ways To Make Fishing Hooks

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Crafting your own fish hooks can be done with readily available resources and a few small tools. Learning how to make DIY fish hooks is inexpensive and the hooks you make can perform similarly to store-bought products. basic fishing gear: fishing rod, hooks, float, lure, sinkers, folding knife, and fishing pliers Making them yourself is easy and can replace any lost hooks on a fishing trip or give you the means to catch fish in a survival situation with no equipment. Having a steady hand and a keen eye for small details is crucial for creating effective hooks. If you’ve...

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