
Rhys Blakely
Reporter at The Times
Science reporter for The Times. Tweets in a personal capacity. DMs open. Tips always welcome. [email protected]
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thetimes.com | Rhys Blakely
For centuries, we humans have taken pride in our sense of rhythm. From Bach to Beyoncé, our ability to move in time with music has been seen not only as a cultural feat, but as a cognitive one - a hallmark of our uniquely sophisticated brains. Other mammals, the story went, might howl or growl, but they couldn't feel the beat. The idea endured - until Ronan, a sea lion with impeccable timing, surfaced to contradict it.
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Worth a read: Andrew Sullivan on how Vance lectured Europe on free speech -- and then set up a new social media surveillance system in the US; How Sullivan has cancelled foreign travel due to fears abt how US immigration might treat a Trump critic, etc... https://t.co/PTKXIdykGa

Scientists hope to create lab-grown Tyrannosaurus rex leather by the end of the year, using amino acid sequences recovered from fossils. “We’re not bringing back any species here ... This is a way for us to demonstrate the power of engineering biology.” https://t.co/CfMDyj0Vdh

RT @davidbyers26: Fascinating piece by @rhysblakely https://t.co/qTgkDTUncP