Luis is a Topical Writer for VICE. He was a Weekly Columnist and a Senior Columns Editor for the comedy site Cracked.com, and a Staff Writer and Editor for the celebrity lifestyle and wellness satire site BunnyEars.com. He is a Contributing Writer for The Mary Sue. Luis has a podcast called The Inaudible Podcast Network, an audio sketch comedy series of bite-sized episodes about four fictional podcasts on a fictional podcast network. Follow him on Bluesky @luisprada.bsky.social, on Twitter @Luis_Prada, and on TikTok @luisrprada.
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Robert Waltman / Getty Images The 42-Mile-Long ‘Dune Express’ Conveyor Belt Is Moving Sand in Texas
Environmentalists are concerned that the ruthless efficiency of the Dune Express conveyor belt will only lead to more drilling.
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Photo: University of Queensland Dozens of Dinosaur Footprints Found in High School After 20 Years
No one at this Australian high school had any idea there were fossilized dinosaur footprints sitting in the main office for decades.
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Martin Ruegner / Getty Images 3D-Printed Penis Implants Are Helping Rabbits and Pigs With Their Erections
After some getting used to, the animals went right back to mating and reproducing as they did before the erectile dysfunction.
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danirom / Getty Images You’re More Likely to Die If You Have Surgery on a Friday
Fatigue is the likely culprit, though there are other factors at play.
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Steve Woods Photography / Getty Images Countless Gallons of Whale Pee Are Keeping Our Oceans Alive
For all we know, blue whales might be single-handedly pooping and peeing enough to save the earth all of their own.
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John Downer / Getty Images Rat Populations Are Exploding as Cities Get Hotter
It makes sense, considering rats are going to inherit everything when we kill ourselves off.
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Prostock-Studio / Getty Images Do We All See the Same Colors? Science Answers the Classic Stoner Question.
It’s vibes-based science, baby.