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And so now we know, spiders sleep.

The Bond Institute of Organismic Biology, University of Bond, talked to IFL Science.

They said in this study, they systematically tested established behavioral criteria of sleep.

And they used a different jumping spider species and tested it in all these different circadian rhythms and elevated arousal states and whatever.

Or really, about why we like to be scared.

The science website IFLScience sent a team to spend a night at Chillingham Castle in Northumberland, in the north of England.

It's about 800 years old.

It has dungeons and a torture chamber.

Oh, yeah.

This was in IFL Science.

They emailed this right to my inbox.

I said, thank you, because I signed up for the IFL mailing list.

You love to hear it.

IFL Science, which I love that they're kind of like KFC.

Didn't they used to stand for I love science? Yes.

Love it.

Jesse's not here right now, so I had to carry the weight on that one.

This is a story Justin Broad sent in from the website IFLScience.

Again, if anyone knows what that stands for, we'll never know.

There's no way to know.

Yep, yep.

So this one is called, and it's from IFLScience, the first article that, well, the article that I'm looking at here.

Yes, yes.

There's a n-

We've got a bunch of notes here, but I'm gonna summarize this article real quickly.

Yeah.

'Cause the IFLScience article spends the first segment basically talking about why Noah's Ark might be on Mount Ararat, and if you've ever heard anything about this, basically the Bible says, mentions Mount Ararat-

Yeah

Uh, and when we don't have hurricanes, apparently that's a sign of man-made climate change as well.

So I found this article, first of all, at IFLScience.

Never heard of them.

They seem to be a pretty objective, uh, source.