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Surprising discoveries for the week of April 24: New ocean species, old candy, destroyed beer
The Quartz Daily Brief offers surprising discoveries each weekday—here, our favorites from this week
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Get ready for the ocean census
A 10-year initiative aims to discover more than 100,000 new-to-us species, now that new technology can make the impossible possible.
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Bamboo is just rayon
It’s breathable, it’s soft, it’s sustainable... it’s been in your closet for ages, and companies don’t want you to realize this.
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TikTok is the new place for old candy
One vintage candy seller found a viral video could bring as many as 10,000 orders.
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A cure for parrot loneliness
Parrots were taught to FaceTime each other, and the calls are helping the birds deal with loneliness.
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Not everyone thinks Miller High Life is the “champagne of beers”
The whole “Champagne can only be used for specific wine from a specific region” thing has extended itself to a tongue-in-cheek beer slogan. Belgian customs crushed a shipment of more than 2,000 cans of Miller High Life, on orders of the Comité Champagne.
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