The Daily Populous

“Because it’s probably the most widely distributed amphibian around the world in pet shops and labs, and yet it’s almost extinct in the wild.”.

“I’ve seen that in other places in the world, these kinds of huge tasks are possible,” Zambrano says.

Although other salamanders metamorphose into terrestrial creatures, axolotls hold on to their feathery gills and stay in the water for their entire lives. »

Fortnite hit a whopping 3.4 million peak concurrent player count over the weekend, surpassing PUBG's Steam-topping 3.2 million record—a remarkable achievement by any stretch, marred only by the fact that the flood of players clobbered the servers repeatedly.

The post is lengthy and technical, diving into issues like "MCP database latency," "XMPP outages," and "available IP exhaustion."

"It’s been an amazing and exhilarating experience to grow Fortnite from our previous peak of 60K concurrent players to 3.4M in just a few months, making it perhaps the biggest PC/console game in the world!" »

Legal-pot purveyors hauled in $11.3 million in revenue last year compared with $10.5 million for liquor stores, marking the first time marijuana sales outpaced booze for the year in Aspen.

A study released in December by Georgia State University showed a 15 percent drop in alcohol sales in states allowing medical marijuana sales.

The city initially grouped liquor and pot sales together, but began treating them as separate retail categories in September. »

Twitter left hundreds of Russian propaganda videos, with millions of views, on its video platform Vine for months after it should have known they were posted by a Kremlin-linked troll group.

Both Twitter accounts were suspended, but their associated Vine accounts, @GUNS4LIFE and @PoliceState, were still live as of Wednesday morning.

However, Twitter maintains the Vine archive -- meaning videos posted to the site before uploads were disabled can still be viewed and shared. »