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Twisteddoodles on a cat’s-eye view of science

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A New Scientist cartoon by Twisteddoodles offers a humorous feline perspective on scientific research.

01Summary

01The cartoon is by the artist Twisteddoodles.
02It appeared in New Scientist magazine.
03The theme is a cat's-eye view of science.

02Why it matters

This light-hearted cartoon provides a relatable and amusing take for readers interested in science and humour.

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