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🐻 NEW: Bear #89, named Backpack, won #FatBearWeek 2026 at #Katmai National Park after beating Bear #910 in the final and edging Bucky Dent by under 1% in the semis.
Backpack survived a yearling leg injury in 2007 without human help. Note that #bears gain weight for #torpor, not true #hibernation.
👉 https://www.popsci.com/environment/backpack-fat-bear-week-winner-2026/
#alaska #salmon #animals #wildlife #conservation #nature #brownbears #livestream #science #nationalparks
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🐻 NEW: Bear #89, named Backpack, won #FatBearWeek 2026 at #Katmai National Park after beating Bear #910 in the final and edging Bucky Dent by under 1% in the semis.
Backpack survived a yearling leg injury in 2007 without human help. Note that #bears gain weight for #torpor, not true #hibernation.
👉 https://www.popsci.com/environment/backpack-fat-bear-week-winner-2026/
#alaska #salmon #animals #wildlife #conservation #nature #brownbears #livestream #science #nationalparks
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🐻 NEW: Bear #89, named Backpack, won #FatBearWeek 2026 at #Katmai National Park after beating Bear #910 in the final and edging Bucky Dent by under 1% in the semis.
Backpack survived a yearling leg injury in 2007 without human help. Note that #bears gain weight for #torpor, not true #hibernation.
👉 https://www.popsci.com/environment/backpack-fat-bear-week-winner-2026/
#alaska #salmon #animals #wildlife #conservation #nature #brownbears #livestream #science #nationalparks
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🐻 NEW: Bear #89, named Backpack, won #FatBearWeek 2026 at #Katmai National Park after beating Bear #910 in the final and edging Bucky Dent by under 1% in the semis.
Backpack survived a yearling leg injury in 2007 without human help. Note that #bears gain weight for #torpor, not true #hibernation.
👉 https://www.popsci.com/environment/backpack-fat-bear-week-winner-2026/
#alaska #salmon #animals #wildlife #conservation #nature #brownbears #livestream #science #nationalparks
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Overall, our results suggest that, at least at the protein-coding gene level, evolutionary changes in #torpor can occur through multiple paths. Thus, to better understand how torpor evolved in different clades (e.g., #squirrels, #bats, #primates), we should ideally examine them separately. 6/7
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Overall, our results suggest that, at least at the protein-coding gene level, evolutionary changes in #torpor can occur through multiple paths. Thus, to better understand how torpor evolved in different clades (e.g., #squirrels, #bats, #primates), we should ideally examine them separately. 6/7
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Overall, our results suggest that, at least at the protein-coding gene level, evolutionary changes in #torpor can occur through multiple paths. Thus, to better understand how torpor evolved in different clades (e.g., #squirrels, #bats, #primates), we should ideally examine them separately. 6/7
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Overall, our results suggest that, at least at the protein-coding gene level, evolutionary changes in #torpor can occur through multiple paths. Thus, to better understand how torpor evolved in different clades (e.g., #squirrels, #bats, #primates), we should ideally examine them separately. 6/7
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Specifically, we ask whether evolutionary changes in #torpor across diverse lineages have been achieved through a common set of specific genetic modifications. The alternative hypothesis would be that evolutionary shifts in torpor arose through multiple and distinct genetic paths. 2/7
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Specifically, we ask whether evolutionary changes in #torpor across diverse lineages have been achieved through a common set of specific genetic modifications. The alternative hypothesis would be that evolutionary shifts in torpor arose through multiple and distinct genetic paths. 2/7
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Specifically, we ask whether evolutionary changes in #torpor across diverse lineages have been achieved through a common set of specific genetic modifications. The alternative hypothesis would be that evolutionary shifts in torpor arose through multiple and distinct genetic paths. 2/7
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Specifically, we ask whether evolutionary changes in #torpor across diverse lineages have been achieved through a common set of specific genetic modifications. The alternative hypothesis would be that evolutionary shifts in torpor arose through multiple and distinct genetic paths. 2/7
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Torpor – Đungeon Đescent Review By Spicie ForrestAfter weeks of hacking through uncharted wilderness, you break through the brush and into a large clearing. Ruins of long-abandoned homes and shops line the main drag. You walk down what was once a bustling Main Street, which eventually leads to a large and overgrown village green. In the center stands a modest and surprisingly intact…church? Sepulcher? Town hall? You’re unsure, but at least you know you didn’t pay for a wild goose chase. A suspiciously knowledgeable drunk in a nameless bar told you about a building in a long-forgotten town in what would—in a different universe—become Warsaw, Poland. Built by the trio Torpor, the halls beneath this temple promise mystery, danger, ancient power, and above all, treasure. So, intrepid adventurer, do you have what it takes to brave this Đungeon Đescent?
As you cross the threshold and make your “Entrance,” the atmosphere is transient and expeditious, the lilting melody worthy of adventure. It’s not long before you find the hidden staircase and descend, “Trespassing the Sanctuary” proper. Initial impressions of Mike Magister IV’s lo-fi tremolos and Bloodhammer’s blast beats would indicate a largely blackened structure, but Torpor is not so one-note. Franciszek Archont’s clear and clean pipes echo along the walls and reveal Đungeon Đescent to truly be trad/heavy metal by way of Bathory. Even as you square off with an “Armoured Skeleton,” you can’t help but appreciate how the punky tilt of its percussive attacks matches flawlessly with its searing axe work. Wandering through these underground halls, the seamless mix of early black metal’s intensity and grit with sword and sorcery atmosphere makes this a unique yet familiar Đungeon Đescent.
On, the dungeon descends. Like a bard or a storyteller in a tavern, Archont narrates your journey, evoking Blind Guardian’s iconic Hansi Kürsch. He shies from naught, even as the “Đungeon Đwellers” squeal their alarm on ancient, echoing strings and begin to hunt you down, the first trespasser they’ve known in ages. Harried further into the tunnels, you eventually lose your pursuers, marked by the slick bass solo rumbling and bouncing further into the distance. In the chase, though, you’ve lost your way! Wandering aimlessly, your hopes rise as you enter a chamber whose blast beats and acoustic flourishes recall the “…Sanctuary” above. Alas, the exit this is not! A monstrous creature stands at the far end of the chamber, manning a terrifying, nigh mythical machine: the “Polybolos.”1 Steel-tipped bolts fly toward you with a triumphant, glorious rhythm, echoing the machine’s name as they miss and clang on the wall behind you.
After all the dangers you’ve faced on this Đungeon Đescent, the “Polybolos” was the breaking point, and you’ve never wanted to “Return to the Surface” more. The walls listen maliciously as your panic skyrockets with Bloodhammer’s methodically increasing tempo. In this mad dash for safety, a moment of clarity stops you dead in your tracks. You will never leave this place. You will die here. With this realization, Magister IV’s acoustic musings transform into a frantic and gritty solo, his strings’ screams matching your own. As you tire and accept this death sentence, you decide it will be far better to pass away in a daydream than to remain rooted in this hell of Torpor’s creation. And so, you drift off. Lo-fi scalar riffs and medieval strings color the scenes of your memories. One “Scythian Chase” among many, you lead hordes of horse like thunderous double bass down the planes to torture and scalp your enemies for the queen. Here at the end, as you remember with advantage what feats you did that day, a thrumming bassline and nostalgically raw solo gently shepherd you into the great silence.
Not every D&D session ends happily, but as your DM rips up your character sheet, you realize Torpor’s Đungeon Đescent was a hell of a ride. It’s fairly short, clocking in at 32 minutes, but that half hour is filled to the brim with athletic and acrobatic songcraft. The mix, which is spacious and gritty, only amplifies the impressive performances across the board—especially Archont, whose vocals are undeniably the star of the show. A unique reconstruction of known touchpoints, Torpor’s debut is accessible, nostalgic, and instantly enjoyable. Your character may not have found the treasure, but in checking out Đungeon Đescent in the first place, you sure did.
Rating: 3.5/5.0
#2026 #35 #Bathory #BlackMetal #BlindGuardian #DungeonDescent #DyingVictimsProductions #HeavyMetal #Jul26 #PolishMetal #Review #Reviews #Torpor
DR: 10 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
Label: Dying Victims Productions
Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook
Releases Worldwide: July 24th, 2026 -
Torpor – Đungeon Đescent Review By Spicie ForrestAfter weeks of hacking through uncharted wilderness, you break through the brush and into a large clearing. Ruins of long-abandoned homes and shops line the main drag. You walk down what was once a bustling Main Street, which eventually leads to a large and overgrown village green. In the center stands a modest and surprisingly intact…church? Sepulcher? Town hall? You’re unsure, but at least you know you didn’t pay for a wild goose chase. A suspiciously knowledgeable drunk in a nameless bar told you about a building in a long-forgotten town in what would—in a different universe—become Warsaw, Poland. Built by the trio Torpor, the halls beneath this temple promise mystery, danger, ancient power, and above all, treasure. So, intrepid adventurer, do you have what it takes to brave this Đungeon Đescent?
As you cross the threshold and make your “Entrance,” the atmosphere is transient and expeditious, the lilting melody worthy of adventure. It’s not long before you find the hidden staircase and descend, “Trespassing the Sanctuary” proper. Initial impressions of Mike Magister IV’s lo-fi tremolos and Bloodhammer’s blast beats would indicate a largely blackened structure, but Torpor is not so one-note. Franciszek Archont’s clear and clean pipes echo along the walls and reveal Đungeon Đescent to truly be trad/heavy metal by way of Bathory. Even as you square off with an “Armoured Skeleton,” you can’t help but appreciate how the punky tilt of its percussive attacks matches flawlessly with its searing axe work. Wandering through these underground halls, the seamless mix of early black metal’s intensity and grit with sword and sorcery atmosphere makes this a unique yet familiar Đungeon Đescent.
On, the dungeon descends. Like a bard or a storyteller in a tavern, Archont narrates your journey, evoking Blind Guardian’s iconic Hansi Kürsch. He shies from naught, even as the “Đungeon Đwellers” squeal their alarm on ancient, echoing strings and begin to hunt you down, the first trespasser they’ve known in ages. Harried further into the tunnels, you eventually lose your pursuers, marked by the slick bass solo rumbling and bouncing further into the distance. In the chase, though, you’ve lost your way! Wandering aimlessly, your hopes rise as you enter a chamber whose blast beats and acoustic flourishes recall the “…Sanctuary” above. Alas, the exit this is not! A monstrous creature stands at the far end of the chamber, manning a terrifying, nigh mythical machine: the “Polybolos.”1 Steel-tipped bolts fly toward you with a triumphant, glorious rhythm, echoing the machine’s name as they miss and clang on the wall behind you.
After all the dangers you’ve faced on this Đungeon Đescent, the “Polybolos” was the breaking point, and you’ve never wanted to “Return to the Surface” more. The walls listen maliciously as your panic skyrockets with Bloodhammer’s methodically increasing tempo. In this mad dash for safety, a moment of clarity stops you dead in your tracks. You will never leave this place. You will die here. With this realization, Magister IV’s acoustic musings transform into a frantic and gritty solo, his strings’ screams matching your own. As you tire and accept this death sentence, you decide it will be far better to pass away in a daydream than to remain rooted in this hell of Torpor’s creation. And so, you drift off. Lo-fi scalar riffs and medieval strings color the scenes of your memories. One “Scythian Chase” among many, you lead hordes of horse like thunderous double bass down the planes to torture and scalp your enemies for the queen. Here at the end, as you remember with advantage what feats you did that day, a thrumming bassline and nostalgically raw solo gently shepherd you into the great silence.
Not every D&D session ends happily, but as your DM rips up your character sheet, you realize Torpor’s Đungeon Đescent was a hell of a ride. It’s fairly short, clocking in at 32 minutes, but that half hour is filled to the brim with athletic and acrobatic songcraft. The mix, which is spacious and gritty, only amplifies the impressive performances across the board—especially Archont, whose vocals are undeniably the star of the show. A unique reconstruction of known touchpoints, Torpor’s debut is accessible, nostalgic, and instantly enjoyable. Your character may not have found the treasure, but in checking out Đungeon Đescent in the first place, you sure did.
Rating: 3.5/5.0
#2026 #35 #Bathory #BlackMetal #BlindGuardian #DungeonDescent #DyingVictimsProductions #HeavyMetal #Jul26 #PolishMetal #Review #Reviews #Torpor
DR: 10 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
Label: Dying Victims Productions
Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook
Releases Worldwide: July 24th, 2026 -
Torpor – Đungeon Đescent Review By Spicie ForrestAfter weeks of hacking through uncharted wilderness, you break through the brush and into a large clearing. Ruins of long-abandoned homes and shops line the main drag. You walk down what was once a bustling Main Street, which eventually leads to a large and overgrown village green. In the center stands a modest and surprisingly intact…church? Sepulcher? Town hall? You’re unsure, but at least you know you didn’t pay for a wild goose chase. A suspiciously knowledgeable drunk in a nameless bar told you about a building in a long-forgotten town in what would—in a different universe—become Warsaw, Poland. Built by the trio Torpor, the halls beneath this temple promise mystery, danger, ancient power, and above all, treasure. So, intrepid adventurer, do you have what it takes to brave this Đungeon Đescent?
As you cross the threshold and make your “Entrance,” the atmosphere is transient and expeditious, the lilting melody worthy of adventure. It’s not long before you find the hidden staircase and descend, “Trespassing the Sanctuary” proper. Initial impressions of Mike Magister IV’s lo-fi tremolos and Bloodhammer’s blast beats would indicate a largely blackened structure, but Torpor is not so one-note. Franciszek Archont’s clear and clean pipes echo along the walls and reveal Đungeon Đescent to truly be trad/heavy metal by way of Bathory. Even as you square off with an “Armoured Skeleton,” you can’t help but appreciate how the punky tilt of its percussive attacks matches flawlessly with its searing axe work. Wandering through these underground halls, the seamless mix of early black metal’s intensity and grit with sword and sorcery atmosphere makes this a unique yet familiar Đungeon Đescent.
On, the dungeon descends. Like a bard or a storyteller in a tavern, Archont narrates your journey, evoking Blind Guardian’s iconic Hansi Kürsch. He shies from naught, even as the “Đungeon Đwellers” squeal their alarm on ancient, echoing strings and begin to hunt you down, the first trespasser they’ve known in ages. Harried further into the tunnels, you eventually lose your pursuers, marked by the slick bass solo rumbling and bouncing further into the distance. In the chase, though, you’ve lost your way! Wandering aimlessly, your hopes rise as you enter a chamber whose blast beats and acoustic flourishes recall the “…Sanctuary” above. Alas, the exit this is not! A monstrous creature stands at the far end of the chamber, manning a terrifying, nigh mythical machine: the “Polybolos.”1 Steel-tipped bolts fly toward you with a triumphant, glorious rhythm, echoing the machine’s name as they miss and clang on the wall behind you.
After all the dangers you’ve faced on this Đungeon Đescent, the “Polybolos” was the breaking point, and you’ve never wanted to “Return to the Surface” more. The walls listen maliciously as your panic skyrockets with Bloodhammer’s methodically increasing tempo. In this mad dash for safety, a moment of clarity stops you dead in your tracks. You will never leave this place. You will die here. With this realization, Magister IV’s acoustic musings transform into a frantic and gritty solo, his strings’ screams matching your own. As you tire and accept this death sentence, you decide it will be far better to pass away in a daydream than to remain rooted in this hell of Torpor’s creation. And so, you drift off. Lo-fi scalar riffs and medieval strings color the scenes of your memories. One “Scythian Chase” among many, you lead hordes of horse like thunderous double bass down the planes to torture and scalp your enemies for the queen. Here at the end, as you remember with advantage what feats you did that day, a thrumming bassline and nostalgically raw solo gently shepherd you into the great silence.
Not every D&D session ends happily, but as your DM rips up your character sheet, you realize Torpor’s Đungeon Đescent was a hell of a ride. It’s fairly short, clocking in at 32 minutes, but that half hour is filled to the brim with athletic and acrobatic songcraft. The mix, which is spacious and gritty, only amplifies the impressive performances across the board—especially Archont, whose vocals are undeniably the star of the show. A unique reconstruction of known touchpoints, Torpor’s debut is accessible, nostalgic, and instantly enjoyable. Your character may not have found the treasure, but in checking out Đungeon Đescent in the first place, you sure did.
Rating: 3.5/5.0
#2026 #35 #Bathory #BlackMetal #BlindGuardian #DungeonDescent #DyingVictimsProductions #HeavyMetal #Jul26 #PolishMetal #Review #Reviews #Torpor
DR: 10 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
Label: Dying Victims Productions
Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook
Releases Worldwide: July 24th, 2026 -
Torpor – Đungeon Đescent Review By Spicie ForrestAfter weeks of hacking through uncharted wilderness, you break through the brush and into a large clearing. Ruins of long-abandoned homes and shops line the main drag. You walk down what was once a bustling Main Street, which eventually leads to a large and overgrown village green. In the center stands a modest and surprisingly intact…church? Sepulcher? Town hall? You’re unsure, but at least you know you didn’t pay for a wild goose chase. A suspiciously knowledgeable drunk in a nameless bar told you about a building in a long-forgotten town in what would—in a different universe—become Warsaw, Poland. Built by the trio Torpor, the halls beneath this temple promise mystery, danger, ancient power, and above all, treasure. So, intrepid adventurer, do you have what it takes to brave this Đungeon Đescent?
As you cross the threshold and make your “Entrance,” the atmosphere is transient and expeditious, the lilting melody worthy of adventure. It’s not long before you find the hidden staircase and descend, “Trespassing the Sanctuary” proper. Initial impressions of Mike Magister IV’s lo-fi tremolos and Bloodhammer’s blast beats would indicate a largely blackened structure, but Torpor is not so one-note. Franciszek Archont’s clear and clean pipes echo along the walls and reveal Đungeon Đescent to truly be trad/heavy metal by way of Bathory. Even as you square off with an “Armoured Skeleton,” you can’t help but appreciate how the punky tilt of its percussive attacks matches flawlessly with its searing axe work. Wandering through these underground halls, the seamless mix of early black metal’s intensity and grit with sword and sorcery atmosphere makes this a unique yet familiar Đungeon Đescent.
On, the dungeon descends. Like a bard or a storyteller in a tavern, Archont narrates your journey, evoking Blind Guardian’s iconic Hansi Kürsch. He shies from naught, even as the “Đungeon Đwellers” squeal their alarm on ancient, echoing strings and begin to hunt you down, the first trespasser they’ve known in ages. Harried further into the tunnels, you eventually lose your pursuers, marked by the slick bass solo rumbling and bouncing further into the distance. In the chase, though, you’ve lost your way! Wandering aimlessly, your hopes rise as you enter a chamber whose blast beats and acoustic flourishes recall the “…Sanctuary” above. Alas, the exit this is not! A monstrous creature stands at the far end of the chamber, manning a terrifying, nigh mythical machine: the “Polybolos.”1 Steel-tipped bolts fly toward you with a triumphant, glorious rhythm, echoing the machine’s name as they miss and clang on the wall behind you.
After all the dangers you’ve faced on this Đungeon Đescent, the “Polybolos” was the breaking point, and you’ve never wanted to “Return to the Surface” more. The walls listen maliciously as your panic skyrockets with Bloodhammer’s methodically increasing tempo. In this mad dash for safety, a moment of clarity stops you dead in your tracks. You will never leave this place. You will die here. With this realization, Magister IV’s acoustic musings transform into a frantic and gritty solo, his strings’ screams matching your own. As you tire and accept this death sentence, you decide it will be far better to pass away in a daydream than to remain rooted in this hell of Torpor’s creation. And so, you drift off. Lo-fi scalar riffs and medieval strings color the scenes of your memories. One “Scythian Chase” among many, you lead hordes of horse like thunderous double bass down the planes to torture and scalp your enemies for the queen. Here at the end, as you remember with advantage what feats you did that day, a thrumming bassline and nostalgically raw solo gently shepherd you into the great silence.
Not every D&D session ends happily, but as your DM rips up your character sheet, you realize Torpor’s Đungeon Đescent was a hell of a ride. It’s fairly short, clocking in at 32 minutes, but that half hour is filled to the brim with athletic and acrobatic songcraft. The mix, which is spacious and gritty, only amplifies the impressive performances across the board—especially Archont, whose vocals are undeniably the star of the show. A unique reconstruction of known touchpoints, Torpor’s debut is accessible, nostalgic, and instantly enjoyable. Your character may not have found the treasure, but in checking out Đungeon Đescent in the first place, you sure did.
Rating: 3.5/5.0
#2026 #35 #Bathory #BlackMetal #BlindGuardian #DungeonDescent #DyingVictimsProductions #HeavyMetal #Jul26 #PolishMetal #Review #Reviews #Torpor
DR: 10 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
Label: Dying Victims Productions
Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook
Releases Worldwide: July 24th, 2026 -
TORPOR (Polònia) presenta nou àlbum: "Ɖungeon Ɖescent" #Torpor #BlackMetal #HeavyMetal #Juliol2026 #Polònia #NouÀlbum #Metall #Metal #MúsicaMetal #MetalMusic
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TORPOR (Polònia) presenta nou àlbum: "Ɖungeon Ɖescent" #Torpor #BlackMetal #HeavyMetal #Juliol2026 #Polònia #NouÀlbum #Metall #Metal #MúsicaMetal #MetalMusic
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Torpor, Bastard Idol, Pearl, Cascades MOVED TO EXHIBIT A
Exhibit A, Wednesday, August 12 at 07:00 PM EDT
CRIMINAL TRAP VOL.4
"SECRET BEACH OR BUST"
AUGUST 12 @ EXHIBIT A (4981 AV DUNN)
TORPOR - vintage hardcorehttps://torporsanglante.bandcamp.com/album/wasted-innocence
BASTARD IDOL - weekend punkhttps://brokenskull.bandcamp.com/album/demo-2025
PEARL (Baltimore) - rock of lovehttps://pearl-music.bandcamp.com/album/love-grief
CASCADES - tyrannical crust
https://likeweeds.org/cascades/
$10-15 PWYC / NOTAFLOFALL AGES - BYOB
7PM / 19Hflyer by Alex Apostolidis
https://montreal.askapunk.net/event/torpor-bastard-idol-pearl-cascades
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Torpor, Bastard Idol, Pearl, Cascades MOVED TO EXHIBIT A
Exhibit A, Wednesday, August 12 at 07:00 PM EDT
CRIMINAL TRAP VOL.4
"SECRET BEACH OR BUST"
AUGUST 12 @ EXHIBIT A (4981 AV DUNN)
TORPOR - vintage hardcorehttps://torporsanglante.bandcamp.com/album/wasted-innocence
BASTARD IDOL - weekend punkhttps://brokenskull.bandcamp.com/album/demo-2025
PEARL (Baltimore) - rock of lovehttps://pearl-music.bandcamp.com/album/love-grief
CASCADES - tyrannical crust
https://likeweeds.org/cascades/
$10-15 PWYC / NOTAFLOFALL AGES - BYOB
7PM / 19Hflyer by Alex Apostolidis
https://montreal.askapunk.net/event/torpor-bastard-idol-pearl-cascades
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In a year with a new Cruel Force and Midnight Prey and even Iron Kobra, this is already the album of the year for me. Like what the actual fuck is going here? The black metal parts suck but everything else is amazing. Had the chance to listen to the entire album and it fucking kills. POLYBOLOS #torpor #HeavyMetal #BlackMetal #ThrashMetal #DyingVictimsProductions https://dyingvictimsproductions.bandcamp.com/album/ungeon-escent
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In a year with a new Cruel Force and Midnight Prey and even Iron Kobra, this is already the album of the year for me. Like what the actual fuck is going here? The black metal parts suck but everything else is amazing. Had the chance to listen to the entire album and it fucking kills. POLYBOLOS #torpor #HeavyMetal #BlackMetal #ThrashMetal #DyingVictimsProductions https://dyingvictimsproductions.bandcamp.com/album/ungeon-escent
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In a year with a new Cruel Force and Midnight Prey and even Iron Kobra, this is already the album of the year for me. Like what the actual fuck is going here? The black metal parts suck but everything else is amazing. Had the chance to listen to the entire album and it fucking kills. POLYBOLOS #torpor #HeavyMetal #BlackMetal #ThrashMetal #DyingVictimsProductions https://dyingvictimsproductions.bandcamp.com/album/ungeon-escent
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In a year with a new Cruel Force and Midnight Prey and even Iron Kobra, this is already the album of the year for me. Like what the actual fuck is going here? The black metal parts suck but everything else is amazing. Had the chance to listen to the entire album and it fucking kills. POLYBOLOS #torpor #HeavyMetal #BlackMetal #ThrashMetal #DyingVictimsProductions https://dyingvictimsproductions.bandcamp.com/album/ungeon-escent
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/947260/ Why Don’t Humans Hibernate? An Evolutionary Biologist Explains #Biology #evolution #EvolutionaryBiology #hibernation #HomoSapiens #human #HumanHibernation #Science #torpor #UK #UnitedKingdom #WhyDon’tHumansHibernate #WhyDon’tWeHibernate
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Out cold … in Sunrise, Florida, US, conservation officials are dealing with a spate of iguanas in torpor, handed in by residents who have found the reptiles immobilised by the cold. If temperatures drop low enough, iguanas will drop out of trees and stay immobile until they manage to warm up again.
Photograph: Cristóbal Herrera/EPA
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Out cold … in Sunrise, Florida, US, conservation officials are dealing with a spate of iguanas in torpor, handed in by residents who have found the reptiles immobilised by the cold. If temperatures drop low enough, iguanas will drop out of trees and stay immobile until they manage to warm up again.
Photograph: Cristóbal Herrera/EPA
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Out cold … in Sunrise, Florida, US, conservation officials are dealing with a spate of iguanas in torpor, handed in by residents who have found the reptiles immobilised by the cold. If temperatures drop low enough, iguanas will drop out of trees and stay immobile until they manage to warm up again.
Photograph: Cristóbal Herrera/EPA
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Out cold … in Sunrise, Florida, US, conservation officials are dealing with a spate of iguanas in torpor, handed in by residents who have found the reptiles immobilised by the cold. If temperatures drop low enough, iguanas will drop out of trees and stay immobile until they manage to warm up again.
Photograph: Cristóbal Herrera/EPA
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Tiny radio transmitters reveal a hidden survival tactic in birds https://theconversation.com/tiny-radio-transmitters-reveal-a-hidden-survival-tactic-in-birds-274517 Paper by Alice Barratt et al.: https://www.cell.com/current-biology/abstract/S0960-9822(26)00011-4
"During and after the extreme rain events, the #birds remained in their burrows and they entered deep and long bouts of #torpor—far exceeding what passerine birds were thought capable of. Such torpor is crucial for these in-flight foragers to survive when wet and cold conditions suppress the activity of flying #insects"
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Tiny radio transmitters reveal a hidden survival tactic in birds https://theconversation.com/tiny-radio-transmitters-reveal-a-hidden-survival-tactic-in-birds-274517 Paper by Alice Barratt et al.: https://www.cell.com/current-biology/abstract/S0960-9822(26)00011-4
"During and after the extreme rain events, the #birds remained in their burrows and they entered deep and long bouts of #torpor—far exceeding what passerine birds were thought capable of. Such torpor is crucial for these in-flight foragers to survive when wet and cold conditions suppress the activity of flying #insects"
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Tiny radio transmitters reveal a hidden survival tactic in birds https://theconversation.com/tiny-radio-transmitters-reveal-a-hidden-survival-tactic-in-birds-274517 Paper by Alice Barratt et al.: https://www.cell.com/current-biology/abstract/S0960-9822(26)00011-4
"During and after the extreme rain events, the #birds remained in their burrows and they entered deep and long bouts of #torpor—far exceeding what passerine birds were thought capable of. Such torpor is crucial for these in-flight foragers to survive when wet and cold conditions suppress the activity of flying #insects"
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Could humans one day hibernate like bears? Scientists are now taking it seriously | https://www.byteseu.com/1743548/ #BrainProtectionDuringTorpor #ControlledHypothermia #HumanHibernation #HumanTorporResearch #MetabolismSuppression #Science #SleepScience #SpaceTravel #torpor
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How Hummingbirds Chill Out To Survive Cold Nights
"Due to their high metabolism and small body size, hummingbirds have rigid metabolic budgets, so they rely on torpor to conserve energy every night."
#torpor #cold #environment #ecology #hummingbirds #ornithology #metabolism #energy https://medium.com/grrlscientist/how-hummingbirds-chill-out-to-survive-cold-nights-5819171d1695
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How Hummingbirds Chill Out To Survive Cold Nights
"Due to their high metabolism and small body size, hummingbirds have rigid metabolic budgets, so they rely on torpor to conserve energy every night."
#torpor #cold #environment #ecology #hummingbirds #ornithology #metabolism #energy https://medium.com/grrlscientist/how-hummingbirds-chill-out-to-survive-cold-nights-5819171d1695
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How Hummingbirds Chill Out To Survive Cold Nights
"Due to their high metabolism and small body size, hummingbirds have rigid metabolic budgets, so they rely on torpor to conserve energy every night."
#torpor #cold #environment #ecology #hummingbirds #ornithology #metabolism #energy https://medium.com/grrlscientist/how-hummingbirds-chill-out-to-survive-cold-nights-5819171d1695
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How Hummingbirds Chill Out To Survive Cold Nights
"Due to their high metabolism and small body size, hummingbirds have rigid metabolic budgets, so they rely on torpor to conserve energy every night."
#torpor #cold #environment #ecology #hummingbirds #ornithology #metabolism #energy https://medium.com/grrlscientist/how-hummingbirds-chill-out-to-survive-cold-nights-5819171d1695
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How Hummingbirds Chill Out To Survive Cold Nights
"Due to their high metabolism and small body size, hummingbirds have rigid metabolic budgets, so they rely on torpor to conserve energy every night."
#torpor #cold #environment #ecology #hummingbirds #ornithology #metabolism #energy https://medium.com/grrlscientist/how-hummingbirds-chill-out-to-survive-cold-nights-5819171d1695
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How Hummingbirds Chill Out To Survive Cold Nights
"Due to their high metabolism and small body size, hummingbirds have rigid metabolic budgets, so they rely on torpor to conserve energy every night."
#torpor #cold #environment #ecology #hummingbirds #ornithology #metabolism #energy https://medium.com/grrlscientist/how-hummingbirds-chill-out-to-survive-cold-nights-5819171d1695
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How Hummingbirds Chill Out To Survive Cold Nights
"Due to their high metabolism and small body size, hummingbirds have rigid metabolic budgets, so they rely on torpor to conserve energy every night."
#torpor #cold #environment #ecology #hummingbirds #ornithology #metabolism #energy https://medium.com/grrlscientist/how-hummingbirds-chill-out-to-survive-cold-nights-5819171d1695
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How Hummingbirds Chill Out To Survive Cold Nights
"Due to their high metabolism and small body size, hummingbirds have rigid metabolic budgets, so they rely on torpor to conserve energy every night."
#torpor #cold #environment #ecology #hummingbirds #ornithology #metabolism #energy https://medium.com/grrlscientist/how-hummingbirds-chill-out-to-survive-cold-nights-5819171d1695
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How Hummingbirds Chill Out To Survive Cold Nights
"Due to their high metabolism and small body size, hummingbirds have rigid metabolic budgets, so they rely on torpor to conserve energy every night."
#torpor #cold #environment #ecology #hummingbirds #ornithology #metabolism #energy https://medium.com/grrlscientist/how-hummingbirds-chill-out-to-survive-cold-nights-5819171d1695
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How Hummingbirds Chill Out To Survive Cold Nights
"Due to their high metabolism and small body size, hummingbirds have rigid metabolic budgets, so they rely on torpor to conserve energy every night."
#torpor #cold #environment #ecology #hummingbirds #ornithology #metabolism #energy https://medium.com/grrlscientist/how-hummingbirds-chill-out-to-survive-cold-nights-5819171d1695
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How Hummingbirds Chill Out To Survive Cold Nights
"Due to their high metabolism and small body size, hummingbirds have rigid metabolic budgets, so they rely on torpor to conserve energy every night."
#torpor #cold #environment #ecology #hummingbirds #ornithology #metabolism #energy https://medium.com/grrlscientist/how-hummingbirds-chill-out-to-survive-cold-nights-5819171d1695
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How Hummingbirds Chill Out To Survive Cold Nights
"Due to their high metabolism and small body size, hummingbirds have rigid metabolic budgets, so they rely on torpor to conserve energy every night."
#torpor #cold #environment #ecology #hummingbirds #ornithology #metabolism #energy https://medium.com/grrlscientist/how-hummingbirds-chill-out-to-survive-cold-nights-5819171d1695
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BASTARD IDOL Tape Release w/ Torpor, Human Form, The Not + Secrete Guest
Turbo Haüs, Saturday, January 17 at 08:00 PM EST
CRIMINAL TRAP VOL. 2
January 17 @ Turbohaus
TORPOR (Montreal/Sherbrooke/Toronto) - rare ltd oop 2016 chromatic hardcore
https://torporsanglante.bandcamp.com/album/wasted-innocence
HUMAN FORM (Toronto) - tupa tupa agathocles
https://ih8humanform.bandcamp.com/album/demo-2023
BASTARD IDOL (Montreal/Toronto) - raw punk, tape release
https://2025.demo-fest.org/bastard-idol-demo-2025/
THE NOT - blood spit pogo
https://biblicallyaccuratebandcamp.bandcamp.com/album/lp-i
+ SECRETE GUEST
$15 / PWYC / NOTAFLOF
ROCKERS OF THE AGES OF EIGHTEEN AND UP MAY ATTEND
Doors @ 8:00
First band @ 9:00
flyer by alex apostolidis
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BASTARD IDOL Tape Release w/ Torpor, Human Form, The Not + Secrete Guest
Turbo Haüs, Saturday, January 17 at 08:00 PM EST
CRIMINAL TRAP VOL. 2
January 17 @ Turbohaus
TORPOR (Montreal/Sherbrooke/Toronto) - rare ltd oop 2016 chromatic hardcore
https://torporsanglante.bandcamp.com/album/wasted-innocence
HUMAN FORM (Toronto) - tupa tupa agathocles
https://ih8humanform.bandcamp.com/album/demo-2023
BASTARD IDOL (Montreal/Toronto) - raw punk, tape release
https://2025.demo-fest.org/bastard-idol-demo-2025/
THE NOT - blood spit pogo
https://biblicallyaccuratebandcamp.bandcamp.com/album/lp-i
+ SECRETE GUEST
$15 / PWYC / NOTAFLOF
ROCKERS OF THE AGES OF EIGHTEEN AND UP MAY ATTEND
Doors @ 8:00
First band @ 9:00
flyer coming soon - bastard idol art by wilbur
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BASTARD IDOL Tape Release w/ Torpor, Human Form, The Not + Secrete Guest
Turbo Haüs, Saturday, January 17 at 08:00 PM EST
CRIMINAL TRAP VOL. 2
January 17 @ Turbohaus
TORPOR (Montreal/Sherbrooke/Toronto) - rare ltd oop 2016 chromatic hardcore
https://torporsanglante.bandcamp.com/album/wasted-innocence
HUMAN FORM (Toronto) - tupa tupa agathocles
https://ih8humanform.bandcamp.com/album/demo-2023
BASTARD IDOL (Montreal/Toronto) - raw punk, tape release
https://2025.demo-fest.org/bastard-idol-demo-2025/
THE NOT - blood spit pogo
https://biblicallyaccuratebandcamp.bandcamp.com/album/lp-i
+ SECRETE GUEST
$15 / PWYC / NOTAFLOF
ROCKERS OF THE AGES OF EIGHTEEN AND UP MAY ATTEND
Doors @ 8:00
First band @ 9:00
flyer by alex apostolidis
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Overall, these results suggest the existence of several genetic paths towards the #evolution of #torpor in placental #mammals. 🧵4/4
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Overall, these results suggest the existence of several genetic paths towards the #evolution of #torpor in placental #mammals. 🧵4/4