I have seen more than my fair share of quality animated series in my 49 years and counting. From B&W Mickey Mouse serials to Looney Tunes to Speed Racer to early Simpsons to Cowboy Bebop to Batman: TAS to South Park to Archer.

Hands down. Avatar.

The Hagia Sophia was the largest cathedral for nearly 1000 years.

Every piece of lead smelted in the modern era has increased radioactivity compared to old lead because of nuclear testing. When you're doing experiments which require ridiculously low backgrounds (like dark matter searches and neutrino measurements) every bit of radioactivity you can remove from your detector counts.

As an archaeologist, I don't see any major problem with this practice. The article says that the ingots are well-recorded and a sample is preserved, with any inscriptions cut out and saved. Nearly all of the ingots would just end up sitting in boxes never to be touched again, and a small representative sample should…

That's easy: Deep Space nine season 1 ep: Move Along Home

Obligatory.

Ok, from II I'd go with Fenris. I would totally have his broody little babies.

That's actually precisely why I chose it.

English zookeeper isn't doing so bad in the cuteness contest himself.

Practically a no-brainer (pardon the pun).

As a young comparatively sheltered pup The Wire helped me understand, on a visceral level how we live in a world where for certain people even the institutions that are supposed to work for them work against them.

Since I can't rightly embed "The Cove" this trailer makes captive cetaceans status pretty clear.

It makes sense. Women probably couldn't afford the time or resources to have a kid feeding from her from so long.

Whether he does it for love or sex is completely beside the point, especially in the series.

Now that I've gotten the Theon rage out of my system...there will be BOOK SPOILERS IN THIS POST. MAJOR, MAJOR BOOK SPOILERS. Please avert your eyes if you have not finished Storm of Swords.