Hello folks who wonder if high-speed internet and free 2-day shipping should be added to the list of basic needs for every human that already includes food, clothing and shelter,

Why do we have pockets in our pants?

Well, that depends on their size. For some of us, so that we can store our smartphones, masks, wallets while for some of us, so that we can store a couple of pennies and a quarter.

Whatever be the case, it is hard to argue pockets are a handy storage option when you want to store the train ticket, a handy mask for your grocery trip or your gateway drug of choice - smartphones for most of us, but who am I to judge if it is otherwise.

And this becomes a problem when storing things in our pockets becomes second nature and we forget to remove it's contents before starting the laundry cycle or entering the TSA body scanners.

Introducing Pocket Gophers. At first you might immediately put two and two together and assume they are so called because they are tiny and cute and can easily fit in your front pocket. Alas that is not the case.

These gophers do not have good eyesight or hearing, hence will rely on their sense of touch using their whiskers and their sense of smell to locate food and detect predators in the burrows. It makes sense doesn't it, if they are not going to use a flashlight while tunneling what is the purpose of a 20-20 vision.

What comes to your mind when you think of a snail?

Aquatic snails are different from their terrestrial cousins not just based on the swimwear they wear everyday but also the location of their eyes. Unlike the land snails, aquatic snails have eyes on the base of their tentacles and instead of 4 tentacles, they have just 2. Less is more for these aquatic snails.