http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/news/ ScientistsBaffled.com Tue, 19 May 2026 09:32:29 -0400 ContentFeeder 1.0 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=60 "The town's high incidence of twins has baffled fertility experts -- underscoring a more regional twin trend and an array of elaborate African rituals around them." Baffled Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2007-11-27T20:42:39-05:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=52 Uh, oh. A bird flu outbreak and bafflement do not go well together. Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2007-02-23T21:39:35-05:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=47 Insect experts are baffled, as well as perplexed by the gigantic yellow jacket nests that are being discovered in "old barns, unoccupied houses, cars and underground cavities". Or rather, gigantic nests of yellow jackets. When we get nests of gigantic yellow jackets I'm going to run screaming. Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2006-08-22T08:51:46-04:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=46 A San Antonio "red oak tree has baffled tree experts, water specialists and nursery professionals" because water is squirting out of the trunk. Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2006-08-14T10:48:49-04:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=45 "A fish ... with teeth that look like they belong to a human has baffled wildlife officials" I told you people that genetic engineering was bad! What's next, fish with arms and legs? Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2006-07-20T08:25:31-04:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=43 "Anthropologists, psychologists and business etiquette experts are baffled at why American business people have suddenly decided to invade each other's personal space." That's a lot of bafflement! Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2006-06-20T12:18:23-04:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=32 Hundreds of toads have spontaneously exploded. I guess this is considered baffling in some parts of the world. Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2006-03-02T22:45:39-05:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=31 Several crocodiles have been seen in densely-populated Singapore, including one near a commercial bank and another near an apartment block. I'm assuming this is baffling because crocodiles don't usually roam around loose in Singapore? Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2006-03-02T22:30:17-05:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=29 Chronic Fatigue Syndrome has "left medical experts baffled" but a doctor in Australia thinks it is a physical ailment brought about by thoughts in the mind. Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2006-03-02T22:01:00-05:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=27 I don't want any uncertainty in the world of houseplants. I'm sorry, but I need stability in that area. Regardless, a Horsham, UK woman was literally "flabbergasted" by a gigantic houseplant that has baffled flower experts and "sent ripples of excitement through the horticultural world." news@scientistsbaffled.com 2006-03-02T21:16:09-05:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=24 Anthrax and bafflement do not mix. Well actually they do mix occasionally, but they shouldn't mix, because it means more death and destruction, right? Right? Anyway, the New York Daily News reports "Experts baffled by case". While we applaud the use of "baffled" in the headline, they are obviously trying to downplay the story compared to an accurate headline, which would read "Experts baffled by DEADLY ANTHRAX case." Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2006-03-02T18:51:23-05:00 ScientistsBaffled.com en-us Copyright (C) 2026 Andrew Davidson. All Rights Reserved. The content of this feed is available for non-commercial use only.