This Week In The Future: Frozen Camel Cravings Are Off The Hook

This Week In The Future, March 4-8, 2013 Baarbarian

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• There Used To Be Freaking Camels In The Arctic
• Meet The Newest, Most Absurd Supercars From Lamborghini And Ferrari
• "Keep Calm And Rape," Plus 5 More Awful/Offensive/Hilarious Algorithm-Created Shirts
• Will Science Let Pregnant Women Do ANYTHING?

And don't forget to check out our other favorite stories of the week:

• 5 Things You Should Know About The Baby Cured Of HIV
• How This Tiny Plastic Box Could Help Humans Inhabit Other Planets [Video]
• FYI: How Do You Keep A Dead Political Leader Fresh For Public Viewing?
• Flying Robots 101: Everything You Need To Know About Drones
• 10 Of The Best Nature Photographs Of the Year
• How Football Hits Could Lead To An Immune Attack On The Brain
• This Bird Has Spent Nearly 20 Years Waiting For Endangered Species Protection
• DJI Phantom RC Quadrotor UAS Review: A Powerful Personal Drone That Knows Its Place
• 3-D Reconstruction Of Martian Surface Uncovers Lost Evidence Of Ancient Floods
• Retired Lab Chimps See The Sky For The First Time [Video]
• Should We Use Big Data To Punish Crimes Before They're Committed?
• Science Is Institutionally Sexist. Here Are 4 Ways To Help Fix It
• Wireless, Implantable Interface Lets Monkeys Control Computers With Their Brains
• Can We Humans Build Cities That Don't Freak Us Out?
• New Smart Material Will Form Instant Casts For Accident Victims
• Researchers Create A 'Google Map' Of The Human Metabolism