It's the Late Show Potshow with Steven Colbert.

Folks, as I'm sure you know, I love science. In fact, it was my favorite class in grade school, right after English, history, Spanish, and the class where I got repeatedly hit in the face with dodge balls, math.

And because I love science, I like to tell you all the latest science news in my science segment.

The Sound of Science!

Hello, science, my old friend.

First up on the sound of science

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first up in undersea threereesome news, a leopard shark trio was captured mating in the wild for the first time.

Man, the new avatar is weird.

Is that the way of water?

The freaky fishway over here was captured by shark researcher, Dr. Hugo LaSauce, who spotted the female with two males grasping her fins and decided to record as he knew, quote,

something was going to happen, saying the filming event was so exciting.

You can read all about his findings

in the next month's issue of Shark Purve.

Next up on the sound aside,

the oldest and most complete fossil

of a dome-headed dinosaur was found in Mongolia.

And researchers say the fossil tells us more about

Pachycephalosaurus, the most enigmatic dinosaurs.

Oh, and there's nothing more alluring

than an enigmatic Pachycephalosaur.

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