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Star Trek Science: Anatomy Of A Tribble

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Tribbles
, the lovable Star Trek fluffballs best known for turning into Gremlins if you get them wet, aren't just made of a bunch of pubes glued together like I previously thought. No, it turns out they actually have body parts, including, and virtually limited to: sexual organs. And speaking of sexual organs: somebody call the piano repairman, I've really done it this time.

Anatomy Of A Tribble [buzzfeed]

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  • September 14, 2010
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