Tue. 09/22 - Horror Fans Fare Better During the Pandemic

A new study has found that fans of horror movies are having an easier time coping with the pandemic. The woman who serves as the Queen of England’s body double. A new species of dinosaur discovered with perfectly preserved fossils in China. And a few ways to get your nature fix from the National Parks Service, including one that will make you $50,000 richer.

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Links:

• Horror Movie Fans Are Having an Easier Time Dealing With the Pandemic, Study Says (Vice)
• The Morbid Curiosity Scale Coltan Scrivner (Psychology of Morbid Curiosity)
• 125-Million-Year-Old Dinosaurs Found Buried By Volcano Eruption In China (All That’s Interesting)
• 125 million-year-old dinosaur found buried by a volcanic eruption in China (CNN) 
• Visit Any National Park for Free on September 26—or Volunteer to Help Maintain Them (Mental Floss)
• National Public Lands Day (National Environmental Education Foundation) 
• Michelob ULTRA Pure Gold CEO 
• A Photographic Window into the Remote Siberian Territory of Yakutia (Kottke)
• Kottke.Org
• Jackson Bird on Twitter