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Watch: Ig Nobel Prizes awarded for painted zebra cows, pizza-eating lizards - UPI.com
This year's slate of Ig Nobel Prize winners include researchers who painted cows like zebras and a team who analyzed the pizza preferences of lizards.
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arstechnica.com
Meet the 2025 Ig Nobel Prize winners
The annual award ceremony features miniature operas, scientific demos, and the 24/7 lectures.
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independent.co.uk
Science behind pasta sauce, pizza-eating lizards, drunk bats win 2025 Ig Nobel
Physics applied to study exotic materials in industries helps cook perfect pasta sauce
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arabnews.com
Does painting cows with stripes prevent fly bites? Researchers who studied this win Ig Nobel prize
BOSTON: A team of researchers from Japan wondered if painting cows with zebra-like stripes would prevent flies from biting them. Another group from Africa and Europe pondered the…
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Ig Nobel Prizes go to research into pizza for lizards and drunk bats
Stay up to date with notifications from The IndependentNotifications can be managed in browser preferences.AllNewsSportCultureLifestyleThe Ig Nobel Prize for aviation is accepted…
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bbc.com
Ig Nobel prize 2025: Zebra cows and Teflon food among winners
The tongue-in-cheek scientific awards also recognise research into lizard's preferred pizza and garlicky breastmilk.
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huffpost.com
Scientists Who Studied If Striped Cows Attract Fewer Flies Win Weird Research Prize
A group that explored whether painting zebralike stripes on cows reduced fly bites are among the winners of this year's Ig Nobels.
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upi.com
Watch: Ig Nobel Prizes awarded for painted zebra cows, pizza-eating lizards - UPI.com
This year's slate of Ig Nobel Prize winners include researchers who painted cows like zebras and a team who analyzed the pizza preferences of lizards.
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scmp.com
Udder brilliance? Japan wins Ig Nobel Prize for painting cows like zebras
It is Japan’s 19th consecutive win at the tongue-in-cheek award, which honours research that ‘first makes people laugh, then makes them think’.