Cristina kicks off the show with an overview of how the Public Health Agency of Canada’s National Microbiology Laboratory tests for COVID-19. After archeologists discover a 2000 year old feline geoglyph carved into the hillside in Nazca Lines, Peru, Adam asks, “Is it really a cat?” Darren rounds out the show with a look at Coca-Cola and whether long-time reports of the beverage containing cocaine hold up.
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COVID-19 Testing in Canada
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19): Awareness resources
How the National Microbiology Laboratory tests for COVID-19
Fact check: Nasal tests best for COVID-19; they don’t implant anything
How does coronavirus (COVID-19) nasal swab testing work?
2000 Year Old Cat Carving in Peru?
Archeologists discover 2,000-year-old cat figure carving in Peru’s Nazca Lines site – CBS
Origin of the domestic dog – Dogs enter North America from northeastern Siberia – Wikipedia
Beverly Hills Chihuahua – The Disney Wiki
Pampas Cats of Peru – International Society for Endangered Cats Canada
Coke in Coke?
Professor Buzzkill: Was Coca Cola’s Magic Ingredient Cocaine?
