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Today, you\u2019ll learn about the rare study of a hammerhead shark embryo, how touching your teammate might help them make free throws, and a super alloy that doesn\u2019t break - it kinks.  

Hammerhead Embryos 

• \u201cSecrets of Hammerhead Sharks Revealed in \u2018Very Rare\u2019 Images.\u201d by Robyn White. 2024.  
• \u201cBonnethead shark.\u201d David A. Ebert, et al. 2021.  
• \u201cAre Hammerhead Sharks Dangerous and Do They Attack Humans?\u201d by Robyn White. 2022.  
• \u201cEmbryonic development in the bonnethead (Sphyrna tiburo), a viviparous hammerhead shark.\u201d by Steven R. Byrum, et al. 2023.  

Free Throw Touch 

• \u201cPhysical touch from teammates appears to improve free throw accuracy in basketball.\u201d by Eric W. Dolan. 2024.  
• \u201cThe power of human touch: Physical contact improves performance in basketball free throws.\u201d by Christiane M. Buttner, et al. 2024.  

Kinky Alloy 

• \u201cThis Allow is Kinky.\u201d by Aliyah Kovner. 2024.  
• \u201cKink bands promote exceptional fracture resistance in a NbTaTiHf refractory medium-entropy alloy.\u201d by David H. Cook, et al. 2024.  

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