Good day all and welcome to the fifth edition of stemng digest, a weekly selection of some of the best posts under the #stemng tag in the past week.
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Just as we normally do, the management has traveled far and wide the corners of #stemng tag and selected the posts they think is the best for each day of this last week. Relax and enjoy as we take you through the best posts of the last seven days.
Electricity is generated by continous movement of electrons through electrical conductors. That is as simple as it can get. What about holesand semi-conductors? Well, I personally didnt know much about them until I read this piece of good write-up from 
I really do no think man knows the exact level of plant and animal biodiversity that the earth is blessed with. The orange dwarf cave crocodile happens to be an animal I will be coming across for the first time, thanks to 
Seeing the title of this post, one would wonder why the user did not use NSFW tag. A closer look at the contents would vindicate the author. An awesome write-up on sexual dimorphism in living organisms. From humans, frutiflies, grasshoppers to even plants. It was really about sex blended with the basics of genetics. I had a good time reading it. Thanks to 
This was really a blockbuster from 
Another well-written post from 
Energy is needed for everything, including life itself. Little wonder that a lot of posts are being dedicated to energy. This time around, it is about hydraulic energy of waterfalls and its application in generating electricity. 
Warning: This post contains graphic images, please be guided
Even though the author warned beforehand, I was still taken aback by images of this write up. I have heard faintly about flesh eating bacteria before now, but never have I read something well researched and detailed about it. 
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