For those of you who are new here, and for everyone who has been following along with the saga, let me present to you : The story of Napoleon, the wayward rooster, and Turkey Girl, his star-crossed lover. Part 1: #birdtwitter pic.twitter.com/BW89wIxNTW

— Foxfeather Zenkova (@foxfeather) April 1, 2020

This is just a bear… being a good citizen. pic.twitter.com/OCqnUwioFZ

— Bryan Leblanc (@bryan_leblanc) March 31, 2020

April 1st 2020: COVID finally broke Ina Garten who posted this recipe for a vat of cocktails at 6am.

“I like to make a big pitcher. You never know who’s stopping by. Wait. No one’s stopping by.” pic.twitter.com/Xr1pKqhbiE

— Marissa Monticolo (@MMonticolo) April 1, 2020

Good science writing brings clarity to complicated topics. But great science writing—and this, from @edyong209, certainly qualifies—trusts the reader with all the original complexity, and still brings clarity: https://t.co/jKTA9hNyId

— Yoni Appelbaum (@YAppelbaum) April 1, 2020

This is very, very good advice. https://t.co/tPWzfgXAaB pic.twitter.com/PoF85v0F8f

— Ed Yong is not here (@edyong209) March 31, 2020

First article by @AuthorWoodroe, please read her story about being in quarantine in Italy. Advice from the Future https://t.co/dHAC4V15u6

— The Bad Influence Pub (@influence_pub) April 1, 2020

"Needing reassurance from the person closest to you that this will soon be over."https://t.co/j9h44BwKOK

— McSweeney's (@mcsweeneys) April 1, 2020

"I’ve tried explaining that if they don’t change their ways, there’s going to be a never-ending war against the machines, but if anything, that’s just making them buy more toilet paper."https://t.co/H2TdksYKdx

— McSweeney's (@mcsweeneys) April 1, 2020

Not gonna lie, I cried at today's xkcd. https://t.co/S9UCBHuONr

— James L. Sutter (THE GHOST OF US out now!) (@jameslsutter) March 31, 2020

This is the best thing you will see… https://t.co/XY5wXQOB1i

— Angie McCullagh (@AngieHiSeattle) March 31, 2020