He has flipped a coin 10,000 times, travelled to Antarctica, memorized π to hundreds of digits, and been stung by a bullet ant in the Amazon, all in the pursuit of maths.

They’re not falling off the bone (contrary to popular belief, competition judges consider that overcooked), but they do give you that satisfying clean bite mark that barbecue aficionados recognize as ...

Learn about the biology, habitats, and defense mechanisms of these tiny yet lethal creatures, including infamous species like the bullet ant, whose sting is among the most painful known ...

Viewers also discover that Ellie burns her arm in an attempt to hide her bite mark and, as she jokingly says, “wear short sleeves again.” The episode continues with time lapses that happen ...

When she was found, Rebekah’s hair was ripped out, she had black eyes, a broken nose, bruising around her neck and a bite mark to her face ... one in the face with a bullet fragment.

Before getting there, we find Joel making Ellie a guitar for her birthday. She's burned her arm to hide the bite mark, and a year later, she and Joel celebrate her 16th by visiting a nearby museum ...

Joel can’t figure out how hard to play “dad” when Ellie intentionally burns her arm, trying to hide a bite mark. And when he describes how he fixed up the guitar, he becomes adorably awkward ...

She even burned her arm to cover the bite mark left by that ill-fated mall date with Riley ("I wanted to wear short sleeves again"). But part of growing up is taking risks. And risks like getting ...

Another year on, on her 17th birthday, Ellie gets a tattoo of a moth to cover up the self-inflicted burn on her arm, which she gave herself two years earlier in order to conceal her bite mark.

Ellie burned her arm while working kitchen duty alone. She pushed her forearm, where her bite mark is, up against a hot pot. "I just wanted to wear short sleeves again," Ellie says, as Joel comforts ...

She’s hiding this bite mark that is evidence of the truth of who she is, but she’s covering it with a moth that represents looking for the light. There is this inescapable life festering even ...