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They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day, which is why you shouldn't screw it up by stuffing garbage in your face. Via F. Thunus No comment yet.
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Who said you need to chop the wood off trees to make sculptures? Arbosculpture is an art form that makes use of living trees to make wonderful creations. Via F. Thunus
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There is a condition known as Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory, in which people can remember every detail of what they did years ago. In a sense, these people have the best memories on Earth. Via F. Thunus
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The curious case of the Chinese Rooftop strikes again! Via F. Thunus
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From the scariest murder-suicides for religious rituals to entire groups of people committing suicide to avoid subjugation to enemy invaders, check out some unbelievable mass murder-suicides that will leave you stunned. Via F. Thunus
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We love it when the holidays are around the corner; there are just so many odd stories to talk about! Via F. Thunus
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And you thought your last move was difficult. The process of moving a large building, from a mansion to a railway station, from one location to another is a major engineering challenge. Via F. Thunus
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It sounds at best far-fetched and at worst frightening, at least at first, but this unique water-based energy station is already under construction and is ...
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Watch eerily illuminated sea creatures swim past your windows at night as you fall asleep on your own ‘private floating island,’ an underwater ...
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Last month, at a grocery store five minutes from my house, a TV reporter bought a container of red grapes that also held a black widow spider. It became local and then national news, and the Aldi supermarket issued a refund and pulled the grapes from the shelves. Then a month later, the same thing happened at Aldi and Kroger stores in Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota and Pennsylvania. And then a British family was told to evacuate their house after a Brazilian wandering spider, the most toxic arachnid out there, stowed away with its hatchlings on a bunch of bananas. What’s going on? What are all these spiders doing in our breakfast fruit?
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Well, how much can you drink? (It better be a lot.)
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I want to thank everyone for watching this video and for sharing the wonderful memories you have when watching it. Love! ***** The song 'Walking In The Air' ... |
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Homo sapiens evolved about 200-150,000 years ago in Africa, but our story as a species stretches back much further than that with early human ancestors. Via F. Thunus
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From a $4 million photograph to canned poop, check out some of the most unbelievable things that people bought as art. Via F. Thunus
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A Shanty is a small hut made out of old corrugated iron sheets or other waterproof material. It is a place of dwelling for the poor, often lacking in basic amenities like electricity or running water. Via F. Thunus
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People ride the subway and mind their own business… until they meet one of these fellows and have to take a photo. Via F. Thunus
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Did you know that before they were domesticated, wild potatoes were highly poisonous? Via Bonnie Burns 
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November 26, 2013 1:49 PM
Before you stuff your face-hole with buttery wads of starch this holiday season, you should give thanks for this week's episode of 5 facts, in which we unearth the shocking truth about Thanksgiving food.
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Forget about the movie Stand By Me. A dead body found in the woods pales in comparison to these stories. Finding a cadaver is one thing, but when it's in a hotel water tank or a duffel bag, it's another story. Via F. Thunus
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Most items sold at garage sales are barely worth a few dollars, but every once in a while someone hits a jackpot and ends up finding a fortune. Via F. Thunus
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As we approach, the darkness beneath the bamboo clumps takes the shape of an elephant. It is Marques, the cross-tusker bull, standing unperturbed barely 20 feet away from us. By the time we make a quiet retreat to the veranda, a herd of eight elephants with two calves appears at the other end of the thicket. I am at the Sigur Nature Trust (SNT) in Masinagudi, Tamil Nadu, India, the premises of which are a migratory path for elephants. Still, I find the behavior of the pachyderms intriguing. The herd continues feeding nonchalantly while Marques saunters into a nearby bamboo cluster, totally ignoring our presence.
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Boldly curved and cantilevered into midair, these plant-wrapped stairs are designed to provide more than just a means of moving from one floor to another. ...
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Whether covered in colorful graffiti or slowly disappearing under a profusion of moss and vines, Australia’s most intriguing abandoned places share the ... |
