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08 Feb, 15:32


How do snake bites work

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08 Feb, 10:32


How a book is made

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08 Feb, 06:33


Hawaii is much bigger than you think

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07 Feb, 15:34


Hans Island was for years a border dispute, the so-called Whisky War between the two countries of Canada and Denmark.

In 1984, Canadian soldiers visited the island and planted a Canadian flag, also leaving a bottle of Canadian whisky.The Danish Minister of Greenland Affairs came to the island himself later the same year with the Danish flag, a bottle of Schnapps, and a letter stating "Welcome to the Danish Island" (Velkommen til den danske ø). The two countries proceeded to take turns planting their flags on the island and exchanging alcoholic beverages.In 2005 a Canadian man and an unknown source on the Danish side also posted advertisements on Google to "promote their claims".

The minor border dispute was often considered humorous between the two nations, with diplomats displaying good humour. Despite the serious official nature of the matter, the manner in which the conflict was prosecuted was light-hearted, demonstrated by the length of time taken to settle the dispute, if nothing else. The two nations are on friendly terms, and are also founding members of NATO.

In 2022, Hans Island was split in half after 17 years of negotiations.

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07 Feb, 10:31


Have you ever wondered if you should boil the water before or after you add vegetables to the pot?

Here's a simple way to remember.

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07 Feb, 06:32


Here lie Léonce Evrard and his wife, Louise Flignot, at Cimetière de Laeken in Brussels.

Marble worker Léonce Evrard, stricken with grief after his wife's passing, crafted this mausoleum in her memory.

Annually, around the summer solstice, a heart-shaped sunlight appears

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06 Feb, 15:35


Australian currency

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06 Feb, 10:32


This enchanting beauty lies amid the lush green hills of Telangana, India.

The Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple is shaped like a snake and on its head there is a statue of Lord Krishna.

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06 Feb, 06:31


The top 11 countries by gold reserves.

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05 Feb, 15:36


Sand Dunes in the Sahara Desert seen from the ISS as it orbited over Algeria

Winds in this region annually whisk away an impressive 100 million tons of dust...

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05 Feb, 10:36


Top 10 countries by number of billionaires

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05 Feb, 06:35


The human body contains 206 bones that are divided into two main categories: the axial skeleton with 80 bones including the skull, vertebrae, ribs, and sternum, and the appendicular skeleton with 126 bones including the pectoral girdle, arms, legs, hands, and feet

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04 Feb, 15:33


Eggs boiling times vs results, visualized

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04 Feb, 10:34


Antique 18th century Italian hobnail floor safe 🔥

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04 Feb, 06:32


This is how a fire extinguishers works. 🧯

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03 Feb, 15:35


Exploring the unique and fascinating architecture in China that leaves even the locals in awe! 🏛 This pyramid-like structure is a true testament to the creativity and boldness of modern design.

Jiangsu province - China 🇨🇳

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03 Feb, 10:34


Belgium's giant boat lift

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03 Feb, 06:34


How long should you nap for maximum productivity?

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02 Feb, 15:35


Impressive way of haircut 😂💈

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02 Feb, 10:33


The right lesson at the right time

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02 Feb, 06:33


Veliyanadu, Kerala, India

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01 Feb, 15:32


The Magic Roundabout in Swindon, UK features five mini-roundabouts arranged around a central circle, enabling complex multi-directional traffic flow.

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01 Feb, 10:35


Giraffes being transported by park rangers in Kenya

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01 Feb, 06:31


Vancouver in 1907

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29 Jan, 15:29


In a good year, a single oak can produce 50000 acorns

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29 Jan, 10:34


This is the world's longest pedestrian suspension bridge.

It has a length of 721 meters (about 2365 feet) and is Built in the municipality of Dolní Morava, Czechia. It is not for those with a fear of heights but it looks amazing...

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29 Jan, 06:31


The marine iguana is the only lizard in the world with the ability to live and forage at sea.

In the water their temperature is falling and heart rate is ~ 30 beats per minute vs 100 beats per minute on land.

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28 Jan, 15:36


Some students have to count cash as part of their exams in China

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28 Jan, 10:34


Helix is the world’s largest tunnel slide, standing at a height of 76 m, spanning an impressive 178 m in length.

Zip World London will be open 14th February 2025.

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28 Jan, 06:30


Different types of tuna: where they are fished, quality, usage and relative price.

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27 Jan, 15:37


Egg vending machine in Ireland

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27 Jan, 10:33


Galleon, XVI century

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27 Jan, 06:32


Rudolf Nureyev's tomb

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26 Jan, 15:34


How the construction of Prague's Charles Bridge took place in the XIV century

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26 Jan, 10:34


Many cities around the world installed Dance Chimes, a foot-operated chime-like musical instrument that consists of 9 bronze tiles, with mechanical sound elements under each.

This is in Magdeburg, Germany, where dogs love it so much.

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26 Jan, 06:33


Depths of lake Baikal visualized with layers

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25 Jan, 15:35


Shrimps and prawns are not the same: this is a simple list of aspects that differentiate them.

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25 Jan, 10:32


2,500 years ago, the Greek philosopher Anaxagoras correctly determined that the rocky Moon reflects light from the Sun, allowing him to explain lunar phases and eclipses.

Unfortunately, he was initially sentenced to death and then exiled for claiming that the Moon was just a rock and not a deity.

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25 Jan, 06:31


Brainvita puzzle.

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24 Jan, 15:33


It takes 6 years to produce one leg of the world's most expensive ham: Spanish Jamon Iberico de Bellota

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24 Jan, 10:34


The second longest train journey in the entire world. 96 hours across Canada.

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24 Jan, 06:34


The Puya Raimondi is a giant plant of the bromeliads' family, present in the Peruvian and Bolivian Andes, which takes 100 years to reach adulthood, that means 2 meters of diameter and 10 meters high approximately.
Flowering: It only happens once, and flowers last for a year Death: After flowering, the seeds are produced, and after they spread, the plant dies by self-combustion

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23 Jan, 15:36


Cats do get cold, and very easily. They descend from desert dwellers (Felis silvestris lybica) and have a warmer body temperature than humans (~38.8°C vs 37°C).

Because of this, cats typically feel colder quicker than humans do.

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23 Jan, 10:34


XVIII century elevator table, allowing hosts and guests to dine without the presence of servants in St. Petersburg, Russia.

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23 Jan, 06:34


Spray painting art

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22 Jan, 15:36


In the province of East Java, Indonesia, the gigantic Kawah Ijen volcanic complex stretches over 22 km.

But it is more known for its "blue lava", arising from the burning of sulfur released from the earth.

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22 Jan, 10:33


Getting court ready for the Australian Open tennis tournament 🎾

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22 Jan, 06:35


Clans of Scotland

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21 Jan, 15:35


The surge wrasse, Thalassoma purpureum, is a species of wrasse native to the southeast Atlantic Ocean through the Indian and Pacific Oceans and it's one of the most beautiful fish in the world

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21 Jan, 10:35


How a tooth can kill you

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21 Jan, 06:34


Broken Key hack to save spending money on a locksmith. 🔑

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20 Jan, 15:34


The most expensive meat in the world: Aged Wagyu beef $3200 / lb

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20 Jan, 10:34


The story of the most loneliest tree in the world- Tree of Tenere

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20 Jan, 06:32


Aerial masterpieces of 2024 by Saype.

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19 Jan, 15:35


The greyhound is the fastest dog breed in the world, capable of reaching a top speed of 70 km/h.

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19 Jan, 10:33


The level of customer service in Japan.

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19 Jan, 06:31


Diphylleia grayi.

The beautiful “skeleton flower” that turns transparent when it rains and reverts to white when dry.

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18 Jan, 15:33


Ducks do not sleep: they nap multiple times every 24 hours cycle.

They can sleep in a way where they are “half-asleep” only with one eye open for predators. This is called uni-hemispheric sleep.

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18 Jan, 10:36


Hadzabe tribe members from Tanzania trying Fanta soda for the first time

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18 Jan, 06:32


Japanese, the most beautiful language🧐

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17 Jan, 15:36


The snowiest country in the world

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17 Jan, 10:34


Medical saw can cut through a cast yet won't harm the skin

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17 Jan, 06:33


Why airplanes must be washed as frequently as every 7 days

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16 Jan, 15:34


How much does it cost to run a mega cruise ship?

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16 Jan, 10:35


Basketball training in Chinese kindergartens.

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16 Jan, 06:34


Dolphins can stay awake for 15 days by sleeping with only half of their brain at a time.

This is an awake dolphin guiding two sleeping members of its pod.

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15 Jan, 15:35


22,000 labourers worked for 22 years in the construction of the Taj Mahal in Agra, India: conceived by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahān to immortalize his wife Mumtaz Mahal who died in childbirth in 1631.

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15 Jan, 10:31


Dragon fruit farms in South East Asia are illuminated by LEDs like this. This lighting method extends the fruit's growing season by simulating longer daylight hours, triggering flowering and fruiting.

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15 Jan, 06:35


Tree pruning machine

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14 Jan, 15:33


The lightbulb garden in Abu Dhabi is designed to sync with your heartbeat.

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14 Jan, 10:34


Metro station on Line 8 in Xi'an, China.

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14 Jan, 06:32


Who’s building nuclear reactors?

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13 Jan, 15:35


Why are birds' bones hollow?

Contrary to popular belief, it's not because it makes them lighter. It's because they need so much oxygen to fly that their lungs actually extend into their bones.

Hollow bones are also known as pneumatized bones since they are filled with air space. The hollow portions in a bird's bones are where air sacs are linked. Their lungs are almost as long as their bones.

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13 Jan, 10:31


Did you know what a porcupine can sound like?

This is a prehensile porcupine aka coendou from South America found in the rainforests of Brazil

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13 Jan, 06:35


The Beast

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12 Jan, 15:31


The closest known black hole to Earth is 1,560 light-years away.

Gaia BH1 is a binary system consisting of a G-type main-sequence star and a likely stellar-mass black hole, located in the constellation of Ophiuchus.

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12 Jan, 10:35


«Success is not linear»

Performance by dancer and choreographer Yoann Bourgeois.

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12 Jan, 06:35


Stop fighting fire with fire

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11 Jan, 15:36


Have you ever seen green dogs?

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11 Jan, 10:33


Jeff Dabe, the man with the biggest hands

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11 Jan, 06:34


How a snail bridges the gap

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10 Jan, 15:35


The Jaipur Wall stretches along the mountain ridges beside the Amer Fort (Amber Fort), approximately 12 kilometers north of Jaipur Junction, India.

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10 Jan, 10:35


How to unlock a door with a hairpin

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10 Jan, 06:32


There are 36 million Americans of Irish descent and only 5 million people currently living in Ireland.

If your ancestors lived in Ireland in the 1800s, you are 9 times more likely to live in the USA than Ireland.

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09 Jan, 15:37


Plecos and Lungfish can hibernate for months or years in dried mud and do not require water to survive. The fish displayed in the video is also known as suckermouth catfish. It is one of the rare species that has developed the ability to switch to a hibernation-like mode

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09 Jan, 11:33


Interesting clip showing the production process of coconut drinks.

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09 Jan, 06:31


Things you didn't know about the Statue of Liberty

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08 Jan, 15:31


This is Mt. Kailash in Tibet.
It has never been climbed.

In order to respect religious faith, climbing is not permitted on Mt. Kailash. No one attempts to climb the mountain due to it's religious importance. It is not a difficult mountain to climb as it is well below the death zone (8000m)

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08 Jan, 10:32


One million dollars in one-dollar bills

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08 Jan, 06:34


This not-for-the-faint-of-heart structure is called Tianti (“Sky Ladder” in Chinese).

Located on Mount Qixing in Zhangjiajie Nature Park, it clocks in at 551 feet long (168 metres) and stretches between two cliffs at a height of 5,000 feet.

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07 Jan, 15:37


The gems color wheel is useful to identify potential gems in specific colors for jewelers.

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07 Jan, 10:36


This is why more than 70% of the Canadian lives below the red line

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04 Jan, 15:36


The world’s most expensive underwater hotel room.

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04 Jan, 10:33


The extra pocket cheeks of the hamsters

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04 Jan, 06:32


The mysterious door opening on nowhere in Jinan, Shandong, China.

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03 Jan, 15:29


Rather unusual road layout used for this turn in Mexico.

Highway 150 connecting Mexico City with Veracruz City

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03 Jan, 10:29


In the village of Nashtifan, Iran, some of the oldest windmills in the world, with what may be the earliest windmill design in the world, still spin. Made of natural clay, straw, and wood, they have been milling grain for flour for an estimated 1,000 years

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03 Jan, 06:29


Some of you may have never considered this: the Moon looks different if seen from the Northern and the Southern Hemisphere.

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02 Jan, 15:29


Sunflowers are used to assist in clean up after a nuclear disaster.

They are hyperaccumulators, capable of absorbing toxic heavy metals from the ground and have been planted at both Chernobyl and Fukushima in the attempt to aid in soil restoration.

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02 Jan, 10:29


1936 Rolls Royce Phantom II, affectionately known as "The Yellow Lady"

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02 Jan, 06:29


The medical staff of an organ-donation operation bow to pay tribute to a young female organ donor who has saved multiple human lives.

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01 Jan, 15:29


Street art = spontaneity + interaction with the urban environment

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01 Jan, 10:29


The effect of alcohol on your body

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01 Jan, 06:29


4 am at Copacabana Beach, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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31 Dec, 15:29


Every dog has his day.

This annual festival in Jiaobang, Guizhou, China, celebrates a hound that saved the first settlers of the village from thirst by leading them to water.

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31 Dec, 10:31


Which country celebrates New Year first

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31 Dec, 06:31


Perfume concentrations

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30 Dec, 15:31


Number of motor vehicles by country

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30 Dec, 10:30


Winter in China, where you can ice skate literally on shoes

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30 Dec, 06:30


A a unique Christmas tree

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29 Dec, 15:33


Iraqi book markets leave books in the streets overnight due to the belief that "readers don't steal and thieves don't read."

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29 Dec, 10:30


How blackhead extraction works

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26 Dec, 15:31


Beautiful Christmas celebration by farmers in Italy made with 300 tractors.

2024, Brezzi Farm, Alessandria

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26 Dec, 10:31


What Christmas looked like 100 years ago. Two children around a Christmas tree, Washington D.C. 1920.

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26 Dec, 06:30


Christmas at the Matsue Vogel Park, Shimane, Japan

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25 Dec, 15:30


Every winter, the Garden of Morning Calm near Seoul, Korea, shines bright with illuminations under the dark skies.

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25 Dec, 10:30


The traditional Santa Claus taking off in front of the Town Hall in Hamburg, Germany.

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25 Dec, 06:30


You may think that Asian traditional buildings are all equal, but here's a quick guide to distinguish some of the styles and their details.

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24 Dec, 15:30


Japan’s Princess Mako saying goodbye to her family as she loses her royal status by marrying a commoner

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24 Dec, 10:30


Migingo Island is a small rocky island of just 2,000 m2 located in Lake Victoria in East Africa. It's known to be one of the most densely populated areas in the world, with around 500 people living in a limited space.

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24 Dec, 06:31


Air fountain at Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil in Rio de Janeiro

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23 Dec, 15:29


River Oaks, Houston 🎄

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23 Dec, 10:29


An approximated conversion of a cat age into the corresponding human age.

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23 Dec, 06:29


Inside the White House

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22 Dec, 15:29


The City of Kwinana, which is a suburb of Perth, Australia, installed drainage nets in Henley Reserve.

Started as a trial, the water pollution filters have collected 370kg of debris in 4 months.

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22 Dec, 10:29


The Hawaiian Pizza was invented in Canada by a Greek immigrant, who was inspired by Chinese food to put a South American ingredient on an Italian dish, that went on to be most popular in Australia.

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22 Dec, 06:29


The Teddy-bear cholla is found in the Sonoran Desert region, which spans parts of Arizona, California, and northern Mexico. Its sharp spines can easily detach and stick to anything that touches them.

If a human comes into contact with the cactus, these barbed spines can embed in the skin, causing significant pain and making removal difficult. This can lead to irritation and potential infection.

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21 Dec, 15:29


Rain on different worlds

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21 Dec, 10:29


How many ways a bone can break?

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21 Dec, 06:29


Children's socks from Egypt, c. 250-350 CE.

These colorful wool socks were created nearly 1,700 years ago.

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20 Dec, 15:29


Do you know why there's no bridge connecting Sicily to mainland Italy?

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20 Dec, 10:29


A Nefertiti sculpture made of honey and the work of 60,000 honeybees.

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06 Dec, 15:30


Adidas drew a 100-meter Adizero Desert Runner sneaker right on the desert sand in the emirate of Sharjah: a feat that took nine days.

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06 Dec, 10:31


Derinkuyu is a 2500-year-old multi-level underground city in Turkey, extending to a depth of approximately 85 meters.

It is large enough to have sheltered as many as 20,000 people together with their livestock and food stores.

It is believed to have been built by the Phrygians, an ancient Indo-European people, around the VIII to VII centuries BCE. The city was later expanded by the Persians, Romans, and Christians, who used it as a refuge during times of war and persecution.

Derinkuyu is one of the largest and most well-preserved underground cities in the world, extending to a depth of approximately 85 meters (280 feet) and covering an area of around 4 km² (1.5 mi²).

The city consists of multiple levels connected by tunnels and stairways, with living quarters, stables, churches, and storage rooms.

The complex was designed with self-sufficiency in mind, featuring ventilation shafts, water wells, and an ingenious system of large round stone doors that could be rolled into place to seal off passageways and protect the inhabitants from invaders.

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06 Dec, 06:30


Have you ever seen Venus like this?

An impressive near infra-red photo of Venus' nightside captured by the Akatsuki spacecraft.

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05 Dec, 15:30


The Tibetan Mastiff can stand 70 cm at the shoulder and weigh well over 70 kg.

It's one of the world's largest dog breeds.

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05 Dec, 10:30


How long it takes for things to decompose

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05 Dec, 06:30


How an air fryer works

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04 Dec, 15:31


Brown bear population by country (2023)

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04 Dec, 10:30


How to break a door

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04 Dec, 06:31


Gucci found 69 pairs of identical twins from all over the world to walk their runaway

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03 Dec, 15:31


The very basic first step of using chopsticks.

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03 Dec, 10:30


The magnificent carriage of Prince Joseph Wenzel I of Liechtenstein.

It was used for his official entry into Versailles as ambassador to Emperor Charles VI in 1738.

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03 Dec, 06:29


Welcoming the season in Las Vegas

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02 Dec, 15:31


The lion is the only member of the cat family to have a tassel at the end of its tail. This appendage is a crucial communication tool, used for signalling to other members of the pride. It can be used to give directions and commands and even for flirting.

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02 Dec, 10:30


The Tehachapi Loop - California,USA

The need resulted in one of the greatest engineering feats of its time, the Tehachapi Loop. The loop allows trains to gain the elevation necessary to make it up a portion of the mountains by making the incline more gradual. The loop is roughly 3,800 feet long and covers a 77 foot incline.The line connects Bakersfield and the San Joaquin Valley to Mojave in the Mojave Desert.

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02 Dec, 06:29


Have you ever wondered why there's no bridge between Europe and Africa?

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01 Dec, 15:29


The NYPD is using “Barnacles” to combat illegal parking.

They are commercial-grade suction cups that latch onto the glass with 1,000 pounds of force, making forcible removal next to impossible.

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01 Dec, 10:29


Australian Native bees have quite irregularly shaped nests: they are stingless and produce small amounts of honey that is stored in pots.

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01 Dec, 06:29


LEGO Mercedes AMG Formula 1

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30 Nov, 15:29


The importance of a single tree in providing shelter and community🌳

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30 Nov, 10:29


HIRO10, champion of DPC Jam, or breakdance as it's meant to be.

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29 Nov, 15:29


The Benedictine abbey of Admont, Austria and its phenomenal library, an authentic masterpiece of the European Baroque.

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29 Nov, 10:29


The instant way of folding jeans🧐

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29 Nov, 06:29


World’s largest bronze prayer wheel stupa in Tu Tra commune, Don Duong district, the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong.

Weighing 200 tonnes, it set the Guinness Word Record with 24k gold outside, over 37 m in height and a diameter of 16.53 m.

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28 Nov, 15:29


Konstantin Petrov, the electrician who worked at the World Trade Center and took pictures of the inside when it was empty.

He left 17 minutes before flight AA11 hit the North Tower.

He died in a motorcycle crash one year later.

These are some of his photos.

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28 Nov, 10:29


How to ride this vintage bicycle

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28 Nov, 06:29


The Melanistic Kodkod or Guiña is native to central and southern Chile and it's the smallest wild cat in the Americas, weighing in at 5 lbs (2,27 kg) on average.

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27 Nov, 15:29


Glasgow Subway is one of the smallest subways in the world.

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27 Nov, 10:29


How an egg is made.

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27 Nov, 06:19


Ever wondered how alpine skiers train?

Norwegian skier Kajsa Vickhoff Lie shows the strict training before taking to the slopes

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26 Nov, 15:29


Inside the factory. How bars of soap are made & packaged.

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26 Nov, 10:29


World's largest cities.

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26 Nov, 06:29


In Finland, there is a rock that has been balancing on top of another rock for 11,000-12,000 years.

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25 Nov, 15:30


How a hydraulic jack works

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25 Nov, 10:30


Wingsuit is really an extreme sport. Look at that low pass: an error of 2-5 meters can get you crashed at 350 km/h into that ridge.

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25 Nov, 06:30


Hummingbird tongues are so long they wrap around their skulls when retracted.

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24 Nov, 15:30


Dogs can typically hold their breath for up to 5-10 seconds. But they can learn to hold their breath underwater for longer and swim with proper training and patience.

This dog, for example, stayed undewater for 45-50 seconds.

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24 Nov, 10:30


Tokyo sightseeing train

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24 Nov, 06:30


Have you ever wondered what's inside a wasp nest?

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23 Nov, 15:30


Located in the Mersin Province of Turkey, Cehennem, the Hell Hole, is approximately 110 meters deep and opening through karst rock.

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23 Nov, 10:31


How a container ship is loaded

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23 Nov, 06:30


What breaking down a beaver dam looks like

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22 Nov, 15:31


Radio. garden allows you to listen to virtually all the radio stations on Earth through a Google Earth-like interface. Each green dot is a radio station: you can just click on one and listen.

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22 Nov, 10:30


They used to build cathedrals for wisdom and learning.

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22 Nov, 06:30


How farmed fish are fed. 🐟

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21 Nov, 15:30


This is the Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard.

She’s an absolute unit!

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21 Nov, 10:30


US police canine unit bids honorable farewell to sick dog with terminal cancer 🙏❤️

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21 Nov, 06:31


Ten Asian countries that changed their names

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20 Nov, 15:30


There's a lighthouse in Iceland that sits on the highest of three rocks six miles off the Icelandic coastline, built in 1939 on top of an extremely steep and dangerous rocky cliff.

It's the the Þrídrangar lighthouse.

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20 Nov, 10:30


Tarantulas have retractable claws similar to those of cats.

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20 Nov, 06:20


In theory, every rainbow is a circle, but from the ground, usually only its upper half can be seen.

This is how a rainbow looked like over the Hawaii at 2000 ft of altitude.

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19 Nov, 15:30


The iconic stainless steel orbs of the Shebara Resort in Saudi Arabia.

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19 Nov, 10:30


Frilled shark.

It's considered a living fossil, because of its primitive, anguilliform (eel-like) physical traits. It can reach 2 meters in length.

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19 Nov, 06:31


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18 Nov, 15:31


This is the emerald cockroach wasp.

It seeks out a cockroach and then uses a series of steps that turn that roach into a mindless sort of zombie, employing it as live, yet immobile food supply for its larvae.

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18 Nov, 10:30


The Veiled Lady sculpted in 1869 by Giovanni Battista Lombardi, showcasing his masterful technique of creating a delicate veil effect in marble

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18 Nov, 06:30


Large orca males can reach a weight of over 10 tons.

Orcas have a powerful dental arsenal capable of generating a bite force of up to an astounding 19,000 pounds per square inch (PSI).

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17 Nov, 15:31


An impressive bridge in the city of Shaoxing, China.

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17 Nov, 10:30


Forklift truck artist

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17 Nov, 06:00


The wind-sculpted sandstone column of Wadi Al Disah (Valley of the Palms) in Tabuk (Saudi Arabia).

This is actually a mushroom rock, a landform created by the action of wind erosion.

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16 Nov, 15:31


A study found that, in order to convert a dog's age in human years, you can use this formula:

human_age = 16 ln(dog_age) + 31

Age, though, is only a state of mind for dogs too.

Watch this one: he never fails to greet its human with a wagging tail.

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16 Nov, 10:31


Tree power pruner

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16 Nov, 06:31


A bee's life🐝

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15 Nov, 15:31


Take a moment to listen to the beautiful song of the Mamuna tribespeople of South Papua

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15 Nov, 10:30


Glacier ice water

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15 Nov, 06:30


Humans are the "most sensitive" to the castor oil seeds: it takes 1 to kill a full grown human, 11 to kill a dog, and a massive dose of 80 to kill a duck.

The seeds contain ricin which is roughly 6000 times more poisonous than cyanide.

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14 Nov, 15:31


Philipp Weber has developed a unique hyper-realistic technique mainly applied to female portraits that you couldn't tell from a photograph at first glance.

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14 Nov, 10:31


How an electric kettle works

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14 Nov, 06:31


70 year old Czechoslovakian handmade violin being restored.

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13 Nov, 15:30


1400 drone light show in Aseer, Saudi Arabia

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13 Nov, 10:30


This is De Ganzenfanfare, a tradition that goes way back in the Netherlands and was born out of goose herding.

You can this during festivals and holidays in quite a few European countries, particularly in Netherlands, Belgium, and Denmark.

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13 Nov, 06:30


Satisfying production line moments

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12 Nov, 15:30


Why your skin wrinkles under water

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12 Nov, 10:30


With 12,500 parking places, the Bicycle parking Stationsplein in Utrecht, The Netherlands, is the world's largest bicycle parking

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12 Nov, 06:31


Every Veterans Day, November 11 at exactly 11:11 am, the sun aligns perfectly with the Anthem Veterans Memorial in Anthem, Arizona

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11 Nov, 15:31


In the wild, birds keeps their beaks and talons in shapes thanks to the rain which soften the keratin and tougher food that wears them down.

In captivity, keratin in excess must be removed.

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11 Nov, 10:31


When art meets light at the MSG Sphere, Las Vegas

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11 Nov, 06:20


How mountains are created

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10 Nov, 15:31


Saint-Malo, Brittany, has one of the highest tides in Europe, with water that can rise 13 m over.

These houses are built as a sea wall and 4 layer glass on the front windows.

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04 Nov, 15:30


How is a 10,000 ton ship moored?

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04 Nov, 10:30


Mind-Blowing facts about the U.S. 🇺🇸 You never knew 🤯

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04 Nov, 06:30


A guide to how some types of cheese melt or don't melt.

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03 Nov, 15:30


This tree has grown across the driveway and sprouted more trees off the top.

It's called nurse log.

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03 Nov, 10:31


In cumulative hours, honey bees sleep between 5 and 8 hours a day, similar to the number of hours humans sleep. Some species will sleep right inside flowers. These are two Globe Mallow Bees

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03 Nov, 06:30


Patek Philippe Swiss watch with Golden Bracelet

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02 Nov, 15:30


Asteroid size comparison

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02 Nov, 10:31


This is Magawa, the famous mine-clearing rat who was awarded a gold medal for his heroism.

In a five-year career, the rodent sniffed out over 100 landmines and other explosives in Cambodia helping clear 20 football fields of land from explosives.

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02 Nov, 06:30


Did you know baobas are one of the longest living organisms on the planet?

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01 Nov, 15:31


By tapping mushrooms you can achieve two results: knowing if they're empty inside and therefore if they likely have bugs and increase the chances the spores are dispersed so that new ones will grow in that same spot.

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01 Nov, 10:31


Cats' toe beans are shock absorbers and mufflers.

Paw pads are squishy because they contain a lot of fatty tissue, allowing cats to absorb the shock of a hard fall. For this same reason, toe beans also help cats prowl silently while stalking their prey.

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01 Nov, 06:30


Left: Arnie, award winning French Bulldog.

Right: Flint, bred in the Netherlands by Hawbucks French Bulldogs - a breeder trying to recover a healthier template for French Bulldogs, as they looked like about a century ago.

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31 Oct, 15:30


Madagascar has been isolated for about 88 million years and is home to an abundance of plants and animals found nowhere else on Earth: 90% them are found only there.

It literally looks like another world.

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31 Oct, 10:31


The $347K Takashi Murakami x Hublot watch

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31 Oct, 06:30


Got your fingers tuck with a super glue? Try WD40.

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30 Oct, 15:30


«Writing is perhaps the greatest of human inventions , binding together people who never knew each other [...] Books [and writing] are proof that humans are capable of working magic»

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30 Oct, 10:30


How to self rescue in the event you fall through frozen ice.

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30 Oct, 06:30


Beluga caviar is harvested from female fish through a milking-like process.

Beluga caviar is the most expensive type of caviar, with market prices ranging from $7,000 to $22,000/kg ($3,200 to $10,000/lb).

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29 Oct, 15:31


Should you cut off a mole?

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29 Oct, 10:30


Warsaw National Stadium's retractable roof structure is 240 × 270 m and the central spire stands at 100 meters above the pitch.

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29 Oct, 06:30


Architecture of the hornet's nest

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28 Oct, 23:58


Did you know there’s a massive tire graveyard so large it can be seen from space? Welcome to Kuwait’s Al Jahra tire dump, the world’s largest tire graveyard, home to over 7 million discarded tires! For over 20 years, tires from all over the world have been transported to Kuwait, creating a mountain of waste. This incredible tire dump, the size of a small city, symbolizes an environmental challenge in one of the wealthiest countries on Earth.

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28 Oct, 15:30


These are the blackened lungs of a 52-year-old man who smoked a pack of cigarettes a day for 30 years.

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28 Oct, 10:30


How cookie cutters are made

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28 Oct, 06:30


The coast around Benagil, Portugal, is made up of Miocene limestone sitting on much older rocks created in the Mesozoic.

Over time, the limestone built up, with the layers that make up the Benagil Sea Cave forming about 20 million years ago.

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27 Oct, 15:31


If you could walk to the Moon, it would take 13 years, but walking to the Sun would take 3,500 years.

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27 Oct, 10:30


Rare sighting of a schema monk outside Mount Athos, Greece.

In Orthodox Christianity, a schema monk is a monk who has taken the highest level of monastic vows.

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27 Oct, 06:30


Bartending is an art form, not just about pulling pints.

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26 Oct, 15:30


Kit Kat bars are actually recursive

The filling in Kit Kats is made from damaged Kit Kats

Some bars get broken while they're being made, and instead of throwing them out, the company crushes them up and that's what's inside of a Kit Kat bar: it's literally crushed up Kit Kats

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26 Oct, 10:30


The most expensive hat ever sold at an auction

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26 Oct, 06:30


Plants that keep bugs away

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25 Oct, 15:30


The ambitious megaproject of Dubai's Ziggurat Pyramid

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25 Oct, 10:30


How to "jump" your car battery the right way.

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25 Oct, 06:30


«Are you eating the wrong cinnamon?»

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24 Oct, 15:31


Wrought iron Volkswagen Beetle

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24 Oct, 10:31


This is how racing was meant to be played

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24 Oct, 06:31


This is why animals’ pupils come in different shapes and sizes

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23 Oct, 15:31


How golf balls are stacked

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23 Oct, 10:30


How emotions can affect your health

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23 Oct, 06:30


A Whale’s mouth can hold 90 tons of water

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22 Oct, 15:31


Soutirage, is a careful and precise way to clarify wine during the winemaking process

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22 Oct, 10:30


What makes the North Sea so dangerous?

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22 Oct, 06:30


Making an alligator wallet

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21 Oct, 15:30


The parade armor of Swedish King Eric XIV, made in 1562, stands out for Its remarkably flexible sabatons

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21 Oct, 10:31


Now you know !

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21 Oct, 06:30


India 🇮🇳 and China 🇨🇳

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20 Oct, 15:30


This is actually why need plant mangroves trees 🌳
Mangroves form a thick, impenetrable natural buffer between sea and land and protect against the increasing number of disasters caused by coastal flooding.

They act as a barrier against waves, storm surges and tsunamis

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20 Oct, 10:31


Have you ever wondered how you tell if a diamond is fake? This is the Dot test

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19 Oct, 06:30


A pop-up book with poses for yoga, illustrated and engineered by Marion Bataille.

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18 Oct, 15:30


This immersive Titanic exhibition has been launched in Madrid, where everyone can feel like a passenger on the legendary liner.

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18 Oct, 10:30


On top of the 8 million human lives, 600 million trees, 200,000 hectares of land, 22 billion tons of water and 84 million tons of CO₂ that the tobacco industry costs every year, cigarette filters contain microplastics.

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18 Oct, 06:30


Welcome to world's largest amethyst cave

Crystal Castle & Shambhala Gardens. Australia

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17 Oct, 15:30


Weighing in at up to 320 kg, elks stand as one of the biggest deer species on earth.

But don't think that just because an elk is large that it's slow. A mature bull can run as fast as 70 km/h and jump almost 3 meters high.

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17 Oct, 10:31


A giant in the rainforests, the kapok tree can reach up to 200 feet in height, sometimes growing as much as 13 feet per year.

Due to its extreme height, the kapok, or ceiba tree, towers over the other rainforest vegetation.

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17 Oct, 06:31


Cats snore, just like humans.

When cats are in the deepest cycle of their sleep, their bodies are fully relaxed and they are more likely to snore.

This is what they sound like, with a help of an echo microphone.

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16 Oct, 15:30


Casually knotting around

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16 Oct, 10:31


Mike Dragich is a specialist in removing alligators from public areas in Florida.

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16 Oct, 06:30


Eight ancient temples dedicated to Shiv lies on the same geographic longitude in India.

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15 Oct, 15:30


Lake Superior, explained

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15 Oct, 10:30


Eye colour percentages around the world

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15 Oct, 06:30


Karina Chikitova, the 3-year-old who survived 11 days in the Siberian wilderness with the help of her dog, Naida.

She foraged for berries, drank from a river, and stayed warm by cuddling with Naida, who eventually guided rescuers to her location after she'd gone missing.

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14 Oct, 15:30


Ground Control in the Air Force, besides standard hand signals, gives to each pilot their unique salute to enhance morale and to wish them luck in case anything happens during the mission

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14 Oct, 10:29


This is comparable to a huge money printing machine!

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14 Oct, 06:29


How To Get Out Of Handcuffs 😏

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13 Oct, 15:30


Dendrocalamus giganteus, commonly known as giant bamboo, is a giant tropical and subtropical, dense-clumping species native to Southeast Asia.

It is one of the largest bamboo species in the world.

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13 Oct, 10:30


They are the rarest eggs in the world

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13 Oct, 06:30


A tool used to count tablets

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12 Oct, 15:31


An estimated 200,000 cats live in Istanbul, which is perhaps the most cat-friendly city in the world.

The about 150,000 stray cats are not left without care, but receive a massive amount of love from the inhabitants.

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