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Core77 directs our attention to this unusual door manufactured by the New Jersey-based firm Construction Specialties. The door has a door inside. Why? The answer is below the fold.
Yes, Moo Deng, the baby pygmy hippopotamus is cute as she tries to eat the zookeepers. Full-size hippopotami ( Hippopotamus amphibius ), though, are dangerous wild animals that kill between 500 and 3,000 humans per year.
USS Seadragon (SSN-484) was a Skate -class nuclear submarine that surfaced through the icecap at the North Pole on September 15, 1960.
Joe Velaidum of Prince Edward Island has a doorbell camera mounted at the front door of his home. CBC News reports that in July, that camera recorded a meteorite strike right in front of his home.
Popular Science reports that scientists from Singapore, Indonesia, and Vietnam have just classified a species of giant isopod in Vietnam.
Wrath of Gnon, a culture critic who lives in Japan, shares this story about the Great Hanshin Earthquake, which struck southern Japan on January 17, 1995--30 years ago today.
Self-surgery is not new. Most famously, a Soviet doctor performed his own appendectomy in 1962 because there was no one else available in Antarctica to do it.
Food Nibbles is a British YouTuber who makes foods from unconventional sources. His playlists include foods from defunct restaurants, school lunches around the world, and the favorite foods of UK Prime Ministers.
Japan is rightly famous for its vending machines from which it is possible to purchase all needful things.
From Houston to Pensacola, the Gulf coast is experiencing rather unseasonable weather. But in the South, we just roll with it.
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