Wolves’ endowed ability is their insulating coat

As the seasons change and the days get shorter, we humans begin to prepare for colder temperatures by bundling up in jackets and scarves. However, for wolves, adapting to the changing seasons is a bit different. They have their own built-in adaptation: …

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Adorable photo of the owl Barn Owl walking on the grass

Dutch photographer Hannie Heere recently captured an adorable photo of a baby barn owl mid-run, and the image quickly went viral online. Heere, a 63-year-old photographer from the city of Dordrecht in The Netherlands, has always enjoyed photography, but …

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An abandoned “fox” cat weighs two pounds of fur

Cats are frequently thought to be self-sufficient. Most cats spend their days outside alone, only returning home to eat and clean themselves, making them relatively low maintenance. However, some cats have the type of fur that demands grooming, and if …

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Europe’s isle that prohibited vehicles

A growing number of places around the world are looking to reduce reliance on cars. What lessons can be learned from a place that never allowed them in the first place? On my final morning in Hydra, I woke up early and ambled down to the waterside to …

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The Versailles most people don’t see

Louis XIV’s iconic “bachelor pad” is one of the most-visited palaces in the world. But to understand his vision for the place, leave the crowds, head outside and hop on a bike. The palace looked like a mirage of itself. Water from the canal shimmered …

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The best countries to raise children

We answer every emigrating family’s top question: where are the best places to raise children – or, for that matter, to be a child? For people looking to relocate, rankings of the world’s most liveable countries can be helpful. But with kids in tow, there …

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The top eight free or inexpensive views in London

From the free city rooftop The Garden at 120 to the soaring IFS Cloud Cable Car, here are eight of the best viewpoints that most tourists wouldn’t know to visit. Endlessly reproduced on postcards, t-shirts and mugs, the London skyline is an attraction …

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Archaeologist Claims Boulder Is World’s Oldest Weapon of Man-made Destruction

An archaeologist in Bosnia claims to have found evidence of an advanced lost civilization in Europe that used impressive technology over 1,500 years ago. Controversial archaeologist Semir Osmanagic, also known as the “Bosnian Indiana Jones,” made the …

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According to rumors, making love machines were employed to “calm down” German prisoners.

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Exploring Ancient Beauty Standards: the liberal, ridiculous of the body

The Neolithic Venus figurines, including the “Red hair goddess” from the Starčevo culture, are known for their exaggerated physical features, including large breasts and buttocks. These figurines were created between 8,000 and 30,000 years ago and are …

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