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GIF Wildlife researchers around the world have caught deer on film eating birds, in some cases “actually eating living baby birds right out of the nests.” GIF “Pandora’s Box” was actually “Pandora’s Jar.” A translation error made 500 years ago has persisted to this day. ...
I hate being startled (does anyone, really?) and living in Chicago I deal with incessant honking and crazy birds which both do that to me! One of my guilty pleasures is lottery scratch tickets. I’ve never purchased a powerball ticket though (I have a real fear of winning that much mon...
This could be why the birds often run round in circles when trying to escape predators despite their fast running speed. A jiffy is an actual unit of time. It's 1/100th of a second. You can't hum if you hold your nose. Hands up if you just tried it! Vatican City is the ...
Parrot’s beaks are fittingly pollinated by birds, and are extremely rare or extinct in the wild. The parrot’s beak plant is typically grown for ornamental purposes, especially as a ground cover or carpet, and it is also grown in hanging baskets or pots. ...
When you see these majestic birds bend their legs, they’re not actually using their knees. The bendy bit is actually their ankle, while their knee is hidden away. So now you know. 7. It would take 19 minutes to fall to the earth’s centre!
All parts of the white baneberry plant can be fatally toxic to most mammals, potentially causing cardiac arrest on consumption, although birds are able to consume the fruit. The seeds of white baneberry fruits are dispersed through bird droppings, or by simply dropping from the plant. ...
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<![CDATA[ One of the lesser-known facts about Tokyo is that during its urbanisation in the twentieth century, miles upon miles of rivers and streams were buried under concrete to make room for roads, train tracks and buildings, leaving them to fade from public memory. Whilst the blue lines...