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These are called "scud clouds"


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These pink guys all around Quebec

PPE KATERIN EXPOSITIONS EXHIBITIONS SOULE KATERINE PHILIPPE ART ACTUEL CONTEMPORARY ART CAFÉ BOUTIQUE RUDELLE SLEE
PPE KATERIN EXPOSITIONS EXHIBITIONS SOULE KATERINE PHILIPPE ART ACTUEL CONTEMPORARY ART CAFÉ BOUTIQUE RUDELLE SLEE

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Scientists in Brazil discovered a termite supercolony up to 4,000 years old, covering an area as large as Great Britain. These termites moved enough soil to equal the volume of 4,000 Great Pyramids of Giza.
Scientists in Brazil discovered a termite supercolony up to 4,000 years old, covering an area as large as Great Britain. These termites moved enough soil to equal the volume of 4,000 Great Pyramids of Giza.

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A trilobite fossil


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This bonsai is 300 years old


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Kotoku Wamura was the mayor of a village in Japan called Fudai. He spent billions of Japanese Yen on a floodgate that was criticized as a waste of public funds. He died in 1997, with the mockery of his floodgate casting a shadow over his legacy. In 2011, Japan was hit by an earthquake and tsunami, killing tens of thousands of people and damaging hundreds of thousands buildings all over the country. Except in Fudai. Wamura's floodgate effectively protected Fudai's citizens, leaving the village virtually untouched. In fact, the village barely got wet.
Kotoku Wamura was the mayor of a village in Japan called Fudai. He spent billions of Japanese Yen on a floodgate that was criticized as a waste of public funds. He died in 1997, with the mockery of his floodgate casting a shadow over his legacy. In 2011, Japan was hit by an earthquake and tsunami, killing tens of thousands of people and damaging hundreds of thousands buildings all over the country. Except in Fudai. Wamura's floodgate effectively protected Fudai's citizens, leaving the village virtually untouched. In fact, the village barely got wet.

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A sample of the world's oldest water

KIDDO 1.7850 B
KIDDO 1.7850 B

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Statue of King Arthur by Rubin Eynon in England


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3-year-old tadpole that did not turn into a frog


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When two alligators sleep through the rain


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This is one solid garlic


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Tourists in the Statue of Liberty's crown

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RAL 6

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This is a 500-year-old mud village in Yemen


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This picture is from a girl who snuck her camera into a Queen concert in 1978


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The carbonized remains of the last bread baked in Pompeii


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The Easter Island statues have bodies


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