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Rai Stones - Yap Island's Mysterious Giant Money Stones
Human societies frequently assign value to things based on factors like scarcity. This clearly holds true in the case of the enormous Yap money stones aka rai stones. On the island of Yap, there are no limestone deposits, so one can only imagine the effort required to move a 9000-pound stone "coin" over hundreds of miles of open ocean in canoes and rafts.
What To Do When Traveling At A Safe Speed On An Expressway
What should you do when traveling at a safe speed on an expressway? If you want to learn about it, keep reading. Hope you find it useful.
Traveler Toilet - Perfect For Your Camping
Buses, RVs, motorhomes, and even boats can all benefit from using portable restrooms. Some even have their own tanks, enabling the toilets to operate as entirely independent sanitary systems. Why stop in every town on your upcoming road trip when you can use a comfortable, fully-functional traveler toilet just inside your recreational vehicle?
Heinz Ketchup Must Reapply As New Monarch King Charles III Ascends
When comparing ketchups, Heinz Ketchup is clearly a winner globally due to its perfect balance of tomato flavor, acidity, and sweetness. That is why the royals chose this product and granted a royal warrant to Queen Elizabeth II. However, Heinz ketchup must reapply as new monarch, King Charles III ascends and the grantor, Queen Elizabeth, dies.
Here Is What Triggers Giant Honeybees To Do The Mexican Wave Pattern Aka Shimmering
Approaching predators appear to be scared off by the sight of giant honeybees flicking their abdomens upward in unison, sending waves rippling across their exposed nests. A new study is finding out more about what triggers giant honeybees to do the Mexican wave pattern aka "shimmering." Giant honeybees create shimmering waves to protect themselves from predatory wasps, among other things.
The Most Dangerous Insects To Avoid And Keep Away From
When ranking the world's deadliest animals, size doesn't matter. Insects like mosquitoes and bees may not look as threatening as lions and sharks, but they can kill in a single bite if not treated urgently. Your life matters to us. That's why this article will tackle the most dangerous insects to avoid.
Santa Muerte Tarot - Folk Saint In Folk Catholicism And Mexican Neopaganism
You might have heard a lot about Santa Muerte tarot nowadays on the internet, and you might be interested in knowing more about it. Let's get into it. What is Santa Muerte and where can you buy these tarot cards?
Glow-In-The-Dark Markings On Roads Are Appreciated For Being 'Life-Saving' In Australia
Driving at night may be extremely risky, especially on rural roads. However, one Australian business is attempting to make it safer with a concept that has been hailed as brilliant by many which are glow-in-the-dark-markings on road. They use photoluminescence similar to the process they use in glow in the dark kids toys.
Grade 7 Student Riding Unicycle To School Everyday Just To Save Money
If we are going to talk about balancing, a 12-year-old girl from Bulacan, Philippines, will definitely take the lead! Consider the video uploaded by Jonathan Paa. A Facebook user spotted a Grade 7 student riding unicycle to school everyday just to save money. This girl can be seen effortlessly balancing herself on the unicycle while carrying heavy stuff.
Rouketopolemos - The Greek Rocket War For Celebration Of Easter
Every year, while parishioners attend mass, two churches on the tiny Greek island of Chios celebrate Easter by firing rockets back and forth in the direction of the bell towers, known as the Greek rocket war. The Greek word for "rocket battle" is "rouketopolemos," and it refers to an annual Easter celebration on the island of Chios. At midnight on Holy Saturday, the town of Vrontados brings back one of the most beautiful but also dangerous Easter celebrations.
Axolotl Can Regenerate Their Brain Including Other Body Parts
In 1964, scientists discovered that adult axolotls could regenerate a portion of their brains even after a large segment had been removed entirely. One study found that axolotls can regenerate their brain. However, they have a limited capacity to restore the original tissue structure.
Which Person Is Known For Having Aviophobia Among Celebrity?
We're going to talk about "which person is known for having aviophobia among celebrities?" But the author wants you to know that fear and phobia are not the same thing. Fear is a natural feeling that comes up when you think there is a real and near-term threat, while phobia is a type of anxiety disorder.
Parents Shared Their Children's Funny Mispronunciations
It is normal for a young child to pronounce words incorrectly. It can be amusing at times, but it can also be dangerous for some people who are on the verge of having a heart attack! In this article, many parents shared their children's funny mispronunciations, which made them shiver, but when they realized the correct word, they passed out laughing.
Queen Elizabeth II Used WWII Ration Coupons For Her Wedding Dress
Given that Queen Elizabeth II passed away on September 8, 2022, it's always interesting to reflect on how things have changed in the 96 years since she was born. There are many different viewpoints, but here is what that has been proven to be true, like the fact that Queen Elizabeth II used WWII ration coupons for her wedding dress. The British Queen Elizabeth II exercised considerable wartime restraint while choosing her wedding outfit.
Pumpkin Spice Does Not Contain Any Pumpkin In It At All
Traditionally, pumpkin has not been present at all in pumpkin spice flavorings. Of course, many who enjoy pumpkin spice have been made fun of for their "false flavor," even if there are many tastes that don't contain any actual food. For devotees of Starbucks, things began to change around 2015. Their pumpkin spice drinks did include pumpkin after all.
Twins Peak - More And More Twins Are Being Born Now Than Ever
Twins peak at it highest nowadays. According to a recent study, twin births are increasing. Twin births are at an all-time high over the world. According to a recent study published in the journal Human Reproduction, humans are currently having more twins than at any other period in recorded history.
Firefighters Use "Wetter" Water That Can Put Out The Fire Sooner
Water is moist, which ought to be one of those "duh" realities. But did you know that it is possible for it to be "wetter"? To extinguish flames, firefighters use "wetter" water. This entails enhancing water's capacity to extinguish fires by the use of synthetic chemicals.
Which Christmas Song Was Banned By Many American Radio Stations Last Year?
Christmas is a holiday that commemorates the birth of Jesus, despite the lack of evidence that he was born on December 25. This celebration is marked by giving and receiving gifts and singing a Christmas carol with your family. But which Christmas song was banned by many American radio stations last year?
Null Stern Hotels Aka 'Zero Star Hotels' In Switzerland
Frank and Patrik Riklin, two artistic business brothers, created the concept hotel known as The Null Stern hotels. It operated from 2009 to 2010 for a single year before becoming a museum. Null Stern translates to "no stars." This is not to say that it is bad; just the contrary.
The Boneyard - The Graveyard To More Than 4K Aircrafts
No doubt, you've heard of old elephants that stray off to die in a particular public location, sort of an elephant cemetery. Similar ideas apply in south central Tucson, the boneyard, the center of the Sonoran Desert, where obsolete planes repose in place of old pachyderms. Almost everyone in the aviation community is aware of the Air Force's "Boneyard," a 2,600-acre desert area in Arizona where thousands of retired military aircraft wait out their final days in silence.
NASA Artemis 1 Mission - Humanity's Return To The Moon
In an effort to expedite its extraterrestrial exploration, NASA is getting ready to return humans to the moon. The NASA Artemis mission, the first group of US citizens to visit the moon since the final Apollo lunar mission in 1972, will take place, and it will feature a woman for the first time in space mission history.
The Canary Islands Is Not Named After "Canary Bird" But After Dogs
The Canary Islands are a Spanish autonomous territory in the Atlantic Ocean, 62 miles or so from Morocco. These islands, which are referred to be the sunshine capital of Europe, are famed for their comfortable temperatures and abundance of breathtaking natural wonders. In reality, the archipelago contains four national parks, and five of its seven islands have been designated as Biosphere Reserves.
Thai Couple's Snail Dinner Made Them $28,000 Richer As They Found Melo Pearl In It
For a young Thai couple, winning the race wasn't so much about having the world at their disposal as it was about moving slowly and steadily after they discovered a valuable rare pearl inside a snail while eating seafood at a nearby BBQ restaurant. Thai couple's snail dinner made them 28,000 richer and that's how miracles work.
Tom Cruise Split From Wives At Age 33 - Scientology Or A Mere Coincidence
Tom Cruise split from wives at age of 33; strange, but true. There have always been rumors about Tom Cruise's marriages. He has been married three times thus far, but each of those marriages ended in divorce.