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This iron and wooden hammer, also known as the London Artifact
This iron and wooden hammer, also known as the London Artifact
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The photo of a human footprint within a trail of dinosaur tracks in a Texas river bed. A human sandal print taken from inside of a slab of rock
The photo of a human footprint within a trail of dinosaur tracks in a Texas river bed. A human sandal print taken from inside of a slab of rock
A large stone vessel, resembling a libation bowl, and now known as the Fuente Magna
A large stone vessel, resembling a libation bowl, and now known as the Fuente Magna
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The Mayan calendar was of a highly complex design, advanced and accurate to several decimal places
The Mayan calendar was of a highly complex design, advanced and accurate to several decimal places
Thousands of cone-shaped skulls have been discovered the world over
Thousands of cone-shaped skulls have been discovered the world over
The Baghdad Electric Batteries are a number of artifacts created in 250-225 A.D. in Mesopotamia.
The Baghdad Electric Batteries are a number of artifacts created in 250-225 A.D. in Mesopotamia.
The Antikythera Mechanism is an ancient mechanical calculator (also described as the first mechanical computer)
The Antikythera Mechanism is an ancient mechanical calculator (also described as the first mechanical computer)
Rosalia Lombardo
Rosalia Lombardo
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The nuclear testing at Bikini Atoll program was a series of 23 nuclear devices detonated by the United States between 1946 to 1958. Test weapons were detonated on the reef itself, on the sea, in the air and underwater. The actual island, Bikini Atoll, is one island of 23 islands that comprises the Marshall Islands in the Pacific Ocean. Nuclear testing began in July of 1946 with Operation Crossroads. The nukes rendered the island and surrounding area uninhabitable due to radioactivity, stemming mostly from caesium-137.
The nuclear testing at Bikini Atoll program was a series of 23 nuclear devices detonated by the United States between 1946 to 1958. Test weapons were detonated on the reef itself, on the sea, in the air and underwater. The actual island, Bikini Atoll, is one island of 23 islands that comprises the Marshall Islands in the Pacific Ocean. Nuclear testing began in July of 1946 with Operation Crossroads. The nukes rendered the island and surrounding area uninhabitable due to radioactivity, stemming mostly from caesium-137.
South Korea, China and Singapore are among the Asian countries facing a second coronavirus wave, fuelled by people importing it from outside.China, where the virus first emerged, confirmed it had no new domestic cases on Wednesday for the first time since the outbreak began, a major milestone.But it reported 34 new cases among people who recently returned to China.
South Korea, China and Singapore are among the Asian countries facing a second coronavirus wave, fuelled by people importing it from outside.China, where the virus first emerged, confirmed it had no new domestic cases on Wednesday for the first time since the outbreak began, a major milestone.But it reported 34 new cases among people who recently returned to China.
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Coronavirus: Europe looking to extend virus lockdownsEuropean nations are examining extending the lockdowns put in place to try to stem the coronavirus outbreak.A lockdown imposed on 12 March in Italy, where the number of deaths may soon overtake China, will now extend beyond the original 25 March end date.
Coronavirus: Europe looking to extend virus lockdownsEuropean nations are examining extending the lockdowns put in place to try to stem the coronavirus outbreak.A lockdown imposed on 12 March in Italy, where the number of deaths may soon overtake China, will now extend beyond the original 25 March end date.
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8 in 10 coronavirus-related deaths in US involve older adults: CDCUp to eight in every 10 coronavirus-related deaths in the U.S. have involved adults ages 65 years and older, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said this week, with up to 70 percent of patients requiring hospitalization falling into the age range of 85 years and older.
8 in 10 coronavirus-related deaths in US involve older adults: CDCUp to eight in every 10 coronavirus-related deaths in the U.S. have involved adults ages 65 years and older, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said this week, with up to 70 percent of patients requiring hospitalization falling into the age range of 85 years and older.
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Trump announces FDA making anti-malaria drug available to test coronavirus treatmentPresident Trump announced Thursday that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is making experimental drugs — including those used for treating malaria — available as part of the ongoing effort to tackle the spread of the coronavirus.Trump announced at a White House press briefing that chloroquine, a drug designed for use in malaria, will be made available to test whether it helps patients recover from coronavirus. He said it was one of a number of antiviral therapies to limit the symptoms of the virus that the administration is trying to get to Americans as quickly as possible.
Trump announces FDA making anti-malaria drug available to test coronavirus treatmentPresident Trump announced Thursday that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is making experimental drugs — including those used for treating malaria — available as part of the ongoing effort to tackle the spread of the coronavirus.Trump announced at a White House press briefing that chloroquine, a drug designed for use in malaria, will be made available to test whether it helps patients recover from coronavirus. He said it was one of a number of antiviral therapies to limit the symptoms of the virus that the administration is trying to get to Americans as quickly as possible.
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Razer is making surgical masks to help with supply shortagesIt will donate up to a million masks to health authorities battling COVID-19.With many healthcare workers in dire need of more supplies to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, some companies are helping by making essential items. Razer, for one, is joining the effort to fight the virus by making and donating surgical masks.
Razer is making surgical masks to help with supply shortagesIt will donate up to a million masks to health authorities battling COVID-19.With many healthcare workers in dire need of more supplies to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, some companies are helping by making essential items. Razer, for one, is joining the effort to fight the virus by making and donating surgical masks.
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Coronavirus live updates: Italy surpasses China’s death toll; CDC warns young people; US deaths at 154Italy’s death toll surpassed China’s on Thursday, while in the U.S. health officials warned the coronavirus can be dangerous for young people, too, as the life-altering Pandemic continued to rattle the world.
Coronavirus live updates: Italy surpasses China’s death toll; CDC warns young people; US deaths at 154Italy’s death toll surpassed China’s on Thursday, while in the U.S. health officials warned the coronavirus can be dangerous for young people, too, as the life-altering Pandemic continued to rattle the world.
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Coronavirus In Colorado: ER Doctor Says Hospital Supplies Being Rationed, ‘We Are Not Prepared’DENVER (CBS4) – Dr. Jane Jenab, a Denver-based emergency room physician, warned on Wednesday of area hospitals already rationing vital medical equipment for health care workers. Items like face masks, surgical gowns and gloves, she said, were already part of a “significant shortage” that threatened the health of doctors and nurses and would eventually impact hospital patients.
Coronavirus In Colorado: ER Doctor Says Hospital Supplies Being Rationed, ‘We Are Not Prepared’DENVER (CBS4) – Dr. Jane Jenab, a Denver-based emergency room physician, warned on Wednesday of area hospitals already rationing vital medical equipment for health care workers. Items like face masks, surgical gowns and gloves, she said, were already part of a “significant shortage” that threatened the health of doctors and nurses and would eventually impact hospital patients.
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The coronavirus outbreak is spreading to vulnerable, elderly residents, with scores of cases at facilities around the U.S., from Illinois to Oregon and Wyoming, following the deadly outbreak in a Seattle-area nursing home.
The coronavirus outbreak is spreading to vulnerable, elderly residents, with scores of cases at facilities around the U.S., from Illinois to Oregon and Wyoming, following the deadly outbreak in a Seattle-area nursing home.
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“Tens of thousands” of National Guard troops could be called up to help with coronavirusWASHINGTON, March 19 (Reuters) – The head of the U.S. National Guard said on Thursday that he expected that tens of thousands National Guard troops could eventually be involved in efforts to help deal with the fast-moving coronavirus in the United States, but he did not see a need to federalize them.”It’s hard to tell what the exact requirement will be, but I’m expecting tens of thousands to be used inside the states as this grows,” General Joseph Lengyel, chief of the National Guard Bureau said during a Pentagon press briefing.Lengyel said while the president could federalize the National Guard, but he did not believe it made sense in this situation and was not aware of any plan to do so.(Reporting by Idrees Ali and Phil Stewart Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)
“Tens of thousands” of National Guard troops could be called up to help with coronavirusWASHINGTON, March 19 (Reuters) – The head of the U.S. National Guard said on Thursday that he expected that tens of thousands National Guard troops could eventually be involved in efforts to help deal with the fast-moving coronavirus in the United States, but he did not see a need to federalize them.”It’s hard to tell what the exact requirement will be, but I’m expecting tens of thousands to be used inside the states as this grows,” General Joseph Lengyel, chief of the National Guard Bureau said during a Pentagon press briefing.Lengyel said while the president could federalize the National Guard, but he did not believe it made sense in this situation and was not aware of any plan to do so.(Reporting by Idrees Ali and Phil Stewart Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)
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THE STATE Department is set to tell Americans ‘not to travel and to return home if overseas’ due to coronavirus pandemic.
THE STATE Department is set to tell Americans ‘not to travel and to return home if overseas’ due to coronavirus pandemic.
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The pandemic of H1N1 virus in 1918 infected about one-third of the world’s population, causing at least 50 million deaths, including more than a half-million in the United States. Martha Teichner reports.
The pandemic of H1N1 virus in 1918 infected about one-third of the world’s population, causing at least 50 million deaths, including more than a half-million in the United States. Martha Teichner reports.
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What are the coronavirus symptoms? Coronavirus infects the lungs. The symptoms start with a fever followed by a dry cough, which can lead to breathing problems. It takes five days on average to start showing the symptoms, scientists have said, but some people will get symptoms much later than this. The incubation period lasts up to 14 days, the World Health Organization (WHO) says. But some researchers say it may be up to 24 days.
What are the coronavirus symptoms? Coronavirus infects the lungs. The symptoms start with a fever followed by a dry cough, which can lead to breathing problems. It takes five days on average to start showing the symptoms, scientists have said, but some people will get symptoms much later than this. The incubation period lasts up to 14 days, the World Health Organization (WHO) says. But some researchers say it may be up to 24 days.
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Dr. Day reveals the true causes for our diseases and gives the astonishing answers on how to get well living a healthy lifestlye and eating natural food thus improving our immune system. In addition, she exposes the disastrous side effects of the drugs used to treat these disorders. Discover the cause of your disease and find out how to get well. Dr. Lorraine Day herself developed severe advanced cancer and almost died – which became her supreme motivating factor for finding out how to get well. She recovered by natural methods, without chemotherapy, radiation or mutilating surgery. In the process of her research, she discovered that there are known causes for virtually every disease, even though this is never taught to doctors in medical school.
Dr. Day reveals the true causes for our diseases and gives the astonishing answers on how to get well living a healthy lifestlye and eating natural food thus improving our immune system. In addition, she exposes the disastrous side effects of the drugs used to treat these disorders. Discover the cause of your disease and find out how to get well. Dr. Lorraine Day herself developed severe advanced cancer and almost died – which became her supreme motivating factor for finding out how to get well. She recovered by natural methods, without chemotherapy, radiation or mutilating surgery. In the process of her research, she discovered that there are known causes for virtually every disease, even though this is never taught to doctors in medical school.
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Do you know what one of the biggest contributors to aging faster and dying earlier are beyond diet, fitness, health, longevity and everything else? It may surprise you but one of the biggest contributors to aging faster and dying earlier is having a weak lower body, specifically legs.
Do you know what one of the biggest contributors to aging faster and dying earlier are beyond diet, fitness, health, longevity and everything else? It may surprise you but one of the biggest contributors to aging faster and dying earlier is having a weak lower body, specifically legs.
Just 10 minutes of light physical activity is enough to boost brain connectivity and help the brain to distinguish between similar memories, a new study suggests. Scientists at the University of California studying brain activity found connectivity between parts of the brain responsible for memory formation and storage increased after a brief interval of light exercise – such as 10 minutes of slow walking, yoga or tai chi. The findings could provide a simple and effective means of slowing down or staving off memory loss and cognitive decline in people who are elderly or have low levels of physical ability.
Just 10 minutes of light physical activity is enough to boost brain connectivity and help the brain to distinguish between similar memories, a new study suggests. Scientists at the University of California studying brain activity found connectivity between parts of the brain responsible for memory formation and storage increased after a brief interval of light exercise – such as 10 minutes of slow walking, yoga or tai chi. The findings could provide a simple and effective means of slowing down or staving off memory loss and cognitive decline in people who are elderly or have low levels of physical ability.
The 1918 flu epidemic didn’t just affect those who suffered with it. The Red Cross volunteers were burdened with pressure. The poster behind these masked volunteers reads, “If I Fail, He Dies.” A bit morbid but also inconveniently true.
The 1918 flu epidemic didn’t just affect those who suffered with it. The Red Cross volunteers were burdened with pressure. The poster behind these masked volunteers reads, “If I Fail, He Dies.” A bit morbid but also inconveniently true.
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One child’s parents decided to take precautions beyond just those provided by the daily tablets or tonics. When taking their baby out in his carriage, the two enterprising parents placed a note on the child’s chest reading, “Flu Precaution. Please don’t kiss me.”
One child’s parents decided to take precautions beyond just those provided by the daily tablets or tonics. When taking their baby out in his carriage, the two enterprising parents placed a note on the child’s chest reading, “Flu Precaution. Please don’t kiss me.”
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A nasty flu outbreak hit London in the freezing 1930’s winters. This stylish couple walks down the streets of London sporting a pair of matching antiseptic masks in the thick of the flu season. They’re making the masks work.
A nasty flu outbreak hit London in the freezing 1930’s winters. This stylish couple walks down the streets of London sporting a pair of matching antiseptic masks in the thick of the flu season. They’re making the masks work.
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According to the World Health Organization, today, the flu affects three to five million people per year and can cause 250 to 500 thousand deaths annually. Though still deadly, these numbers suggest a vast improvement compared to the early 1900s. In 1918, a new strain of influenza trickled in from Europe and ravaged the nation, killing 650,000 nationally and nearly 100 million internationally. During the deadly sweep, makeshift hospitals — or more accurately, camps of tents with medical supplies — were set up to treat the many afflicted. In this picture, ghostly-looking masked doctors and nurses bustle around patients as they lie lifeless on cots.
According to the World Health Organization, today, the flu affects three to five million people per year and can cause 250 to 500 thousand deaths annually. Though still deadly, these numbers suggest a vast improvement compared to the early 1900s. In 1918, a new strain of influenza trickled in from Europe and ravaged the nation, killing 650,000 nationally and nearly 100 million internationally. During the deadly sweep, makeshift hospitals — or more accurately, camps of tents with medical supplies — were set up to treat the many afflicted. In this picture, ghostly-looking masked doctors and nurses bustle around patients as they lie lifeless on cots.
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1885 “The Wild Australian Children” two people born with microcephaly
1885 “The Wild Australian Children” two people born with microcephaly
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The 19th Century Band of Sisters that was Famous for Their Long Locks
The 19th Century Band of Sisters that was Famous for Their Long Locks
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Hair washing and care in the the 19th century Hair washing is something that almost every historical writer, romance or not, gets wrong
Hair washing and care in the the 19th century Hair washing is something that almost every historical writer, romance or not, gets wrong
Betty and Barney Hill were an American couple who claimed to have been abducted by extraterrestrials in a rural portion of New Hampshire on September 19–20, 1961.
Betty and Barney Hill were an American couple who claimed to have been abducted by extraterrestrials in a rural portion of New Hampshire on September 19–20, 1961.
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The 1952 Washington, D.C. UFO incident, also known as the Washington flap or the Washington National Airport Sightings,
The 1952 Washington, D.C. UFO incident, also known as the Washington flap or the Washington National Airport Sightings,
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MANTELL CASE – 1948 was among the most publicized early UFO reports.
MANTELL CASE – 1948 was among the most publicized early UFO reports.
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The ‘Pope Lick Monster’ – also known as Goat Man has apparently been luring unsuspecting people to their deaths for as long as the locals can recall. Depending on which story you favor this hairy, horned monster is either a survivor from a circus train wreck or a local goat farmer who tortured his goats on behalf of the devil and therefore forfeited his own soul. He is said to mimic the voice of children calling for help to lure people onto the train tracks where they then become frozen in place as a speeding train hurtles towards them!
The ‘Pope Lick Monster’ – also known as Goat Man has apparently been luring unsuspecting people to their deaths for as long as the locals can recall. Depending on which story you favor this hairy, horned monster is either a survivor from a circus train wreck or a local goat farmer who tortured his goats on behalf of the devil and therefore forfeited his own soul. He is said to mimic the voice of children calling for help to lure people onto the train tracks where they then become frozen in place as a speeding train hurtles towards them!
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MAURY ISLAND INCIDENT – 1947
MAURY ISLAND INCIDENT – 1947
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March 13, 1997: The Phoenix Lights in Phoenix, Arizona
March 13, 1997: The Phoenix Lights in Phoenix, Arizona
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Blue Fugates of Troublesome Creek. An enzyme deficiency that runs in the family causes them to appear blue.
Blue Fugates of Troublesome Creek. An enzyme deficiency that runs in the family causes them to appear blue.
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The light beam. South Fort Myers Florida. August 15, 2015.
The light beam. South Fort Myers Florida. August 15, 2015.
Abu Simbel – Egypt – In 1255 BC Rameses and his queen Nefertari traveled into Nubia to inaugurate a new temple, the great Abu Simbel.
Abu Simbel – Egypt – In 1255 BC Rameses and his queen Nefertari traveled into Nubia to inaugurate a new temple, the great Abu Simbel.
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Maria Feliciana dos Santos grew normally until the age of 10, when her growth skyrocketed. She was a basketball player, singer and circus attraction. Her first public performances were in 1962 at the age of 16. At 18 she received the title of Queen of Height in a contest in Chacrinha. Although her height was often claimed to be 7 feet 4.4 inches (224.8 cm), her real height was probably no more than 7 feet 0 inches.
Maria Feliciana dos Santos grew normally until the age of 10, when her growth skyrocketed. She was a basketball player, singer and circus attraction. Her first public performances were in 1962 at the age of 16. At 18 she received the title of Queen of Height in a contest in Chacrinha. Although her height was often claimed to be 7 feet 4.4 inches (224.8 cm), her real height was probably no more than 7 feet 0 inches.
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Hand of Glory, Whitby Museum, Whitby, North Yorkshire
Hand of Glory, Whitby Museum, Whitby, North Yorkshire
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Known as the Detmold child, this 8-to-10-month-old baby died in Peru around 4480 BC – more than 3000 years before the birth of Tutankhamun. According to a recent scan (PDF) using X-ray computed tomography, the child was born with a malformed heart.
Known as the Detmold child, this 8-to-10-month-old baby died in Peru around 4480 BC – more than 3000 years before the birth of Tutankhamun. According to a recent scan (PDF) using X-ray computed tomography, the child was born with a malformed heart.
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The Pear of Anguish was used during the Middle Ages as a way to torture women who conducted a miscarriage
The Pear of Anguish was used during the Middle Ages as a way to torture women who conducted a miscarriage
Newly declassified video and audio show U.S. Navy pilots apparently encountering a UFO — with no wings and no tail — as they flew their Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jet along the East Coast in 2015.
Newly declassified video and audio show U.S. Navy pilots apparently encountering a UFO — with no wings and no tail — as they flew their Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jet along the East Coast in 2015.
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When scientists debunk ghosts their first statement is usually
When scientists debunk ghosts their first statement is usually
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An investigator’s observation skills, common sense, and research abilities are at the heart of any investigation
An investigator’s observation skills, common sense, and research abilities are at the heart of any investigation
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PARANORMAL RESEARCH EQUIPMENT Paranormal events cause energy disturbances across the entire electromagnetic spectrum
PARANORMAL RESEARCH EQUIPMENT Paranormal events cause energy disturbances across the entire electromagnetic spectrum
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ION DETECTOR Unique in this price range, this hand-held ion detector possesses excellent sensitivity
ION DETECTOR Unique in this price range, this hand-held ion detector possesses excellent sensitivity
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Is there a scientific explanation for how the Ouija board works?
Is there a scientific explanation for how the Ouija board works?
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Tanning babies at the Chicago Orphan Asylum, 1925, to offset winter rickets
Tanning babies at the Chicago Orphan Asylum, 1925, to offset winter rickets
Dr. Kilmer’s Female Remedy
Dr. Kilmer’s Female Remedy
Children in an iron lung before the advent of the polio vaccination. Many children lived for months in these machines, though not all survived. c. 1937
Children in an iron lung before the advent of the polio vaccination. Many children lived for months in these machines, though not all survived. c. 1937
Masks worn by doctors during the Plague. The beaks held scented substances
Masks worn by doctors during the Plague. The beaks held scented substances
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Signs of Good Health and Vitality Clear, bright skin and eyes  Strong teeth, gums, nails and hair  Fresh breath and body odour  Meals are digested with ease – no gas, bloating, heartburn etc  Feeling energised when you wake, good energy level through the day  Regular, healthy bowel movements  Clear urination  Wounds and bruises heal quickly  Joints and muscles flex with ease  Efficient circulation  Consistent temperature  Free from cravings for certain types of food and drink  Able to maintain a suitable weight for your height and build  Rarely affected by colds, flu and other infections  Clear and focused thinking, good memory and concentration  Even and balanced temper  Able to tolerate stress well
Signs of Good Health and Vitality Clear, bright skin and eyes  Strong teeth, gums, nails and hair  Fresh breath and body odour  Meals are digested with ease – no gas, bloating, heartburn etc  Feeling energised when you wake, good energy level through the day  Regular, healthy bowel movements  Clear urination  Wounds and bruises heal quickly  Joints and muscles flex with ease  Efficient circulation  Consistent temperature  Free from cravings for certain types of food and drink  Able to maintain a suitable weight for your height and build  Rarely affected by colds, flu and other infections  Clear and focused thinking, good memory and concentration  Even and balanced temper  Able to tolerate stress well
Your brain is 80% water, your muscles (including your heart) are 75% water, your blood is 83% water, your lungs are 90% water, your skin is 64% water, and even your bones are 30% water! …
Your brain is 80% water, your muscles (including your heart) are 75% water, your blood is 83% water, your lungs are 90% water, your skin is 64% water, and even your bones are 30% water! …
Drinking enough water can also help you get rid of dandruff and hair thinning problem. … Not only our skin and health, but water promote hair growth too and tend to fight with other hair and scalp challenges. And even mild dehydration can sap energy from the hair roots and result into hair loss.
Drinking enough water can also help you get rid of dandruff and hair thinning problem. … Not only our skin and health, but water promote hair growth too and tend to fight with other hair and scalp challenges. And even mild dehydration can sap energy from the hair roots and result into hair loss.
Drink more water. Drinking at least 8 glasses a day will help rid the body and skin of toxins. Everyone will not agree that water consumption will improve skin… but it certainly can’t hurt. Many people often report that by increasing their water intake, their skin has a more radiant glow
Drink more water. Drinking at least 8 glasses a day will help rid the body and skin of toxins. Everyone will not agree that water consumption will improve skin… but it certainly can’t hurt. Many people often report that by increasing their water intake, their skin has a more radiant glow
Somerset Slime
Somerset Slime
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Lost Towns Project excavate lost settlements from colonial Maryland
Lost Towns Project excavate lost settlements from colonial Maryland
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Many doctors thought cold water treatment was superior to warm
Many doctors thought cold water treatment was superior to warm
 
People in pain typically have lowered eyebrows, raised cheeks, tightened eyelids, an open mouth, and closed eyes. One reason is to escape from the cause of the pain. Tensing up your muscles and screwing up your face scarily might do that. Another reason is to let others know you are in pain, because you may need help. In a sociable species like humans it is important that we can read each other’s states of mind.
People in pain typically have lowered eyebrows, raised cheeks, tightened eyelids, an open mouth, and closed eyes. One reason is to escape from the cause of the pain. Tensing up your muscles and screwing up your face scarily might do that. Another reason is to let others know you are in pain, because you may need help. In a sociable species like humans it is important that we can read each other’s states of mind.
Fishing in Hawk’s Lake near Clarkson, Minnesota in 1971
Fishing in Hawk’s Lake near Clarkson, Minnesota in 1971
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STRANGE Z SHAPED WOMAN – OLD CIRCUS FREAK
STRANGE Z SHAPED WOMAN – OLD CIRCUS FREAK
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Cleft hands are caused by a deficiency known clinically as ectrodactyly
Cleft hands are caused by a deficiency known clinically as ectrodactyly
 
2,600 year old orthopedic implant in the bones of an Egyptian priest
2,600 year old orthopedic implant in the bones of an Egyptian priest
 
The heart of accused vampire Auguste Delagrange. He was said to have killed at least 40 people in the early 1900s.
The heart of accused vampire Auguste Delagrange. He was said to have killed at least 40 people in the early 1900s.
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A scold’s bridle was an iron muzzle that enclosed around the head.
A scold’s bridle was an iron muzzle that enclosed around the head.
 
Dentistry from around 9000 years ago
Dentistry from around 9000 years ago
 
Marfan syndrome, a genetic disorder of the connective tissue
Marfan syndrome, a genetic disorder of the connective tissue
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Milroy’s disease is a lymphatic disease that causes swelling (lymphedema)
Milroy’s disease is a lymphatic disease that causes swelling (lymphedema)
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THE ART OF CONSERVATION In 2009 a monumental underwater contemporary museum of art called MUSA
THE ART OF CONSERVATION In 2009 a monumental underwater contemporary museum of art called MUSA
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Crooked Forest, located in Poland, is a peculiar grove consisting of more than 400 pine trees
Crooked Forest, located in Poland, is a peculiar grove consisting of more than 400 pine trees
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Immortality Is In Reach, According To Leading Scientists
Immortality Is In Reach, According To Leading Scientists
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Borley Rectory was built in 1863 for the Reverend Henry Bull on the site of an ancient monastery.The ghost of a sorrowful nun who strolled along the so called “Nun’s Walk” was already well known locally at the time, believed to be a disobedient sister from the nearby nunnery at Bures who had fallen in love with a monk from the Borley Monastery.
Borley Rectory was built in 1863 for the Reverend Henry Bull on the site of an ancient monastery.The ghost of a sorrowful nun who strolled along the so called “Nun’s Walk” was already well known locally at the time, believed to be a disobedient sister from the nearby nunnery at Bures who had fallen in love with a monk from the Borley Monastery.
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HARRY PRICE was born in London in 1881, the son of a grocer and traveling salesman. His interest in the paranormal began in 1889 when he saw his first performance by a stage magician. From that point on, he became an amateur conjurer and began collecting what would become an immense library of books on magic.
HARRY PRICE was born in London in 1881, the son of a grocer and traveling salesman. His interest in the paranormal began in 1889 when he saw his first performance by a stage magician. From that point on, he became an amateur conjurer and began collecting what would become an immense library of books on magic.
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Dark Chocolate
Dark Chocolate
 
Soothe a sore throat
Soothe a sore throat
 
Chameleon
Chameleon
 
Rattlesnake The sound that a rattlesnake makes is enough to send shivers down any victim’s spine. Cunning and malicious, rattlesnakes are always poised to strike if a vulnerable creature is stranded nearby. In North America, rattlesnakes are notoriously the leading inflictor of snakebite injuries.
Rattlesnake The sound that a rattlesnake makes is enough to send shivers down any victim’s spine. Cunning and malicious, rattlesnakes are always poised to strike if a vulnerable creature is stranded nearby. In North America, rattlesnakes are notoriously the leading inflictor of snakebite injuries.
 
Brazilian Wandering Spider has literally broken records. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the Brazilian Wandering Spider is officially the most venomous spider on the planet.
Brazilian Wandering Spider has literally broken records. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the Brazilian Wandering Spider is officially the most venomous spider on the planet.
 
Freshwater Snails exist, but they are considered dangerous they can lay eggs within the human stomach which in turn are extremely toxic to humans. Experts believe that these Snails are more dangerous than Lions and Tigers put together!
Freshwater Snails exist, but they are considered dangerous they can lay eggs within the human stomach which in turn are extremely toxic to humans. Experts believe that these Snails are more dangerous than Lions and Tigers put together!
 
Blue-Ringed Octopus the venom that is released is powerful enough to kill.
Blue-Ringed Octopus the venom that is released is powerful enough to kill.
 
Puffer Fish highly toxic and is considered the most toxic vertebrate in the world. If a Pufferfish attacks a human and is not treated properly, the outcome can be fatal. The toxin can paralyze and stop a person from breathing.
Puffer Fish highly toxic and is considered the most toxic vertebrate in the world. If a Pufferfish attacks a human and is not treated properly, the outcome can be fatal. The toxin can paralyze and stop a person from breathing.
 
Humboldt Squid is located in the Pacific Ocean and is the largest of the Squid family. They can weigh up to an astonishing 50kg. It is thought that the Humboldt Squid is particularly aggressive towards humans when they are feeding.
Humboldt Squid is located in the Pacific Ocean and is the largest of the Squid family. They can weigh up to an astonishing 50kg. It is thought that the Humboldt Squid is particularly aggressive towards humans when they are feeding.
 
Piranha is a freshwater fish that lives in South American rivers. Piranha’s are known for their sharp teeth and extremely powerful jaws. The fish is considered dangerous towards humans and in 2011 around 100 people were injured by a Piranha. According to some studies piranha’s tend to attack more in the dry season when food is lacking and the waters are low. Most Piranha’s attack humans at the arms and legs. Splashing can also provoke the Piranha to bite.
Piranha is a freshwater fish that lives in South American rivers. Piranha’s are known for their sharp teeth and extremely powerful jaws. The fish is considered dangerous towards humans and in 2011 around 100 people were injured by a Piranha. According to some studies piranha’s tend to attack more in the dry season when food is lacking and the waters are low. Most Piranha’s attack humans at the arms and legs. Splashing can also provoke the Piranha to bite.
 
Inland Taipan snake to watch out for is the Inland Taipan. These snakes are the most poisonous snakes in the whole world. Their deadly venom and their tendency to hunt warm-blooded mammals is a dangerous combination for humans.
Inland Taipan snake to watch out for is the Inland Taipan. These snakes are the most poisonous snakes in the whole world. Their deadly venom and their tendency to hunt warm-blooded mammals is a dangerous combination for humans.
 
Siafu Ant Even though these guys are small, they are powerful and deadly in numbers. Don’t mess with these dangerous creatures. Siafu ants aka driver ants respond aggressively when they feel threatened or attacked.
Siafu Ant Even though these guys are small, they are powerful and deadly in numbers. Don’t mess with these dangerous creatures. Siafu ants aka driver ants respond aggressively when they feel threatened or attacked.
 
Vampire Bat Bats are the only mammals that can fly, however the Vampire Bat is the only bat that feeds off of blood. They can be found across many countries of South America. The Vampire Bat is considered dangerous to humans because they carry disease
Vampire Bat Bats are the only mammals that can fly, however the Vampire Bat is the only bat that feeds off of blood. They can be found across many countries of South America. The Vampire Bat is considered dangerous to humans because they carry disease
 
The Fresno Night Crawlers “In my home town of Fresno, California we have these things called the Fresno Night Crawlers. They are Golem-like things that look like a pair of legs with a face in the crotch. They come out at night but ONLY on federal buildings and spaces to terrorize people walking through. They are rumored to be about seven to eleven feet tall.”
The Fresno Night Crawlers “In my home town of Fresno, California we have these things called the Fresno Night Crawlers. They are Golem-like things that look like a pair of legs with a face in the crotch. They come out at night but ONLY on federal buildings and spaces to terrorize people walking through. They are rumored to be about seven to eleven feet tall.”
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The Rake: In New York there is a creature called The Rake who stalks suburban areas at night. The Rake is a grey-skinned half-human half-dog creature that walks with a ruined, mangled posture almost like it had been hit by a car. Anyone who looks into its black, soulless eyes becomes its victim. It waits at the foot of a person’s bed, and when they wake up and make eye contact, it attacks
The Rake: In New York there is a creature called The Rake who stalks suburban areas at night. The Rake is a grey-skinned half-human half-dog creature that walks with a ruined, mangled posture almost like it had been hit by a car. Anyone who looks into its black, soulless eyes becomes its victim. It waits at the foot of a person’s bed, and when they wake up and make eye contact, it attacks
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Raccoon Many people across the USA find the Raccoon and annoying pest, however the animal is also considered dangerous. This is because they carry diseases which are extremely harmful to humans
Raccoon Many people across the USA find the Raccoon and annoying pest, however the animal is also considered dangerous. This is because they carry diseases which are extremely harmful to humans
 
Sidewinder Many people have a fear of snakes – and perhaps the Sidewinder is one of the reasons why. Also known as the Rattlesnake, they are venomous, although less so than other snakes.
Sidewinder Many people have a fear of snakes – and perhaps the Sidewinder is one of the reasons why. Also known as the Rattlesnake, they are venomous, although less so than other snakes.
 
Bullet Ant Not only in the sting insanely painful, it attacks the central nervous system and can cause paralysis! The bullet ant is found in humid lowland rainforests in parts of South America. Just one bite from the bullet ant could incapacitate a full grown man.
Bullet Ant Not only in the sting insanely painful, it attacks the central nervous system and can cause paralysis! The bullet ant is found in humid lowland rainforests in parts of South America. Just one bite from the bullet ant could incapacitate a full grown man.
 
Golden Poison Dart Frog Do not let the size of these little frogs mislead you. This tiny paperclip sized Golden Poison Dart Frogs are incredibly dangerous and can be found on Colombia’s Pacific coast. These cute looking amphibians have enough poison to kill 10 grown men
Golden Poison Dart Frog Do not let the size of these little frogs mislead you. This tiny paperclip sized Golden Poison Dart Frogs are incredibly dangerous and can be found on Colombia’s Pacific coast. These cute looking amphibians have enough poison to kill 10 grown men
 
Box Jellyfish Each tentacle grows up to 10 feet long and each tentacle is lined with stingers that contain toxins. These dangerous toxins attack the heart, nervous system and skin cells. Most victims drown after being stung.
Box Jellyfish Each tentacle grows up to 10 feet long and each tentacle is lined with stingers that contain toxins. These dangerous toxins attack the heart, nervous system and skin cells. Most victims drown after being stung.
 
Pufferfish These strange looking and fascinating creatures known as Pufferfish are found in tropical seas all over the world. Interestingly, they are the second most poisonous vertebrate on Earth!
Pufferfish These strange looking and fascinating creatures known as Pufferfish are found in tropical seas all over the world. Interestingly, they are the second most poisonous vertebrate on Earth!
 
King Cobra has a reputation for being dangerous and for good reason. They are the world’s longest and most venomous snakes. Typically, the King Cobra calls India and other parts of Southeast Asia its home. The dangerous snake uses its poisonous venom to attack its prey’s nervous system.
King Cobra has a reputation for being dangerous and for good reason. They are the world’s longest and most venomous snakes. Typically, the King Cobra calls India and other parts of Southeast Asia its home. The dangerous snake uses its poisonous venom to attack its prey’s nervous system.
 
Tarantula Hawk
Tarantula Hawk