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This video was captured from the dashcam of a car traveling through Halifax in Canada. And this is the moment a motorist drove straight into t…
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A paralyzed man can walk again after an experimental operation performed by neurosurgeons in Switzerland. Thanks to brain implants, AI, and el…
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An elephant who lost his foot in a snare trap was rescued in Cambodia and is now walking again thanks to a prosthetic.
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Finland shares a 1,300 km long border with Russia. During the Cold War and until recently its so-called "Finlandization" doctrine meant neutra…
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Adventurous foodies need to add this Taipei restaurant to their list. The Ramen Boys claimed they finally found their dream ingredient: a 14-l…
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In a Sudanese school turned makeshift hospital, a volunteer doctor hooks up a patient lying on a desk to an intravenous drip while nurses hand…
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The James Webb Space telescope is NASAâs latest and greatest new toy, giving us some truly amazing and scientifically important images of deep…
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Usually, when we think of fungus, our instinct is to keep away from it. But what if I told you that fungus could be the cornerstone of a new e…
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Chinese state media recently reported a rare event in China's Sichuan province: surveillance cameras captured footage of a unique giant panda …
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For decades, members of the Rastafari community were persecuted and imprisoned for their ritualistic marijuana use. The islands of Antigua and Barbuda recently granted them official authorization to grow the herb.
