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CARTOON 05-15-2022

To combat the impacts of warming waters, some corals produce their own neon-colored "sunscreen."

Ripley's Believe It or Not! — May 15, 2022

1. American architect Alfred Browning Parker's "Woodsong" home in Miami contains a 90-foot-long pool connecting its three pavilions, allowing occupants to swim from room to room. 2. Adventure company Off the Map Travel offers visitors to Kilpisjärvi, Finland, ideal views of the Northern Lights without having to leave bed, thanks to their mobile glass-topped cabin-sleds. 3. A chartered flight is required to reach the isolated Ultima Thule Lodge in Alaska, where the nearest paved road is 100 miles away. 4. To combat the impacts of warming waters, some corals produce their own neon-colored "sunscreen." Submitted by Pia Poblete, Mississauga, Ontario.

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