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    • 1. Kangaroos keep growing their entire life! 2. Recent discoveries show that Beethoven was not as deaf as previously believed. He still had hearing in his left ear almost up until he died. 3. Seismologists observed a dip in the earth's vibrations as a result of fewer people traveling due to coronavirus.

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The Eccentric and Not-So-Eccentric Life of Edgar Allan Poe

Lisa Frank’s Dulled Dreamland

Historical Nazca Lines Discovered In Peru

Peru Nazca Cat Lines

The Colorful Life Of Andy Warhol

Glamorous Dog Grooming with Anaïs Hayden

Glamorous Dog Grooming

Diving Into The World’s Blue Holes

Divers' Cemetery

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CARTOON 07-30-2020

Richard Nixon almost became an FBI agent in the 1930s.

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John Graziano John Graziano — July 30, 2020
1. The sand a Popcorn Beach on Fuerteventura of Spain's Canary Islands actually looks good enough to eat! 2. Segway's egg-shaped wheelchair, the S-Pod, was inspired by the gyrospheres seen in "Jurassic World." 3. Richard Nixon almost became an FBI agent in the 1930s.
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CARTOON 10-29-2020

1. Kangaroos keep growing their entire life! 2. Recent discoveries show that Beethoven was not as deaf as previously believed. He still had hearing in his left ear almost up until he died. 3. Seismologists observed a dip in the earth's vibrations as a result of fewer people traveling due to coronavirus.

CARTOON 10-28-2020

1. Believe It or Not! Ripley's recently purchased a two-inch lock of Abraham Lincoln's hair - clipped postmortem - and a telegram smeared with his blood for $81,000! 2. Pennsylvania is misspelled on the Liberty Bell. 3. The first device to be called an iPhone was not made by Apple.

CARTOON 10-27-2020

1. The subconscious allure of a mall that keeps you shopping is called Gruen Transfer. 2. Yum Yum! Charles Darwin ate many of the animals he studied, including puma, iguanas and giant tortoises. 3. The honey of the Himalayan giant honeybee is hallucinogenic and must be harvested from their hives located on sheer mountain cliffs.

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