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About 99 percent of the sushi condiment sold worldwide is an imitation.

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Between Barden Tower and Bolton Abbey in Yorkshire, England, lies one of nature's most dangerous booby traps. It’s a small innocuous-looking...

Francis Pegahmagabow was not only the most successful sniper of World War 1, but he is also among the most decorated aboriginal soldiers in history. He joined the Canadian Army in 1914 and quickly made a name for himself as a sniper during reconnaissance…

From the documentary "Evolution", the episode "The Mind's Big Bang", it shows how Nicaraguan deaf children developed an entire sign language on their own.

For years doctors in the US made little attempt to save the lives of premature babies, but there was one place distressed parents could turn for help - a sideshow on Coney Island.

reference book containing a list of world records, for both human and natural records

A Russian cat slated to serve as the key piece of evidence in an ongoing drug smuggling case has disappeared, local media reported Wednesday, potentially undermining an investigation that centers on the cat’s role as an alleged narco mule for a prison…

The oldest plant ever to be regenerated has beaten the previous recordholder by some 30,000 years, a new study says.

The great legendary Bill Haast, pioneer of venom production for venom research since 1946, was founder and director of the world renowned Miami Serpentarium Laboratories

American actor, voice artist, animator, screenwriter, director, producer and musician

The Bayer Cross is one of the world’s best known Trademarks and Symbol of the Bayer Group. Find out more about the evolution of the logo and the Bayer Cross landmark

New York City is known for having excellent tap water, but why does it taste so good? It might be the microscopic shrimp.

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Excavations undertaken in Denmark by archaeologists had found evidence that cats lived together with the Vikings and even went on raids with them.

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Edinburgh has the Castle. London has Big Ben. And Glasgow? Well, Glasgow has a statue with a traffic cone on its head. There are few more iconic images of

The death pod is the vision of euthanasia activist Dr. Philip Nitschke and Dutch engineer Alexander Bannink.

Irreverent porn website Pornhub is stealing more headlines with a PR stunt in which it looks to help clear roads around Boston and New Jersey following storm Stella.