Watch this mosquito lay eggs!
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Blаck children watching as white children play in a whites only park, 1956. Photograph by Gordon Parks.
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Countries with the most guns per 100 people
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Chinese circus training
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Angel Falls, Venezuela.
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In the Chinese city of Chongqing there is an attraction 100 meters high, and it is located on the edge of a 700-meter cliff.
On this swing you can reach speeds of up to 120 km/h.
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Union Blue and Confederate Gray veterans shaking hands at Gettysburg reunion in the year 1913
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The Arctic fox can withstand temperatures up to -70 degrees.🥶
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Family robot

Misa is the interactive hi-tech robot, both for children and adults that works for entertainment and other purposes due to its multifunctional design.

Greeting is followed by an exact command. For example, you can ask the robot various questions. How many calories are in an apple, or what is a black hole... it will tell you everything right away! It can also book you a hotel, play some music or find airline tickets.
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Lucerne
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Visually about the expansion of metal when heated
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а massive wave hits a lighthouse off the coast of northern France. Remarkably the lighthouse keeper survived (1989)
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French soldiers on horseback in street, with an airship "Dupuy de Lome" flying in air behind them, 1914
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Monkey hunts ducks

Can one nail hold up to 12?

With knowledge of physics, you can do anything. A clear example of how to balance this design.
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Fangtooth (Anoplogaster cornuta) is very rarely caught in the frame. The fry live on the water surface, while the adults live at a depth of 500-5000 meters.

The juvenile sabre-tooth was originally described and the species name A. cornuta was given. Only fifty years later were caught adults, which were so different from the juveniles, that scientists even picked up a special name for it and for 50 years considered it another species - Caulolepis longidens
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