How electric eels generate electricity


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Composition isn't a rule, its a Language!
Ever wondered why some photos just feel right ? The secret lies in Composition 📸📷


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A beautiful antique moonstone brooch, circa 1890.


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How gene trannoscription works. DNA to RNA:


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Konnyaku is a traditional Japanese food made from the konjac root, It has a firm, bouncy texture and is very low in calories.


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Artist creates a dramatic black and white mountain landscape using spray paint


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How Ice Cream was invented🍨


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Corvids are among the most playful animals.

This is a raven playing in the snow with a human.


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Origami cat tutorial 😺


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In 1959, Volkswagen Beetle cars offered a coffee maker as an optional extra.


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This tech lets medical students explore the human body in 3D using interactive models, making anatomy easier to learn. So cool.


📹Abdulllah Ihsan

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This is how Disney cartoons created the zoom effect in 1957


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Stunning bamboo sculptures.


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Why did China build fake aircraft in the desert?


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Listen to the barnacles sounds


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This is called Tarpaulin Knot, it allows you to grab corners.


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#lifehack #knot

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“Onion Island" in Japan is Awaji Island famous for its exceptionally sweet and large onions grown in its sunny climate and rich volcanic soil


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Are you a curious angler ?

If you're a fisherman and you've ever wondered how your reel works... here's the answer.


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Fun fact.

Amsterdam sits on peaty, marshy soil that can't support heavy stone structures. To solve this, buildings were constructed narrow and tall, resting on thousands of wooden piles driven deep into stable sand layers below the city.


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A beautifully crafted fairy diorama that feels like alive


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