🔔It’s time to choose Friday’s best documentary! We'll post the winner of the poll tomorrow.

‘My Baby, My Way’ (2015)
Shocking as it may sound, some parents have signed up their newborns to 'baby yoga,' which involves spinning and swinging the newborns by the legs and arms. Adherents of this system claim that it forms emotional stability in children and contributes to their rapid development. Opponents, however, say these ‘exercises’ can only harm children. So what is it: a method for making babies stronger or child abuse?

‘City of The Phoenix’ (2021)
Planes and trains do not fly to the Chinese city of Fenghuang, which is far away from any transport arteries. But like a magnet, it attracts tourists from all over the world. What is it that makes them flock here?

‘No Fun in the Sun’ (2018)
This film is about people who can’t be in the sun. Sunlight can seriously injure or even kill them. These poor souls are forced to live like vampires and can only come out at night. What happened to them?

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🚂See what the most popular Russian train looked like almost a century ago in our friend's post!

If you're interested to learn more about railways' history and look inside the trains, join us in the journey across Russia in the 'Erick’s List: Trains'.

▶️'If everyone stays home, they’ll [nationalists] come to us. Why?’ asks a fighter with the call sign ‘Scyth’, who serves as an artilleryman in the ‘Crimea’ battalion. Ordinary guys are fighting alongside him: former bartenders, firefighters, and workers. Some already have combat experience as they have been defending Donbass since 2014. Others are beginners.

They’re undergoing combat training near the frontline positions. Their commander is a former Donestk miner. How do soldiers live at the front? To learn more, watch our premiere of, ‘The Frontline Grind’.

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🇺🇸California authorities have seized 4.2 kilos of fentanyl in just six weeks in Tenderloin, a San Francisco neighborhood and the surrounding area. It’s enough to potentially kill 2.1 million people - the entire population of the city nearly three-times over.

Authorities are struggling to deal with the drug crisis in the state, but it’s not known yet if the attempts are effective. More and more footage of American drug addicts are appearing on the net, revealing the enormous scope of the problem. Watch our video. What measures do you think should be taken to fight the crisis?

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