Crows in captivity can learn to speak better than parrots.

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The polychaete worm.

As they feed, these amazing creatures extend their throat and jaws outward to grasp their prey.
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Creepy? Maybe. But it's simply amazing that these animals lived on Earth half a billion years ago, when there was no life on land in the first place.

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Dolphins swam right to the beach with vacationers in Anapa.

Vacationers said that a family of dolphins decided to hunt for fish right in the shallow waters, which caused great delight among vacationers.

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Gasoline and diesel prices have risen sharply in the United States amid Russia's ban on fuel exports.

The cost of oil in the United States has risen significantly amid a large-scale reduction in production and Russia's ban on fuel exports. A gallon of diesel in the U.S. now costs $4.58 (a month ago - $4.34).

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🆘 The U.S. is heading for a crisis, so we need to get ready too

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon feels the pulse of the economy like no one else - and he expects a crisis in the US. It will affect the whole world, including Russia.

Dimon urges us to prepare for the worst-case scenario:

- inflation will continue to rise, it is already very reluctant to come down
- and experts are also expecting expensive oil, which is a powerful driver of price growth.
- so the Fed will have to raise rates up to 7%.

The world is not ready for such a scenario, says Dimon. The cost of servicing loans and government debt in the U.S. has not yet fully responded even to the current increases, but the economy has already accumulated a lot of problems:

- companies are going bankrupt
- people are borrowing.
- savings are running out, and student loans are about to be paid off.
- as rates rise, bonds will get cheaper, which could bring back the banking crisis.

And if the Fed goes to 7%, the problems will get worse. When the world's main economy is sick, it's hard on the rest of the world. Even countries that trade less and less directly with the United States. But still the crisis will "peek" through friendly partners, because business activity will drop everywhere. This will reduce demand for key exports: fuel, metals and agriculture.

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"When it's been five minutes and you haven't asked for a billion dollar bailout yet."

Ilon Musk posted a meme with Zelensky.

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Between the sky and.... Sky.

The Uyuni salt marsh is the largest salt marsh in the world with an area of 10,582 km².
Uyuni is located in southwestern Bolivia at an altitude of 3,656 meters above sea level.
It is covered by a salt crust of 2-8 meters.
The salt marsh contains a reserve of 10 billion tons of salt.

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Granite is a natural stone with a radioactive background

Therefore, in buildings made of granite, radiation levels are higher.

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Top of the oldest countries in Europe.

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The first programmer in the world... or rather a programmer.

Ada Augusta Lovelace.
In the middle of the 19th century, she made a plan of operations for the prototype of the modern computer, Charles Bebbidge's analytical machine, which could be used to solve Bernoulli's equation expressing the law of conservation of energy of a moving fluid.

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The house where Adolf Hitler was born is being rebuilt into a police station - Austrian Interior Ministry.

After the renovation, the Braunau police station and the district police headquarters will take up residence in the building. A branch of the Security Academy will be set up there, and police officers from all over Austria will undergo several days of training in fundamental and civil liberties.

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New augmented reality watch prototype

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Gérard Omel was one of the most famous climbers on the planet - he had six ascents of Everest to his credit. And he died after falling from a two-meter ladder.

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A gorilla named Michael is the first "talking" male gorilla in history to learn to communicate through gestures. His vocabulary included more than 600 words, and thanks to gestures the zoo workers learned about the fate of his parents. Michael was able to "tell" that his mother was killed by poachers for meat.

Just imagine how many stories we would learn if we taught this language to all the primates!

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