Golden Hole.

Altyn-Teshik means "golden hole". The grotto is located at a height of 52 m. Archaeologists found mammoth bones and tools of ancient people, but the most remarkable find was a remarkably preserved 150 thousand-year-old skeleton of a Neanderthal woman with a child.

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Buying BTC 10 years ago could have been helped by a cult cartoon

In episode 11 of season 14 of Family Guy, Peter Griffin suggested investing in Bitcoin to save the family budget.

The episode aired on January 10, 2016, when BTC was trading at around $440.

In the scene, Lois complains about their dwindling savings, and Peter replies, "Bitcoin!", although he admits that he doesn't know what it is.

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An American bulldog named Tuk Tuk has become a new social media star—he really does have a huge head.

Tuktuk's head is twice the size of a human's, which is a characteristic of the breed: bullies are specifically bred to have very wide jaws and massive chests.

Despite his intimidating appearance, Tuktuk is a real softie and a bit lazy.

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A Chinese couple had a blonde-haired, blue-eyed baby girl.

At first, the man suspected infidelity and was already thinking about divorce, but a DNA test suddenly confirmed that the girl was definitely his.

The parents then began to dig into their family tree and found Russian roots in the father's grandfather — after him, only boys were born in the family, but only now have the Slavic genes made themselves known.

The girl with her unique appearance became famous throughout China and was inundated with advertising offers.

There is no need to show the baby's face immediately after birth.

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Chinese paleontologists have discovered dinosaur footprints dating back 200 million years, according to Global Times.

According to the publication, this is the first discovery of dinosaur footprints in Dujiangyan, providing valuable physical evidence for deciphering the early evolution of dinosaurs and reconstructing ancient environments.

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A rare location in China has gone viral online—the Valley of the Immortals. Almost no one knows about this fairy-tale town built right on the rocks, so there are practically no tourists there. It takes only 2 hours to get there from Shanghai. Hotel rooms cost about $80 per night, and a visa to China is no longer required.

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Crimea is surrounded by the ocean on four sides. I have excellent knowledge of Ukraine now, — Trump.

My level of knowledge of geography: Trump.

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In Dubai, there are plans to build the Emirates Air Hotel for $3 billion—a 580-meter skyscraper with a real A380 on the roof: the plane will feature a bar, a restaurant in the cockpit, and glass platforms on the wings. The complex will also feature a swimming pool with views, luxury suites, Michelin-starred restaurants, and a helipad. The opening is scheduled for 2029.

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Uzbekistan has become the first country in the world to ban cash purchases of new cars, apartments, alcohol, tobacco products, and even drinking water. In addition, cash can no longer be used to pay for electricity, fuel, government services, or any goods costing more than 25 million soums (about $160,000). In this way, the country hopes to "defeat the shadow economy" and minimize the use of cash payments by 2030.

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In Icelandic legends, there is a creature called Yulekattturin, a giant Christmas cat that roams the countryside in December and devours lazy people.

Only those who wore new clothes on Christmas Eve, especially socks, could be saved. In the past, this meant that a person was not lazy, but processed sheep's wool and sewed warm clothes before the cold weather set in, without which it was impossible to survive the winter.

Let's not be lazy, or the cat will eat us.

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Farting is good for your health, according to research.

In an experiment, scientists had mice inhale hydrogen sulfide, the same gas that is released when farting. As a result, the rodents' neurodegenerative processes slowed down, and their memory and motor skills improved.

It turned out that hydrogen sulfide is involved in cellular signaling mechanisms and protects neurons. Scientists believe that it could be used to create a powerful medicine.

We don't stink, we care about our health.

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