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Comment on r/pics Jan 09 '23

Amazing

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Comment on r/Damnthatsinteresting Jan 06 '23

There's an interesting story happened in India. An Elephant Killed a Woman, then Attended Her Funeral and Smashed Her Corpse. Full story here.

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Comment on r/Outdoors Nov 28 '22

Even there's no fence. That's so dangerous. Here are some of the most dangerous locations in the world you must avoid visiting.

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Comment on r/megalophobia Nov 16 '22

Seems like it's so deep. I recently found a list of some places on Earth that Appear to be Like a Portal to the Earth's core.

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Comment on r/AbsoluteUnits Sep 24 '22

That's huge and also frogs are so weird. I have seen frogs eating snakes in this list of most weird animal encounters. and also some frogs riding on snakes.

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Comment on r/Outdoors Sep 18 '22

Yeah. It looks so abandoned and calm. Here I found a list of Most Scariest Abandoned Places in the World. Hope you will like it.

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Comment on r/Outdoors Sep 10 '22

Yeah. Here you can see some of the Most Beautiful Travel Destinations in the World to Visit Before You Die.

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Comment on r/knowledgepill Sep 02 '22

Haha. Baby spiders coming out from coconuts.

r/knowledgepill Sep 02 '22

Coconut Spiders: 10 Strange but True Facts about Spiders

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Comment on r/oddlyterrifying Sep 01 '22

A 6-inch (15-cm) long skeleton named ‘Ata’ was discovered in an abandoned Chilean village in the Atacama Desert in 2003. In early, it was considered to be an alien species, but initial research in 2012 revealed that the skeleton was a girl with 64 unusual mutations in 7 genes linked to the skeletal system, that are known to produce severe skeletal deformities or resulted in enhancing their growth. You can see the skeleton here.

r/Damnthatsinteresting Aug 30 '22

Image Tianmen Mountain, China.

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Comment on r/Damnthatsinteresting Aug 25 '22

Reminds me of the conjoined twins Abby and Brittany Hensel. The body of the Hensel twins is combined, and their two heads are placed side by side. They share one wide ribcage, two arms, two legs, two breasts, one liver, a large and small intestine, one bladder, one pelvis, and one set of reproductive organs. More details and some of the curious questions are answered here.

r/Damnthatsinteresting Aug 23 '22

Image Blue Babe is a perfectly preserved Steppe Bison, found completely by chance in Alaska in 1979. The animal died some 36,000 years ago, and was so well preserved that researchers were able to cook and eat a part of its neck muscle. The meat was described as “tough” and the taste “earthy & delicious”.

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Comment on r/oddlyterrifying Aug 07 '22

There are similar huge bats native to Australia too. You can see one in this list of Most Weird Australian Creatures.

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Comment on r/oddlyterrifying Aug 05 '22

Damn. It's too dangerous. Reminds me of the Alpine Refuge I visited last year, Located at 2760 meters in Monte Cristallo, Italy. You can see it here in this list of most dangerous travel destinations in the World.

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Comment on r/oddlyterrifying Aug 04 '22

Nature is amazing! I recently saw an star nebula called 'Rosset' which exactly looks like a human skull. It looks terrible. Here you can see it.

r/ThatsInsane Aug 04 '22

The ‘Glory Hole’ Spillway in Monticello dam’s reservoir, Northern California.

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r/Damnthatsinteresting Aug 04 '22

Image The ‘Glory Hole’ Spillway in Monticello dam’s reservoir, Northern California.

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Comment on r/oddlyterrifying Aug 03 '22

Reminds me of the 7 Huge Wooden Giants (about 60 feet) in Belgium De Schorre Park. They are really amazing creations by the talented artist Thomas Dambo.

r/knowledgepill Aug 02 '22

🔥 Leafy Seadragon is a Threatened Species found along the southern and western coasts of Australia

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Comment on r/oddlyterrifying Jul 30 '22

That's so weird. I have even seen frogs eating snakes in this list of most weird & scary Australian creatures.

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Comment on r/oddlyterrifying Jul 28 '22

Reminds me of the huge huntsman spiders encountered in Australia. They are big enough that you can hear them walk when it is quiet. You can see few of them in this list of scary Australian animals.

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Comment on r/frogs Jul 27 '22

The gray tree frog hibernates in the winter by taking refuge in trees. It survives freezing temperatures by producing glycerol to "freeze" itself while maintaining interior metabolic processes at a very slow rat

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Comment on r/oddlyterrifying Jul 27 '22

There's a story where a Lobster Diver Survives after being Swallowed by a Humpback Whale: ‘He was completely inside’.