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21/12/2023

This Jellyfish Does Something Strange When It's Cut

20/12/2023

Did cryptocurrency scam you?

19/12/2023

Are sharks actually dangerous?
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Oceanic whitetip sharks have attacked humans on occasion. The sinking of the USS Indianapolis, an incident that's been mentioned in Jaws (1975) by Steven Spielberg, is probably the most famous example where people faced shark attacks. Oceanic whitetip sharks are thought to be the species responsible for almost all of those cases, but, since there is normally nobody around to witness them, we don't have any good data on how many victims have been claimed by them. However, even if we do add the oceanic white tip to the list of sharks with over ten human kills under their lateral lines, that still means over 99 shark species are pretty much entirely harmless to humans. If you do look at the numbers, even the so-dangerous species have only been responsible for a tiny number of human fatalities in the grand scheme of things. On average, around four people die from shark bites each year globally, which means practically any animal that's even remotely dangerous is far more likely to kill you than a shark. That includes the obvious ones like snakes, spiders, lions, and crocodiles, but it also includes deer, cows, horses, dogs, hippos, elephants, and ants.

18/12/2023

What if feels like having a chipmunk voice for an entire month?

15/12/2023

Unravelling the Mysteries of the Amityville Horror. Is it possible that there's something unnatural in that house?

14/12/2023

What if I told you human beings are immortal?

10/12/2023

Have you ever heard of the world's deadliest fart?

07/12/2023

What it feels like being trapped around 100 metres (330 ft) under the sea without heat or light?

06/12/2023

Couldn't we simply replace all the bees with robots?
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Humanity struggles when it comes to creating robots that can effortlessly replicate the physical dynamics of humans and other animals. It's not like we haven't been trying. This hasn't stopped some from trying to build robotic bees. Most notably, the RoboBee project at Harvard University has been at the forefront of this ambitious endeavor. With a wingspan of just 3 cm, the robot is a marvel of microbotics. The RoboBee project was not just about mimicking the flight of bees but was also a general exploration of microscale engineering traditional methods of building robots.

05/12/2023

The Truth Behind The Most Impossible Survival Story Ever Told

02/12/2023

Who exactly were these so-called "big heads"?

01/12/2023

The dolphin that fell in love with a human

30/11/2023

Can We Move To Mars?

28/11/2023

Meet the Most Wanted Man in History

27/11/2023

The Invincible Spy Plane

26/11/2023

What causes Sleep Paralysis?
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You're more likely to suffer from it if you're stressed, tired, have an erratic sleep schedule, or regularly sleep on your back. People who suffer from insomnia or sleep apnea are also significantly more likely to experience sleep paralysis and there seems to be a genetic component to it. So, if other people in your family have it, there's a good chance you will too!

25/11/2023

The first time a man admitted that the Mafia existed.

24/11/2023

Why Is Inbreeding So Dangerous?

23/11/2023

Martial Arts Are Suddenly Being Exposed as Fake

22/11/2023

Russell King is one of the biggest fraudsters in recent history.
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In 2009, he approached British investment bank First London plc, falsely claiming he was managing billions of dollars for the Bahraini royal family. He managed the bank to turn over 49 percent of its shares to him! How did he manage to do that? Simple: he falsely claimed he was managing billions of dollars for the Bahraini royal family, although that was far from the truth. The following year, the British bank went into administration with debts of £8.7m.

21/11/2023

Meet the Unkillable Warriors

17/11/2023

Do you expect a high level of admin from Mafia?

15/11/2023

What Happened to The Men Who Made a Deal With the Devil?

14/11/2023

What’s causing deep sea species to grow so freakishly large?
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The truth is, we actually aren't 100% sure. As you're probably already aware, we know surprisingly little about the ocean floor. In fact, up until 2019, more people had walked on the surface of the moon than had visited the deepest part of the Mariana Trench, Challenger Deep. The sheer remoteness of deep ocean environments makes them - and the creatures that live there - incredibly difficult to study. Take the colossal squid as a prime example. As long as a London bus and weighing more than a fully grown polar bear you'd think it’d be pretty bloody hard to miss. And yet, with all our fancy technology and remote-operated submersibles, not a single colossal squid has ever been observed in its natural habitat. Not one!

11/11/2023

Scientists Thought This Fish Was Extinct. Then We Found One.

10/11/2023

Was he the top chess player in the world?

08/11/2023

Because scientists are psychopaths, in one experiment they cut the bell using scissors.

After being cut open, the jellyfish would revert to their polyp form, and then mature once again with a brand new undamaged bell. You can probably imagine this has some pretty significant implications for the survival of species of jellyfish that can live forever and don't need to worry about reproducing. It can do that whenever it feels like it and whilst your average jellyfish will typically spawn once a year, Turritopsis Dohrnii can do it whenever it likes; in fact, it's been known to spawn multiple times a month!

06/11/2023

Ever Had Deja Vu? This Is Why.

04/11/2023

Why History's Greatest Spy Was a Stripper

02/11/2023

The incredible life of Porfirio Rubirosa Ariza, the pl***oy no woman could resist

31/10/2023

Did you know about this weird theory?

26/10/2023

Peter the dolphin lived with volunteer naturalist Margaret Lovatt, who tried to teach him English.

When it was clear the poor mammal could not learn English, she left, breaking Peter's heart. This was part of American physician John C. Lilly's experiment. He attempted communication between humans and dolphins. After a few weeks, the dolphin was moved to a different facility in Miami he sank to the bottom of his tiny tank and stayed there, refusing to rise to the surface to take a breath for several long minutes until he was dead. Whether or not you choose to call it su***de, soon after John Lilly's experiment concluded and Margret went away, Peter the dolphin was no more.

10/10/2023

What Happened to the Man Who Ate Everything He Saw?

05/10/2023

This Is How Plants Talk to Each Other

03/10/2023

Why Did this Man Have Four Wives?

28/09/2023

Unravelling the Mysteries of the Amityville Horror. Is it possible that there's something unnatural in that house?

18/09/2023

Why This Bizarre Dolphin Experiment Is NASA's Darkest Secret
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This experiment involved science and... A woman living in a flatshare with a dolphin called Peter.

09/09/2023

What if this theory is actually true?

27/08/2023

Why America Built The Fastest Plane Ever Just To Spy On Russia

25/08/2023

Cryptocurrency explained, along with the biggest scam ever in this field.

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