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Double Rainbow Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
Stadium of light: Dramatic double rainbow illuminates football match
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Poodle Doodles Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
Poodle doodles: Dogs are transformed into pandas, horses and even snails in a barking mad grooming craze
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21 Oddly Named Places and the Stories Behind Them Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
Many have not only a unique alias, but an interesting story behind the name, as well as sights and attractions worth visiting (some more than others).
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Retina cells grown from skin-derived stem cells Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
A team of scientists from the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health has successfully grown multiple types of retina cells from two types of stem cells — suggesting a future in which damaged retinas could be repaired by cells grown from the patient's own skin.
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Half-yellow, half pink... Gardener grows chrysanthemum that's wholly unusual Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
Even the most avid gardener will not have seen a flower quite like this one.
The rare chrysanthemum has just one stem and one head - but its pale pink and yellow petals are split exactly down the middle at odds of thousands to one.
It was found by William Underwood, 73, in his garden in Cavendish, Suffolk.
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Camouflaged Toads Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
Camouflaged Toads
Three leaf-litter toads collected within yards of each other almost disappear on a forest floor in Panama. Staying alive in the tropics, where nearly everything is food for something else, often calls for such trickery to fool a predator's eye.
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Watermelon juice is the latest source of renewable energy Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
Forget chip fat, sugar cane or rapeseed oil – the latest source of biofuel could be watermelons.
Scientists have discovered that the fruit is a great source of sugar that can be readily distilled into alcohol to power cars and farm machinery.
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Picked out by a Google Earth satellite, is this the Loch Ness monster... or just a boat? Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
It promised the world views of the entire planet from their laptop. But could Google Earth have unravelled our favourite mystery of the deep?
One internet fan claims he found the legendary Loch Ness monster in satellite images on the virtual globe.
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Troops Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
Troops from 16 Air Assault Brigade at the end of their Afghanistan tour wait in a C17 transport aircraft on the ground at Bastion to start their journey home
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Waterslide stunt exposed as clever fake Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
A DEATH-defying stunt video that attracted more than a million hits on YouTube has been exposed as a fake.
"MEGAWOOSH Bruno Kammerl jumps" features a German engineer apparently taking his life in his hands by careering down a DIY waterslide at breakneck speed before landing in a paddling pool.
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Fat seats for trains Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
Special chairs for fatties have been installed on Brazil's trains to cope with the country's soaring obesity race.
The blue-coloured seats are nearly twice as wide as normal chairs and can support even the bulkiest passenger up to 550lbs without breaking.
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Father develops cleaning obsession after cornea transplant Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
A father developed a cleaning obsession following a cornea transplant that he says "must have come from a woman."
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Street art made with masking tape Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
Street art made with masking tape
Buff Diss is an awesome Melbourne based artist who has recently stranded himself in Europe. Some of his work can be seen in Paris, Barcelona, Jerusalem ... All his works are made free-hand with masking tape.
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Plane Beautiful Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
Plane beautiful: The day the Red Arrows were upstaged by Mother Nature
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The 10 Most Shocking Olympic Gender Scandals Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
Gender scandals happen way more often than you'd think. Like that one time the fastest “woman” in the world was killed in a bank robbery and found to have a penis.
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Scientists 'close to breast cancer cure' after British researchers find a way to stop tumours growing Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
British scientists are close to a 'potential cure' for most breast cancer cases.
They have developed a way to stop tumours growing and spreading, which could save millions of lives every year.
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I'll keep watch, Mama Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
"I'll keep watch Mama"
Rather odd activity spotted at Waterton's Red Rock Canyon parking lot. Bighorn sheep lamb appears to be on the alert for the van's owner while Mama checks out it's rear end.
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Visual Live Performance Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
Visual Live Performance
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Motorcross Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
US motocross rider Nate Adams as he performs during the 5th stage of the Red Bull X-Fighters World tour at Battersea Power Station
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Bear Friends Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
Bear Friends
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Let Yourself Feel Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
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Mascot Piggyback Ride Gone Wrong Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
Mascot Piggyback Ride Gone Wrong
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Bioluminescence Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
The saprobe Panellus Stipticus displaying bioluminescence.
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Footprints, Namib Desert, Namibia, Africa Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
Footprints, Namib Desert, Namibia, Africa
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The Salar de Uyuni Posted: 3 months ago by AutumnLotus
Salt mounds in Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia. The Salar de Uyuni is the world's largest (12 000 km²) and highest (3 700 m) salt flat, ca. 25 times as large as the Bonneville Salt Flats. It's the remnant of a prehistoric lake surrounded by mountains without drainage outlets.
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