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Boasting a wingspan of up to 11 inches, the Queen Alexandra’s Birdwing is a magnificent sight in the forests of Papua New Guinea. Unfortunately, it’s also in danger of going extinct.
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Author: Marco Margaritoff
A guy was buying fruit with his girlfriend when wind started picking up and turned into a dust devil that completely took out this fruit stand. From the guy who took the video:
” It lasted about three minutes and the dust devil took all of the guy’s cash money and blew it all up into the air. After it ended, people who saw and watched it came to help clean up the big mess, there was fruit and boxes all over the place.”
Yeah, sure, “clean up” the mess of strewn about cash. I love it when I’m given the opportunity to help “clean up” cash too. Particularly at banks or outside ATM machines.
The shoe-stealing fox was uncovered after a resident’s investigation into the neighborhood’s missing footwear.
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Author: Natasha Ishak
Abandoned for three decades, the mansion’s new owner launched renovation work in January. It only took a month for workers to find the cut and broken bones of a father missing for 30 years.
The post 30-Year-Old Corpse Found In Abandoned Multimillion Dollar Paris Mansion Sparks Murder Investigation appeared first on All That’s Interesting.
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Author: Marco Margaritoff
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Author: Chris West
With tourism at an all-time low, a struggling Japanese railway operator is trying to avoid going under by selling canned stones from its railway tracks.
Founded in 1923, the Choshi Electric Railway company, in Japan’s Chiba Prefecture, had to overcome adversity several times during its 97-year history, but the situation has never been more dire than it is now. The railway operator relies on tourism to support its operations, but with the novel Coronavirus wreaking havoc all over the world, business has never been worse, so management had to come up with alternative ways of generating income. Among these, starting a YouTube channel and selling canned stones have been proving unusually successful.