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Cala was in an extremely poor state, suffering from injuries, malnutrition, and being restrained by a small chain around her neck that prevented her from even laying her head on a pile of rags beneath her. Her suffering was due to her being employed as a guard dog in Costa Rica by a mechanic who did not provide her with proper care and nourishment. The situation was so dire that Cala found it challenging to breathe because she had to keep her head up all the time. There was a risk of her hanging herself with the chain if she…

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The baobab tree is a well-known symbol across Africa, thanks to its distinct shape and size. It can be seen in various countries, including Madagascar, Tanzania, Senegal, and South Africa. Despite its popularity, there are some fascinating facts about this amazing plant that many people are not aware of. The Adansonia, commonly known as the baobab tree, is an intriguing and peculiar tree that is indigenous to the African continent. It can be found in several African regions, such as Madagascar, Senegal, Tanzania, and Botswana, among others. The baobab tree is renowned for its distinctive appearance, characterized by a swollen…

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There are Plants that Grow Without Sunlight and need indirect exposure. Some even thrive in artificial light and Grow Best Indoors! The obvious thing that everyone knows is the fact that plants need some light to grow. They can’t grow or develop properly without the proper amount of light. Luckily there are Plants that Grow Without Sunlight, and can thrive in low-light indoor conditions. When you are looking for such plants, choose ones that are known for their ability to grow in indirect light. They are ideal shade-loving plants, naturally growing in the indirect sun. These plants adapt well to the smaller amount of light and thrive…

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Discover the list of 14 Indoor Plants You Can Grow from Pups and expand your houseplant collection absolutely free. Growing plants from pups is a great way to have more houseplants for free. Pups, also known as plantlets or offsets, are small clones of the parent plant that can be propagated and grown into new plants. If you want to know more, here are 14 Indoor Plants You Can Grow from Pups! Check out 18 Beautiful Succulents that Bear Pups here Indoor Plants You Can Grow from Pups 1. Spider Plant Botanical Name: Chlorophytum comosum Propagating a Spider plant is easy. First, identify the pups or…

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These Gorgeous Photos of New Quintuplets Will Make You Want Multiples When Briana Driskell gave birth to five lovely infants in May, she and Jordan Driskell got a lot more than they bargained for. You’re fortunate that God blessed you with five children at once. When a mother learns she is pregnant with five or more children, she is bound to feel agitated, worried, and fearful of danger. However, if you imagine that your existence is a miracle and that you are happier than many others, you will be able to face any challenges and problems during pregnancy and childbirth.…

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This artist’s conception shows a close-up view to the accretion flow and the jet emerging from black hole region in Messier 87.  Researchers at the Shanghai Astronomical Observatory have taken a panoramic image of a black hole and its jet in Messier 87 (M87) at a new 3.5 mm wavelength. The image, captured with the help of ALMA and GLT telescopes, has improved resolution and sensitivity, allowing for better understanding of the surrounding material, known as accretion, and the ring-like structure of the black hole. Credit: S. Dagnello (NRAO/AUI/NSF) A panoramic image of the M87 black hole and its jet has been…

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The skeletons of five people with elongated skulls have been dug up in the Russian-annexed region of Crimea, sparking rumours of an “alien” grave. The remains date from slightly less than 2000 years ago and are believed to be from the ancient Sarmatian culture. A mother was found buried with a baby lying on her chest, with three more skeletons found under them in the grave.  Archaeologists discovered five skeletons with elongated skulls buried on top of each other at Kyz-Aul necropolis in Crimea. Credit: Oleg Markov/East2West/Australscope All had distinctive deformed skulls, and previous similar discoveries have led to reports of “alien”…

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During his 16-year career, Kevin Durant has played with incredible talent in the NBA. The 2x NBA champion has shared touches with some of the most talented players of this generation, trying to compete for big things. KD has probably had the most talented teammates in NBA history, and he even has a favorite among all the players he played with. However, Gilbert Arenas thinks that the current star that shares touches with Durant is the one that better fits him. For the former player, Devin Booker is the best sidekick for Kevin Durant. “You know now this is a hot take; this…

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Devin Booker’s elimination game last season was a damp squib. And it didn’t change this year either after the Phoenix Suns guard came up short when his team needed him the most. Booker had 12 points, 1 rebound, and 8 assists in the Suns’ 125-100 blowout loss to the Denver Nuggets, who sealed the series 4-2 and ousted Phoenix from the race. This marks the second time that he failed in a crunch game. Last season, The Suns were facing the Dallas Mavericks in Game 7 of the Western Conference semifinals, and Booker ended with 11 points on 3-of-14 shooting as the Suns…

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Chris Paul is widely regarded as one of the best point guards of this generation. Despite having such acumen to play the game of basketball, Paul is yet to win an NBA title in his career. Many expected for that 18-year drought to be over this season as the Suns were the favorites to win the 2023 NBA Championship after adding Kevin Durant to the roster. Unfortunately, the Suns’ journey was cut short by Nikola Jokic and Denver Nuggets in the Western Conference Semifinals. Following a Game 6 defeat, the Suns’ season is over, and Chris Paul remains ringless in…

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Chilean scientists haʋe identified a four-мetre-thick Patagonian cypress known as the Great-Grandfather to Ƅe the world’s oldest liʋing tree, Ƅeating the current record-holder Ƅy oʋer 600 years. In a study of the coniferous tree, also known as Alerce Milenarioм> in Spanish, Jonathan Barichiʋich, a Chilean scientist at the Cliмate and Enʋironмental Sciences LaƄoratory in Paris, found that the tree could Ƅe as old as 5,484 years, at least 600 years older than the forмer contender. According to The Guardian, Maisa Rojas, Chile’s enʋironмent мinister and a мeмƄer of the UN Intergoʋernмental Panel on Cliмate Change, called the news a “мarʋellous scientific discoʋery”. Known…

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As air pollution has become a major issue, it is important to have plants at home. Here’s some Indoor Plants Recommended By NASA that you should grow! We generally think that indoor air is safer than outdoor air, but we are wrong! Synthetic building materials and different organic compounds direct to various health hazards, leading to “sick building syndrome.” In a study conducted by NASA and Associated Landscape Contractors of America (ALCA) in the year 1989, it was proved that some houseplants naturally remove toxic agents from indoor air. Here are some of the best Indoor Plants Recommended By NASA that you must consider…

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Places sυch as the North Pole, the Soυth Pole, the eqυator, the desert or the ᴅᴇᴀᴅ Sea, … all have пotorioυsly harsh eпviroпmeпts, bυt still exist special life. Scieпtists have discovered aп area so iпhospitable that it caппot sυstaiп aпy life form. It’s home to the most extreme eпviroпmeпt oп Earth: the Dallol geothermal regioп, aп extremely hot, salty, aпd acidic regioп. Dallol is a coпe-shaped volcaпo with a very beaυtifυl aпd υпiqυe appearaпce located iп the Daпakil depressioп iп Ethiopia, where daytime temperatυres exceed 45 degrees Celsiυs eveп iп wiпter. The area is formed by the iпtrυsioп of basalt…

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Mac’s Mission, a rescue in Jackson, Missouri, found a puppy, along with another older canine, wandering alone outside in the cold. However this isn’t simply any ordinary puppy; he has what appears to be a “tail” coming out of his forehead. While the tail does not wag like a normal tail, it is certainly something rescuers have never ever seen before. Because it reminds them of a unicorn’s horn, they decided to name him Narwhal, “the little wonderful furry unicorn.” Narwhal has a foot injury of some kind and will require treatment. The rescue is taking him to the vet…

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Vacations can be quite enjoyable. Visiting historic cities, lounging in the Sun on a tropical beach, or snuggling up at a cozy mountain resort. But while the destinations are great, traveling itself can be a chore. Crowds, cramped flights, delays. It would be great if there were some short cut to our destination. Now imagine the vacationers of a galactic empire. It’s great to visit the diamond shores of Exoticon 5, but nobody enjoys all that mucking about in hyperspace. So why not bring these worlds closer to home? That’s the idea behind a study recently published in MNRAS. It basically…

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A star like our Sun only shines the way it does because of its intrinsic balance. Stars are massive, and the inward gravitational pressure from all that mass acts to contain the outward thermal pressure from all the fusion inside the star. They are in equilibrium, or on the main sequence if you like, and the result is a spherical mass of plasma that holds its shape and emits radiation with relative stability for billions of years. Like our Sun. But eventually, stars teeter over the edge and lose their balance. Stars like our Sun will expand, take on a malevolent red…

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The Phoenix Suns are leaving the playoffs in the second round of the playoffs for a second consecutive year after being dominated by the Denver Nuggets. Dwight Howard was watching Game 6 in Taiwan and sent a simple message addressed to Phoenix, saying that Taiwan is calling. If Howard is aiming this message at a specific Suns player, we need to find out who it is. Imagining Dwight offering Chris Paul a Taouyuan Leopards jersey is a hilarious thought, but sadly it doesn’t that likely that any of the players on this Phoenix team will be able to give him companionship in Taiwan next…

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In 2022-23, it seems that the average NBA fan has become overly enamored with the offensive side of basketball. It isn’t their fault. The league has pushed rules to be in favor of offense and ushered in the three-point era for quite some time now. It should be stated that there also isn’t anything wrong with being enamored with offense, especially when one considers the amount of extremely talented scorers, playmakers, and passers is as vast as it has ever been. That being said, long gone are the days when we would celebrate the lockdown defensive specialists and two-way role…

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If you want to grow some of the best indoor plants, then check out our list of the Most Beautiful Houseplants You Never Knew About! Here are the Most Beautiful Houseplants you can grow indoors to have a fantastic green appeal in your rooms! Have a look at the best tall houseplants you can grow here Most Beautiful Houseplants 1. Nerve Plant This demanding houseplant looks gorgeous due to its striking leaves. Picky about watering and dry indoor air and cold drafts. You must need to keep balance in watering. 2. Croton With the mix of yellow, amber, and orange color linear markings on…

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The first humans known to have mummified their dead did so in a rather improbable spot: the driest place on Earth. The Chinchorro people settled in coastal bays of the Atacama Desert, in what is present-day Chile, around 7,000 BC and developed a technique for mummification around 5,000 BC. That’s roughly 2,000 years before the ancient Egyptians. Yet, while the Egyptians were a complex civilization mummifying elite pharaohs, the Chinchorro were pre-ceramic hunter-gatherers with a more egalitarian approach to honoring the dead.Although little-known even inside Chile, the country hopes a UNESCO application for World Heritage Site status (the archeological sites are already…

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The 1,600 tons of gold from the Tsarist era are found in Lake Baikal, which is known as the deepest freshwater lake in the world. When it comes to the most beautiful and cleanest lake in the world, a lot of people immediately think of Lake Baikal. It is the largest freshwater lake in Europe and the deep water of the world. There are many legends surrounding this particular lake, the most famous of which is that there are 1,600 tons of gold at the bottom of the lake but now no one dares to salvage it. The deepest part…

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Artist’s illustration of a gamma-ray burst resulting from a collapsing star, ejecting particles and radiation in a narrow jet. GRB 221009A, the most energetic gamma-ray burst ever recorded, released 1,000 times more energy than the Sun’s lifetime output. Observed with the VLT and James Webb Space Telescope, this event left scientists puzzled about gamma-ray bursts’ nature and the possible absence of an accompanying supernova. Credit: Soheb Mandhai Gamma-ray bursts are the most energetic explosions in the Universe, marking the end of a star’s life. A particularly bright burst, GRB 221009, was recently detected by several space telescopes. A team of…

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The mummy of ancient Egyptian pharaoh Amenhotep I was so exquisitely wrapped — decorated with flower garlands and buried with a lifelike face mask — scientists have been hesitant to open up the remains. That is, until now. Some 3,000 years after Amenhotep’s burial, a team of researchers used CT scans to digitally unwrap his body for the first time, virtually peering through the many layers to reveal what he would’ve looked like when alive (he took after his dad it seems). The pharaoh’s skull showed his teeth were in good condition at the time of his death. They also…

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The mummy of ancient Egyptian pharaoh Amenhotep I was so exquisitely wrapped — decorated with flower garlands and buried with a lifelike face mask — scientists have been hesitant to open up the remains. That is, until now. Some 3,000 years after Amenhotep’s burial, a team of researchers used CT scans to digitally unwrap his body for the first time, virtually peering through the many layers to reveal what he would’ve looked like when alive (he took after his dad it seems). The pharaoh’s skull showed his teeth were in good condition at the time of his death. They also…

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