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The legless crow makes panic
The video spread quickly on the web posted by Twitter users keita_simpson, gaining nearly 9 million views.
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Russia shows off space robots superior to the US and China
Russia's FedOR robot is about to be put up in space for the space race with the US and China, unexpectedly disparaged only for a photo.
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Flutter the 'time traveler' image in an old photo
The Twitter socialite in the UK is arguing about a photo taken in 1943 but a man is said to be ... using a mobile phone.
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The 300-year stone bridge disappeared, causing the villagers to be confused
The old bridge in Turkey disappeared for unknown reasons and left no trace, sparking much speculation from the villagers.
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Turns out, Tesla's T
We are no stranger to the Tesla logo, but it turns out, this simple T has more meaning than we thought.
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Hurricane Irma drained seawater, a rare phenomenon of surreality
Strange images from the Bahamas show that the coast is farther back than usual, to reveal the place where the ocean floor is usually!
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Is this bag white or blue?
Social network users around the world are debating the true color of a bag that is photographed and posted on Twitter.
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What happens on the Internet in 1 second?
Although people seem to be unable to do much with 1 second in real life, they can do a huge amount of work in the same short period of time on the Internet.
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Effective heat protection for computers in coins
A Japanese guy devised a unique heat dissipation method for laptops with coins.
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Close up of mysterious white foam covering the road to Japan after the earthquake
Shortly after the 7.3-magnitude earthquake rocked the Kumamoto region in southern Japan on April 16, mysterious white foams appeared dense on the roads in downtown Fukuo…
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Mysterious decoding of green light on the Gulf of Thailand
A photo of Bangkok, Thailand from outer space is currently causing Twitter fever.
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Social network history
Social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter have become popular communication and community sharing tools for billions of people around the world.
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The secret to winning a match
Determination and 'loudness' are the best way to win any debate or argument, even if you're wrong, according to a new study.
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Discovered the 'eggs' of aliens in rural England
Nature conservationist Dan Hoare discovered the type
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Mysterious light circle appears in the American sky
Many people in the United States saw a strange circle of light in the sky of Texas on the evening of August 18 local time.