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A startling discovery in America's first presidential residence
Experts discovered centuries-old cherries surprisingly well preserved in two glass bottles stored in George Washington's historic Virginia home.
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Visit the palaces where the current kings and queens of the world are still living today
There are many fairy-tale palaces, still being used by royal families everywhere as their accommodation.
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People living in cold areas are more likely to drink alcohol
According to a new study, people who live in colder, less sunny areas often drink more alcohol than people who live in warmer regions.
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Surprised revealing about the place of
The house of Vanir gods is called Vanaheimr, which is extremely famous in Norse mythology.
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Snail-spotted painting is ruthless and the underground war of the old frequency
The ancient Chinese emperors all possessed a huge harem - the residence of the Empress, Empress, the Emperor and eunuchs.
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Tiébélé: An ancient village made of cow dung, every house is a work of art
The sukhala houses are located in the complex - the residence of community leaders.
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The White House and the interesting mysteries surprised many people
The White House is the official workplace of the President - the most powerful person in America, and this is also his residence and his family.
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Admire the 10 most magnificent palaces in the world
Here are the world famous palaces with magnificent architecture, magnificent.
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Strange tribe migrates every time someone dies
The Raute tribe has a tradition of burying the dead in an upright position in the hope that they will soon be able to go to heaven. After completing the burial, all the…
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Monsters ate a long, sharp sword that hunted fast ocean records
This fish is 1.7m long and weighs up to 20kg. They have the ability to swim water sprint short distances with speeds up to 111km / hour.
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Discover the oldest living place in the mountains
In the territory of Papua New Guinea at an altitude of nearly 2,000 meters above sea level, scientists have found the oldest residence ...
Oceanography
Octopus is more poisonous than cobras that wash up on the coast
Green-spotted octopus contains 50 times more venom than cobra, which can kill 26 people.
Archeology
Are Neanderthals extinct because their eyes are too big?
A study of Neanderthal skulls reveals that, like this person, extinct because of having bigger eyes than modern humans - our ancestors.
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New discovery of the end of Neanderthals
Neanderthals could be extinct earlier than the long-accepted theory, according to new research by international experts.