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New music to bump for your new years Playlist. My dude does all his own beats, and lyrics! Finally making his art available for all! This is his first single, and in the weeks to come, a whole host of new music is set to drop! Stay stuned for the youtube channel dropping soon! Go give him a listen, and some likes, and tell him LaChaun sent ya.

https://open.spotify.com/album/0tgukW5xDj6T6rV8ioB8Fq?si=IeqhsLV-RL6wo1yWR7bDAA

#personalities #spotify #horrorcore #rap #beats #new music #happy new years #new years playlist #chrome daydreams

Northern Lights from Detroit Michigan USA 11-12-2025! Beautiful Beautiful dancing Lights all night long! You have GOTTA see this with your own eyes, live, in-person! Breathtaking!

#northern lights #aurora borealis #detroit michigan

RIP OZZY, WE WILL ALWAYS LOVE AND CHERISH YOU. Thank you for being part of the many highlights of my life! \m/

#ozzy osbourne #momma I'm coming home #black sabbath

#funny shit #lol #wtfock #lachauntipton #oh wow #funny post #epic #get the fuck out #dog nail trimming #dog #dogs

#cute pets #funny shit #lol #wtfock #funny post #dogs #dogsincostume #dogs in costume

#funny shit #lol #wtfock #detroit michigan #joke #funny post #LaChaunTipton #Asep_ism #AsepBangkit

The Woman Who Had the Most Children in History

Valentina Vassilyev, born in 1707 and died in 1782, is recognized as "the woman who had the most children in history" according to the Guinness Book of Records.

She was the first wife of Feodor Vassilyev, a peasant from Shuya, Russia. At that time, there were no methods of birth control, and having children was considered both a religious and social obligation for women.

Valentina gave birth 27 times, giving birth to 16 pairs of twins, seven sets of triplets, and four sets of quadruplets, for an incredible total of 69 children. Although it seems unbelievable, this extraordinary feat has been officially documented and recognized by Guinness World Records.

#most children #having babies

Hold your phone far away and squint

#funny shit #lol #dark humor #wtfock #oh wow #epic #get the fuck out

This is the incredible border crossing between China and Mongolia. 😮😮😮😮

Built on the Sino-Mongolian border, Erenhot or Erlian, features two super gorgeous and super tall statues of Brontosauruses. The towering statues of dinosaurs or the arch of the kissing dinosaurs was built back in the year 2007 on either side of the main highway.

It was built to introduce the world about the destination’s reputation as a fossil hub. What’s fascinating is their tall necks that stretches to the other and then there’s a point where the mouth of these two meet which looks exactly like they are kissing each other. It’s absolutely cute and interesting at the same time.

Both the statues are 34 meters wide and 19 meters high and together reaches 80 meters. Another interesting fact about the place is that the ground below the kissing dinosaurs is dotted with several other dinosaur statues, in all shapes and sizes.

#china #mongolia #border crossings #wtfock #oh wow #epic #get the fuck out #dinosaurs

The California spiny lobster is a remarkable species that stands out from its clawed relatives. Instead of pincers for defense, it relies on its tough, spiny exoskeleton to ward off predators. These lobsters are nocturnal and highly elusive, making them a prized catch for divers and fishers during lobster season.

Fun fact: If they can evade predators—including humans—these lobsters can live for over 50 years! However, because they grow slowly and live so long, sustainable fishing practices are crucial to ensuring their populations remain healthy for future generations.

#california #California spiny lobster #lobster #ocean #ocean life #diving #deep sea #what’s for dinner

The best-preserved dinosaur ever discovered is a fossilized nodosaurus that is over 112 million years old, found in Alberta, Canada, in 2011. This remarkable specimen is so well-preserved that its skin patterns, armor plates, and even traces of its original pigmentation are still visible. It was discovered by accident in a mine, perfectly mummified with its limbs, body shape, and face intact, giving an unprecedented glimpse into the appearance of dinosaurs. Scientists believe it was swept into an ancient sea, where minerals rapidly preserved its body, creating a lifelike fossil. Now displayed at the Royal Tyrrell Museum, this nodosaurus is hailed as one of the most significant paleontological discoveries, offering invaluable insights into dinosaur biology and evolution.

More details/photos: https://www.beautyofplanet.com/recently-discovered-dinosaur-mummy-is-so-well-preserved-it-even-has-the-skin-and-guts-intact/

📸Image credit: Royal Tyrrell Museum

#dinosaur #fossils #preserved #preservation

Two tall rock spires with an abandoned highway running between them, overlooking the Grand Canyon at sunrise.

#grand canyon #abandoned #highway #rock spires #oh wow #epic #facts #awesome sites #site seeing

This is the longest driveable road in the world!

The Pan-American Hwy passes through 14 countries and is a length of 48,000 kilometres or 29,825.817 miles.

#pan-american highway #highway #road trip #oh wow #epic #get the fuck out #facts #driving #alaska #canada #united states #mexico #central america #south america #panama

Yes, it may come as a surprise, but the largest living thing on Earth is not trees or whales, but a fungus! A species of fungus called "Armillaria ostoyae" found in the US state of Oregon covers an area of approximately 965 hectares. That's almost the size of 1,400 football fields! 🌳🌍

This giant mushroom is thought to be between 2,400 and 8,650 years old. In other words, this mushroom has been growing since prehistoric times.🌿🌸🌼❤🌿

Here are some fascinating facts about Armillaria ostoyae:

1. *Largest Living Organism*: As mentioned in the post, Armillaria ostoyae is considered the largest living organism in the world, covering approximately 965 hectares in Oregon, USA.

2. *Age*: Estimates suggest that this fungus is between 2,400 and 8,650 years old, making it not only large but also ancient.

3. *Type of Fungus*: Armillaria ostoyae is a type of honey mushroom, specifically a species of fungus in the genus Armillaria.

4. *Growth Pattern*: This fungus grows by sending out underground tendrils called mycelium, which break down organic matter and absorb nutrients.

5. *Genetic Similarity*: Despite its massive size, Armillaria ostoyae is genetically considered a single individual because it is all connected by the same mycelium.

6. *Ecological Role*: As a decomposer, Armillaria ostoyae plays a crucial role in the ecosystem by breaking down organic matter and recycling nutrients.

7. *Appearance*: While the majority of the fungus is underground, it produces mushrooms above ground, typically in the fall. These mushrooms are edible but can be poisonous if not cooked properly.

8. *Research and Study*: Scientists study Armillaria ostoyae to learn more about its growth patterns, ecological impact, and potential applications in fields like medicine and environmental science.

#fungus #largest living organisms #armillaria #mushrooms #wtfock #oh wow #epic #get the fuck out #facts #honey mushroom

This is the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway in Louisiana. It’s the longest bridge in the United States, spanning 23.79 miles across Lake Pontchartrain.

It's also the longest continuous bridge over water in the world. 🌎 The bridge connects New Orleans with smaller communities on the north shore of the lake.

It's made up of two parallel bridges supported by 9,500 concrete pilings.

And do NOT get on this road with a rickety car! Also, have enough gas to drive for at least another 45 minutes and a good spare tire before you DO.

Credit goes to the respective owner

#lake pontchartrain #bridges #louisiana #lake pontchartrain causeway #oh wow #facts #American wonders