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Activities at a Japanese Nursing Home.

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The door of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California, USA, 1979. The door was 8ft(2.4m) thick, nearly 12ft (3.7m) wide and weighed 97,000lbs(44000kg) via BeAmazed

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Real-Life Wolverine Frog

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Wildlife photographer Terry Nunn captured rare photos of a white leucistic bald eagle.

Over the last couple of weeks here in Southwest Missouri, I’ve been fortunate enough to spend time photographing the very rare leucistic bald eagle — and I still had a few frames I hadn’t shared yet. Similar… but different. A slight turn of the head. A change in light. A new perch. Along with a few fresh ones from a trip just a few days ago.

Every encounter with her feels rare. Quiet. Intentional. The kind of wildlife moment you don’t take for granted.

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Flowers after an ice storm.

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In the rainforest of Cameroon, a chimpanzee asked French photographer JC Pieri for his hands to help it drink water and washed them afterward.

The chimp is one of many orphans who are being raised and cared for by Papaye International, a rehabilitation center for chimpanzees before being re-released into the wild. 

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Dr. Barry J. Marshall was convinced that H. pylori bacteria causes stomach ulcers, but no one believed him. Since it was illegal to test his theory on humans, he drank the bacteria himself, developed ulcers within days, treated them with antibiotics and went on to win a Nobel Prize.