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Voltaire once said Shakespeare’s Hamlet looked like “the work of a drunken savage.” 🍷👻

He still admitted it contained flashes of genius — but as a champion of strict French classical rules, Voltaire found ghosts, grave-diggers, madness, and swordfights wildly uncivilized.

18th-century literary beef was brutal. 📜🔥

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A harpy eagle's rear talon is about 4 to 5 inches, which is about the same length as a grizzly bear's claw.

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Elephants can remember the voices of other elephants and of humans, too They can even recognize friends after decades apart. 🧠🐘 https://www.factretriever.com/top-10-smartest-animals

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The Giant Pacific Octopus has more neurons than a dog, and most of them are in its ARMS. Each arm can think for itself. #Smartanimals #Octopus #NatureIsWild

What is the plural of "octopus"? Is an octopus venomous? Discover the answers to these questions and more with our fun list of octopus facts

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The Celts named the first day of May ‘Beltane’, which is one of four fire festivals throughout the year along with Imbolc, Lammas, and Samhain. The Celts saw Beltane as the beginning of summer and brought life and fertility back to the world. Credit: Serendipity Corner