Learning something new isn’t just fun, it’s genuinely good for you. It keeps your brain active, supports mental well-being, and can even boost your confidence. Whether it’s something big or small, expanding your knowledge just feels satisfying.
So, how about picking up a few fresh bits of info today, pandas?
We’ve collected some curious gems from the Instagram page Secret Facts. They might not all be top-secret, but chances are you haven’t heard most of them before. Scroll down to check them out and don’t forget to upvote your favorites as you go!
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Pakistan held the five kidnappers for a few years, then sent four of them home to the Palestinian Authority and one to the US for life imprisonment
There are so many real heros in this world. It's good that we can hear the stories of some of them. They deserve it.
My husband was diagnosed at 55; he would hallucinate and have conversations with who he was seeing. Last year he turned 64 and was no longer able to walk; his speech was becoming impaired. The doctor prescribed Seroquel. It helped, but not for long. Around January this year we started him on the Neuro x program that was introduced to us by his primary care doctor. The treatment has significantly alleviated his symptoms, outperforming the prescribed medications. Almost all his symptoms are gone, there are no signs of agitation, the hallucinations have totally stopped, and his memory loss has greatly improved. He’s able to speak clearly and walk down the street and back since starting the program; even his sleep patterns are back to normal. We got the neuro x treatment from uinehealthcentre. net. We feel very fortunate to have learned about the Neuro-x program . I am absolutely confident that this program offers a viable solution, and I hope someone finds it helpful.
This is what I want to do with my life. Have enough money to be comfortable and enough time to help others.
His farm, First Fruits Farm, is located about 20 miles from where I live. He is a hero to the local food pantries.
Why pick on him? Can you can see anyone else doing that? I doubt it.
Load More Replies...Wow! Awesome....I wish there were more people like him in the world.
Yeah that's definitely a Freudian tït...sorry I mean slip.
Load More Replies...Look, if you're going to go ANYways at some point, might as well be death by snow leopard. If my final words are "This little guy's is so fluffy.", that's not an untimely death: That is a victory.
Load More Replies...Snow leopards have really long, fluffy tails. They often use them as a blanket. BUT, if their tail is getting in the way of what they're doing, they will hold the end in their mouths!
Beautiful! And it looks like he is pleading for the survival of his species. "We got 'ya man!"
It’s not just a good idea to keep your brain healthy, it’s essential.
Mental decline, along with illnesses like dementia and Alzheimer’s, can creep in as we age, often catching people off guard.
It’s something many of us worry about, but the good news is that cognitive decline isn’t inevitable. There’s a lot we can do to keep our brains in great shape throughout our lives.
He should keep winning that prize! Think of what he'll do with the money.
Nothing. He would do nothing with it as he wouldn't be able to accept it. He's wearing the brown robes of a Franciscan Monk. They take a vow of poverty and swear off any and all material things, including money. The money, either was refused... or handed over to the church.
Load More Replies...Onions and dust, onions and dust. I'm so sentimental and easily brought to tears. Maybe I'm canceling out a sociopath somewhere?
Fun fact about tigers, I got reminded about when reading the word 'defense'. I saw once a documentary (probably BBC or Arte) that stated, that all tigers have white dots on the back of their black ears. Making their fur-pattern looks like a larger bigger face when you look at a tiger from behind when walking (but also when it's drinking water from the front). This apparently made scientists wonder, if there once was a bigger predator, which causes the tigers' fur to evolve into such pattern, to provide extra protection, when being in vulnerable situations/positions. *EDIT: worst of my spelling/grammar. EDIT2: corrected black dots to white dots, as my memory obviously was a little bit fuzzy on the exact pattern.
Most kitty people I know call this 'smooshie face' - we had a kitty who did it so often we ended just calling her Smooshie😻
I do this to my cats a lot and they do it back. In my family we call it "the slow blink". Lol. I like to think that this is the reason that the female cat (who was described to us by her previous owner as a bit aggressive and prefers to be alone) purrs so much around me and walks around my legs all the time if she has not conquered my lap. She headbumps me a LOT and she is only annoyed at the male cat. Never us humans.
Cats, big and small. If they can roar, they can't purr. If they can purr, they can't roar.
I had a cat that could growl like a dog. (When he saw a strange animal out the window) And he had the biggest motor (purr) !
Load More Replies...Umm.. Tigers CAN purr.. but only one direction, unlike housecats that can purr both in and out . I say this cuz I heard a tiger purr up at the Sequim Game Farm, and it was glorious and happy sound.
According to Harvard, several habits can help maintain healthy brain function, and it all starts with mental stimulation.
Whether it’s reading, solving puzzles, doing math problems, engaging your mind helps build neurological “plasticity.”
Research with both humans and animals has shown that stimulating your brain can help form new connections between nerve cells, and might even encourage the brain to grow new cells. This kind of mental engagement acts like a reserve, giving your brain more strength to cope with potential future losses.
And it doesn’t always have to feel like studying. Creative tasks that combine mental focus and physical movement, like painting or crafting, are just as effective.
I’d suggest you take a look at that one statue, Undine rising from the waters, as well. Not only do we get stone sculpted into transparent veils, but a bonus: stone sculpted to flow like water.
And some numpty billionaire buys it then eats it... and people wonder why aliens haven't visited yet - they know of our existance but avoid us at all costs.
Load More Replies...The ability to amplify an art form beyond one's wildest imagination of what could possibly be... Genius.
I've seen this before, and it is just so impressive. Talent and skill.
Fox is not amused with your lack of a chicken offering to it for posing for you.
Speaking of movement, physical activity is just as important for the mind as it is for the body.
Regular exercise increases the number of tiny blood vessels that deliver oxygen-rich blood to the part of the brain responsible for thinking. It also supports the growth of new nerve cells and strengthens the connections between them. In short, it helps keep your brain sharp, adaptable, and resilient.
Plus, exercise has broader benefits: it lowers blood pressure, improves cholesterol, balances blood sugar, and reduces stress—all of which support brain health.
😊Some of us do.....unfortunately l think the majority don't 🥲
Load More Replies...May God bless them and their handlers who were astute enough to read the needs of these magnificent creatures and act upon them.
Most to all search and rescue teams do this. And the 9/11 dogs weren't given this because they were only finding deceased victims (they were cadaver dogs, they're trained for deceased persons. There are two different types of search and rescue dogs. Not every dog is a cadaver dog. They have to be trained for it), They were depressed because they weren't finding a lot of victims in general.
There are more than 2 types of SAR dogs, and certification required for each type, recertification every year. Wilderness: off lead and looking for any humans in their search area, tracking: following a specific scent, and specialties like cadaver, water, evidence, and more. My SAR dog was certified in water, wilderness, and cadaver.
Load More Replies...Except that the so called whiskey war has been over for years. When Russia invaded Ukraine the Canadian and Danish gouvernements sat down, split the island down the middle, probably ate a good dinner, and now Danmark and Canada has a landborder. Allegedly they did it to show how to solve territorial conflicts.
Not sure Ukraine would be too happy with that "solution".
Load More Replies...America has no disputed border with either Denmark or Canada. There can be no compromise or agreement. Just one man's greed for fame and glory.
Load More Replies...I'd like to believe that he's buddies with Mad Jack in the afterlife. But I suppose he hangs out with honey badgers.
Take a look at the right eye and just above.....does that look like a hippo?
Nutrition plays a big role, too.
Diets like the Mediterranean one, rich in fruits, vegetables, fish, nuts, olive oil, and plant-based proteins, are associated with a lower risk of cognitive decline and dementia.
It’s not about cutting out everything “bad,” but rather focusing on balance and nutrients that fuel your brain.
How to tell you are Australian without saying you are Australian!
Load More Replies...A friend in Iowa has a herd of them. In his Jeep while he checked on them, told me if one looks at me i must look away.......
Load More Replies...philosophy lesson from a bison - not exactly what I expected my day to bring🤷🏻♀️
Don't turn your back to a coming storm... Could use that advise about now.
I get to eat and I am protected from predators!
Load More Replies...Lifestyle habits also matter. Avoiding tobacco entirely and limiting alcohol intake can make a significant difference.
Smoking isn’t just harmful to the lungs, it thins the cerebral cortex, damages grey matter, and raises the risk of dementia.
Alcohol, when consumed heavily and over time, can harm brain cells and blood vessels, leading to serious cognitive and behavioral issues.
And the late Lee Iacocca from FORD and Chrysler named it in his biography the best invention in the automotive industry. I use mine since I read it.
How to tell me that you live in the USA without telling me that you live in the USA...
Load More Replies...And now Volvo buys companies out and moves production south of the border.
I bet it would be a really cool spot to check out during an eclipse.
The man who rescued her looked after her for her whole life.
Load More Replies...What a touching story. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klepetan_and_Malena
Mental health plays a huge part in all of this.
Constant stress, poor sleep, anxiety, and exhaustion can take a toll on brain function.
People dealing with chronic mental strain often perform worse on cognitive tests, not necessarily a sign of future decline, but a reminder that mental wellness and restful sleep are key components of long-term brain health.
There’s a pair of cardinals that live around my house. Seeing them help themselves to the birdseed in my backyard always makes me happy. They’re so pretty when it’s bleak and cold outside
I definitely do this. The next step is the music can move me to tears.
I can voluntarily give myself chills by thinking about cold or things that are every to me
I have this..it mostly happens when I listen to heavy metal. Go figure 🤷🏻♀️🤘🏻
They met as students at Juilliard School in New York, were room mates for a while and were good friends the rest of their lives. RIP to both, sadly missed.
Proves that Williams was so funny, he could even make a rectal exam hilarious.
And finally, don’t underestimate the power of connection.
Building a supportive network of friends and loved ones helps us feel happier, more secure, and less isolated.
Interestingly, studies have shown that women often have larger and more diverse social circles than men, and while this isn’t the only reason they tend to live longer, it’s likely one of the contributing factors.
In short, taking care of your brain is a lifelong habit, and it’s never too early or too late to start.
This would be one of the only upsides of being that small. That and beds and bathubs being super sized. I'd be a little afraid of my cat if we were the same size though not gonna lie.
Maybe you shouldn't teade so much. Treat your cat as a fellow householder
Load More Replies...If we as people don't k**l her first of all earth might not ever recover. Think of that giant lake in Russia, will never come back.
Load More Replies...The fact that I’m 63 and have never even heard of this makes me KIND of believe I may not know everything 🦉🤦♀️ LOL. Seriously, that’s a cool little tidbit of info I didn’t have 5 minutes ago!
I am almost 60yo and have loved Em's music since day one. Actually ran my van into a curb ($2000 damage) in a snow storm becuase I got a little too into one of His songs screaming through my sound system. Oops!
That's one of my fears. To have a car accident because I sing/scream/growl a bit too much to the songs I like. Lol. Today I sang along to Pantera's "fücking hostìle" and I had a BLAST trying to loon angry as I sang. But I also know it can go very wrong if I get too into the songs. Lol.
Load More Replies...She was homeless when they met. He found her an apartment for which he paid the rent.
Load More Replies...This is real life, but I *swear* I've seen it in several cartoons...
they expect us to connect wireless which drains the battery in approx 0.3954 h...
This was true up to now, but the 2024 MacBook Pro has 3 USC-C, 1 Magsafe, 1 Jack, 1 HDMI and 1 SD-Card slot. Slowly giving "some" back...
I'm still confused about ending the magnetic charging port. It's saved me from losing my computer dozens of times. Although, I guess from a capitalistic pov, that's a bad thing...
No, just no. I needed to buy a newer touch screen computer for my photography and I had to buy a separate piece to hook to my laptop to transfer photos from my SD card in my camera because it didn't have a slot for it. So no, it wasn't simplifying things. Just leave in our d**n ports we need.
Load More Replies..."Lose yourself" with the line (ironically): "...he's no father. He goes home and barely knows his own daughter."
Lose Yourself, by Eminem, moves me. Hearing the opening guitar riff gives me chills and makes my heart speed up. I get intensely angry then it leaves me breathless and near tears.
Load More Replies...Actually, he was a great father, very proud of his daughter. She graduated from university not that long ago, and he attended as proud papa.
Load More Replies...Completely out of curiosity, I would love to know how many tiles compose that gorgeous work of art.
That's not a Leopard Shark though, that's a Nurse Shark. Also, those aren't his eyes, those are his nose holes.
I was going to counter with nurse shark too. Dived an underwater lava tube on the Big Island and pet several napping nurse sharks.
Load More Replies...They wiggle when you pet them. Though, those dots aren't it's eyes. Those are a sensory organ. images-olc...00_q85.jpg
This is what they look like from the side.
We should honestly make organ donation an automatic requirement. I don't understand how we can have an organ shortage when people die constantly, anybody who has viable organs should be donated. Otherwise you're just sticking them in the ground to rot, what's the point of making someone else have to die just cuz you don't want to cut up an already dead body?
It is in several countries. The UK adopted an 'opt-out' system. If you don't officially opt-out, you'll be automatically assumed to be willing to donate. You have to die in a certain way to be a donor though, there are lots of conditions that would exempt you from donating (many types of cancer, for example, would make your organs ineligible).
Load More Replies...I am registered to donate everything and don't care what they do to my body if it helps someone. I'll be dead ffs, it's not like I will feel it. I just don't get the religious objections...surely if your God had any compassion they would be OK with it??
I also don't get religious objections. I am Christian but have signed up to donate everything too.
Load More Replies...That will never happen! I'm an organ donor myself but, we're talking about people's body parts and cutting out somebody else's organs when they've passed away is about as personal as you can get!
I think they meant a donor, live donors exist too (think of kidney or part of the liver)
Load More Replies...Yes, it’s gorgeous and sound is muffled. But if you live in a populated area in the northern U.S., you also get used to the sound of city snow plows and snow service snow clearing equipment and your neighbor’s snowblower all making noise at 6am if not earlier to clear this very lovely snow!
That's why I love the snow more than the spring. It transforms everything, sight, sound, smell, touch and even taste. When it snows it an entire new world for a little while.
I love that sound, or lack of sound I guess. First snow-fall is my favorite, especially if it is at night.
In 2030. Unfortunately, it will only be a book and a half long.
Load More Replies...My granny had these exact same books. I inherited a lot of cool books from here but not those unfortunately
The city goes right up to them. You can have a Pizza Hut just a stones throw away from them.
Load More Replies...They're also right next to an 18-hole golf course. Here's another view. hjfq9Xs-68...c373ea.jpg
Because it's not the US were everything has to have an advertisement on it.
Load More Replies...This story is rather interesting when you start really looking into it. Originally the open plot (about 1/2 a city block) was purchased by a developer who built the private drive on it, and then built a number of houses along it. A HOA was supposed to maintain and pay for the taxes on both the street (which is a private drive), and the lot. However when the tax assessor hired an appraiser, there was a miscommunication, and the appraiser only valued the lot... not the street. When the HOA still didn't pay, it went to sheriff's auction. He bought it, thinking he just got the lot... not the street. The issue here that the city has, is his ownership of the street, creates problems for the people who own homes along it, as he has placed gates over the street to restrict access. The city is filing an eminent domain case to force him to sell it, and restore access to the legal homeowners who he's blocking entry to. To note: He owns one lot, and the street. NOT the houses or land.
That's interesting. There are sites in the UK where part of the roadway is included within the registered ownership extent but the roadway has been adopted as publicly maintainable highway by the local council, so in those instances the highway has to remain open for the public to pass over, and the council has powers to deal with obstructions.
Load More Replies...You bet your a*s they would go through every hoop possible to hold a regular civilian to that sale, hold your ground and don't give it back make them pay for it if they want it back!!!
Well when the regular civilian is being a d**k and blocking people from accessing their own homes, the regular civilian deserves what he gets.
Load More Replies...Hope they were well paid - because otherwise that's pretty screwed up
-40kph is the same as -40 mph.... something like that... maybe I've got it backwards ;-)
Load More Replies...Can you imagine looking over the snowy landscape and suddenly seeing "snowballs" coming to life and running off? That could sober an a****t. BP CENSORS!! A-D-D-I-C-T !!
OMG!! You can tell that I work in a ColoRectal Clinic!! That looks JUST LIKE the pictures obtained during a colonoscopy.... Of the insides of the COLON!!
Haha, I do billing for anesthesia and we have a lot of colonoscopies we do. That was my first though to 🤣
Load More Replies...Science dear. If you want to the information is all available for free for you to find out for yourself.
Load More Replies...Can anyone explain to me how the image was created? This is just beautiful
I think it's engraved onto the outside of the gold ring, which would then be fitted into the shaped sapphire and worked into place,
Load More Replies...Had a Pyrenees rescue. She was from a goat farm. Apparently she was too nice to play enforcer... She did all the herding and protecting stuff though. One of the sweetest dogs I have ever had LOL...
Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF) in Namibia donates Anatolian Shepherd dogs to farmers to protect their livestock from predators, including cheetahs and leopards. Badass III
to prevent farmer shooting the predators to save their lifestock
Load More Replies...Our Anatolian Shepherd (breed was bred to fight wolves and defend the flocks) gets almost as good protection from his thick neck ruff.
Apple wouldn't be a #1 profitting company if they paid people well.
Load More Replies...And when my SO asks me “is this a movie or a series?” or “are you serious?” etc. guess who’s voice we hear?
Photoshop their tongues hanging out with the caption: "Wassuuuuuuuup!"
The 1899 bottle is shaped that way because prior to that, one of the ingredients was alcohol, and it basically was a 'whiskey'. After 1929 they removed the "coke" from the Coke. The odd shape that we recognize today as the "coke bottle" shape came about because it was difficult to counterfeit, and as such made it hard for knock off companies to copy. At that time, the idea of trademarking a recipe (such as coke's own recipe) wasn't yet tested in courts. However trademarking a shape of a bottle... was.
I'd heard somewhere that the guy who designed the classic 'Coke Bottle' confused 'Coke' and 'Cacao', and made the bottle look like a cocoa bean pod.
Load More Replies...I recall the day (not the date) when a ball of ice cream went up from 5 pence to 10. It was slightly bigger though. For a week...
I am not even a courier, but to run my small shop I have between 5 and 10 stops per day, to and from work. Even if not, there is typically one extra stop on the way home
And for your exceptional circumstance the bus wouldn't be suitable. But for MOST people it would be. Don't discourage MOST people from doing good things because of a few rare exceptions.
Load More Replies...Sadly, it's one of those things that looks good on paper... but doesn't work in practice. While a bus may carry the same, realistically carpooling and remote working means that what you see in the right side of the picture... is grossly over exaggerated. What's worse, is busses can't always go in the same places, or roads that cars can, due to weight and length restrictions.
In most cities in the world public transport is very accessible and very useful. Again people trying to look for niche reasons it might not work for SOME people rather than looking for arguments for the majority to use it. With this sort of negativity no wonder our planet is so screwed up
Load More Replies...The photos aren't of the giraffe they're talking about. I'm not sure about the identity of the one on the right, but the one on the left is a female relative, who was killed along with her white calf. :( I hope their protection efforts of the male have been successful. I can't find any good sources to check up in him. Very glad they stepped in, though.
Thanks for the uplifting update. Maybe you should delete it.
Load More Replies...Thank you. Maybe, just maybe, that will prevent the repeat offenders from screaming about AI or 'fake', but I won't hold my breath.
Load More Replies...I tried to talk my brother into going to the science museum in the middle of the night after a snowfall and making dino prints. He's a sissy.
It's not nice to out people, especially a family member.
Load More Replies...Long line? :-) Same one when they check expensive watches for water resistance
I had no idea that University of Western Australia was located that deep
It's what's known as a "Spite house". If you want a fun little deep dive, google it and thank me later.
You know she's feeling so greatful for that.! So few could say their family was so lucky.
I would be willing to bet that only two or three of them were in country or combat. After the five Sullivan brothers were all killed in one go in 1942 when the USS Juneau light cruiser (which they were stationed on) was sunk, the US military created a rule where no more than three members of the same family (specifically brothers), would be allowed in harm's way.
This was the movie Saving Private Ryan is all about. I only saw the movie once so I am sketchy on details, but there were 3 or 4 brothers all in the military. Different parts of the military or companies. All the brothers but one were killed,. Private Ryan was the only one left. So the army/military decide to save this one brother so the mother wouldn't lose all her sons. That what was the whole movie was about. Don't know if this was based on a true incident or not.
Load More Replies...Every time I see this photo it makes me wonder what difference it might have made to my family if the Australian army allowed more than 5 sons from one family join. 5 of my great uncles joined, but a sixth was set to join too, when he was informed that was the limit. He was one of a set of twins, number 5 was his twin, and being denied created a rift between them. He ended up losing touch with the whole family for a long time because of it. All five of the ones who did join up survived.
And from Texas: https://www.victoriaadvocate.com/news/lavaca-county-family-honored-for-their-eight-sons-military-service/article_25a8b320-447f-11ee-8afa-8b1c36af48dd.html
I'm sure he wasn't hurting for money, as evidenced by his art collection.
Load More Replies...TIL what the little beetle hulls that fall out of my magnolia are!!
That's not very nice. It can't help how it was bred.
Load More Replies...This breed of horse (the Akhal-Teke) is massively inbred causing a high level of genetic disease and a shortened lifespan. Closed stud books in any type of animal are a recipe for disaster.
I hate hairless cats and dogs too. They look naked and obscene to me!
Fun fact: The Hawaiian pizza, though named for one of the US states, and its well known popularity in the US... didn't originate with the states. It was invented by Sam Panopoulos, a Greek Canadian restaurant owner in ONTARIO CANADA. Blame the Canadians, not the US.
And the USian pizza is nothing like anything in Italy
Load More Replies...Want to see the rest of the scene, just watch the end of Casino.
Load More Replies...It's good. Try it. And don't worry about what other people put on their pizza, it doesn't affect you in the least.
Love pineapple on pizza. But the sauce has to compliment the sweetness. Round Table's sauce does.
Of course, they didn't know how dangerous it was at the time. What are kids playing with now that, in a few years, may turn out deadly I wonder
Apparently this company is well-known for these highjinx: https://www.kaercher.com/int/inside-kaercher/company/sponsoring/cultural-sponsorship.html
I am wondering if she was sensitive to the cold or frostbite after that?
The Big Mac had only been introduced seven years prior to this, and wasn't proving as popular as McDonald's had hoped. At this time, the main money maker was the original hamburger, and cheeseburger. The Fish sandwich was actually growing more popular than the Big Mac at this time, especially due to the large number of Catholics on the east cost (the sandwich originated in Cincinnati), as at that time the Catholic church forbade eating meat other than fish on Fridays.
Inflation calculator says that's the equivalent of $5.37 today.
Load More Replies...Also, remember when you would go into a Macca's and behind the counter would be rows containing the, relatively small now, range already made. The worker would take your money, turn around and fill your order within seconds. THAT was 'fast food', lol
yep, and then the customers had to get all snooty about their quick junk burger not being freshly made
Load More Replies...My Dad told me the first time he went to McDonald's he paid with a $10 bill and they gave him change for a twenty.
That's why most scholars in forensic science don't trust fingerprints. Read anything by Sue Black.
My great aunt read the newspaper about the first flight and watch the first men walk on the moon. As many others did.
can't wait for what we manage in 10 years from now. Pringles with the size which can fit in a sundae straw?
To be fair, if I was offered $220 000 I might turn it down, as I bought my house for more than that, and it is a lot smaller than this one.
He proved his point but I wonder if it was worth it. He will never be able to sell the house now.
To sleep on your stomach you'd have to intert it or hang off the side
The painting also shows what the sky looked like at night after the eruption of Krakatoa. The volcano blew so much fine dust into the atmosphere, that it caused the starts to have visible auras around them for quite some time afterward.
I remember reading somewhere that jeans don't really need to be washed. Heck, most clothes probably don't unless they're visibly soiled. The company I bought my suit from said to never wash it because washing will damage the fibers. So I don't. And no one has ever sniffed my suit, so there.
But they stink! Ever been trapped in a car with someone wearing unwashed clothes? Ick.
meh... I'll bet that check with the drawing is worth much more than the meal he ate, even at the moment he drew it.
Load More Replies...Because there were lots of Cleopatras?
Load More Replies...That's how far he impacted the ground, went straight through.
Load More Replies...Seems familiar to what MuskĈrap did with his magical Tesla when he threw the hammer to show it was bullet proof...but the window smashed 😂. Bad ego often equates to embarrassment or possibly death. Just chill ego people especially Musk, you're not as cool as you think you are. ✌️
It was part of a stunt he'd regularly pull with interns to the firm. Invariably, one would ask if anyone had ever jumped from one of the windows after losing a case. Hoy would jump against it and bounce back, after telling the interns that it wasn't possible. No one is exactly sure what happened that day, but it is known that he took a pretty good running start, and had already struck that window once before earlier in the day. It's believed his first hit loosened the frame, and the second hit knocked it free.
Load More Replies...They must have been voted lower. I was curious about them myself.
Load More Replies...Just for fun let me share a type of starfish I learned about recently - choriaster. Google it and you won’t regret it! You wouldn’t believe that it’s a real animal. Nature can be unintentionally hilarious at times!
Bored Panda Staff: "Let's repost this photo series every week. It is easier than copying new content off other websites. And there are gullible people who will pay for Premium subscription regardless of what we post."
Bored Panda has so many are that I am looking at it less and less. All the are are so distracting and slow the scrolling. Too bad you've sold out.
Oh no, it's like they have to pay to deliver free content. Shocking... Just sign up for premium if it bothers you that much.
Load More Replies...They must have been voted lower. I was curious about them myself.
Load More Replies...Just for fun let me share a type of starfish I learned about recently - choriaster. Google it and you won’t regret it! You wouldn’t believe that it’s a real animal. Nature can be unintentionally hilarious at times!
Bored Panda Staff: "Let's repost this photo series every week. It is easier than copying new content off other websites. And there are gullible people who will pay for Premium subscription regardless of what we post."
Bored Panda has so many are that I am looking at it less and less. All the are are so distracting and slow the scrolling. Too bad you've sold out.
Oh no, it's like they have to pay to deliver free content. Shocking... Just sign up for premium if it bothers you that much.
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