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Brilliant Fireball Lights Up Skies Over Indiana

3rd - Higher Ed
The American Meteor Society received several reports of fireball in the skies over several cities in Indiana. Credit: Space.com | footage courtesy: Mark, Mel Uberto, Brittany Lewis, Brett Turner, CarmelBakers | edited by Steve Spaleta
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What Exactly Are Zookeepers Doing to Help This Leopard Species

6th - Higher Ed
Learn about one of the San Diego Zoo's rarest residents, the Amur leopard.
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Check Out The Strangest Eating Habits Among These Specific Animals

6th - Higher Ed
From impolite eaters to tasting their food in strange ways, these are some of the oddest animal eating habits.
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Woodturning - I stole my son's favourite hot wheels car, his reaction at the end is PRICELESS

12th - Higher Ed
In this week’s woodturning video, I will use my son’s favourite hot wheels cars to cast it into resin and turn it into something cool looking, but there is a twist… Using my go to wood, Australian mallee burl and deep pour some epoxy...
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Why This Pancake Tortoise Might Be The Cutest Thing You’ll See Today!

6th - Higher Ed
Their flat shell allows them to wedge themselves into rocky outcroppings to give them shelter from predators.
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Even Elephants Can Be Shy and Cute!

6th - Higher Ed
Learn all about Asian and African elephants, and how zookeepers integrate new elephants into the habitat.
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Woodturning - Aluminium Vase

12th - Higher Ed
Let’s see how to turn a segmented aluminium vase. Turning on a wood lathe is fun and challenging time to time and in this week’s project I certainly tested myself. In this woodworking video I will wood turn a wooden vase out of sapele...
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These Adorable Leopard Brothers Learn the Art of Falling!

6th - Higher Ed
The good thing about young cats is they can bounce right back despite some awkward landings.
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Woodturning hybrid burl into a... NOPE it is not a pig!!!

12th - Higher Ed
The first 1,000 people to use the link will get a 1 month free trial of Skillshare: https://skl.sh/davidswoodturning12221 In this woodturning video, I will use some elm burls to create a truly one of kind Bluetooth speaker with the help...
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These Snakes Are Arguably The Largest In All of North America

6th - Higher Ed
But when it comes to gopher tortoises, indigo snakes can make great roommates.
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Just How Long Can This Animal Go Without Having Any Water!

6th - Higher Ed
Meet another long-necked plant-eater from the African plain, whose name means "giraffe gazelle" in the Somali language.
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This Very Specific Animal Doesn’t Actually Need to Be Vocal in Order to Communicate

6th - Higher Ed
Decode the secret language of iguanas at San Diego Zoo's Anne and Kenneth Griffin Reptile Conservation Center.
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Anselm Kiefer's powerful tribute to Van Gogh at Amsterdam's Van Gogh and Stedelijk Museums

9th - Higher Ed
Anselm Kiefer’s lifelong fascination with Vincent van Gogh is taking centre stage in "Where Have All The Flowers Gone?" at Amsterdam's Van Gogh and Stedelijk Museums.
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Breakfast Time for Stingrays Mean One Thing! Kabobs!

6th - Higher Ed
It's breakfast time at the South Carolina aquarium's stingray tank.
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Why Keeping an Eye on the Movement of Giraffes in the Wild Is So Important

6th - Higher Ed
Researchers are satellite-tracking reticulated giraffes in northern Kenya, a species found nowhere else in the world. Only about 8,500 live in the wild.
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Teeth on Eyeballs? This Is One of the Most Unique Sharks in the World

6th - Higher Ed
Without any eyelids for protection, whale sharks need to get creative. They have "armored eyes" covered in teeth and can retract their eyeballs into the sockets.