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Would you go on this ride? 🎥 "Top" rotating ride at Coney Island, NYC; 1920s

Word Of The Day: GROG-BLOSSOM — a redness of the nose caused by excessive drinking.

Apparently, he woke up at 5.30 am each day and studied till 10 pm. https://t.co/AqTqBfCf2A

The highest crime rate per capita of any city in the world is at Vatican City where an average of 600 crimes are committed per year, despite only having 800 residents.

This finding "proved" the significance of chromosomal rearrangement, a crucial evolutionary indicator of the emergence of a new species. https://t.co/48ICYKt0ki

The science behind the atom bomb. https://t.co/2ad2Mm5KJX

How many cheeseburgers can Isaac Johnson fit in his record-breaking mouth? 🍔 #cheeseburger #burgers #mouth #guinnessworldrecords #cheeseburger #burgers #mouth #largemouth #guinnessworldrecords

This is an offroad bentley.

Will the drone move with the elevator or stay in its position? https://t.co/x85alavsZc

92% of planets that are ever to exist are yet to be born.

Also to encourage consumers to enjoy it with a cup of coffee.

Saw this house when i went to london, Wff why is it so thin? https://t.co/HNq0LE7O09

Robotic-assisted surgery is opening the doors for patients to receive the best care possible. #Engineering https://t.co/2BJWdEkd7C

The Grandidier’s baobab (Adansonia grandidieri), also known as the renala, may live to be 300 years old or older! Scientists are unable to confirm these trees’ exact age because baobabs don’t produce annual growth rings. This species of baobab is found only in Madagascar’s dry deciduous forests. It can grow as much as 98 feet (30 meters) tall, and its trunk can have a diameter of up to 9.8 feet (3 meters). Unfortunately, Grandidier’s baobabs are endangered due in part to habitat degradation, agricultural expansion, and exploitation for its fruit and bark. Photo: James Joel, CC BY-ND 2.0, flickr #nature #baobab #tree #renala #madagascar #dyk

This “spite triangle” marks a century-old grudge against New York City.