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Octopuses learned to use a mirror to find food they could not see

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Lake Nyos once belched a cloud of carbon dioxide that suffocated a whole valley

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Over Venezuela, Catatumbo lightning flickers almost every night of the year

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8 of the fastest animals on the planet

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9 of the most spectacular waterfalls on Earth

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Goosebumps are a leftover reflex from ancestors who fluffed up their fur

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The eye’s cornea has no blood supply and pulls oxygen straight from the air

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Your body carries roughly as many bacterial cells as human ones

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Mars is home to Olympus Mons, a volcano nearly three times the height of Everest

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The Uffington White Horse has been scoured back into a hillside for 3,000 years

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The Plain of Jars in Laos is strewn with giant stone vessels of unknown purpose

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Cahokia was once a city on the Mississippi bigger than the London of its day

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Angkor Wat is the largest religious monument ever raised by human hands

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Newgrange in Ireland is older than the pyramids and lights up at the winter solstice

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Petra’s temples were carved straight down into rose-colored desert cliffs

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The Dead Sea Copper Scroll lists hidden treasure that has never been found

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China’s Sanxingdui site yielded bronze masks with no known parallel anywhere

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The Phaistos Disc is stamped with symbols no one has ever deciphered

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Viking Ulfberht swords were forged from steel centuries ahead of their time

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Damascus steel was famous for its patterned strength, then its recipe was lost to history

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