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    Science, Weird

    Tequila Can Be Turned into Diamonds

    Everyone knows that a good splash of tequila is the crowning jewel in a first-class margarita. But it turns out, the intoxicating drink could create actual jewels, too. Diamonds, to be exact. More »

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    Animals and Pets, Arts and Culture, Weird

    Pet Horse Is Award-Winning Painter

    Cholla, a mustang-quarter horse mix, began painting about four years ago, using his teeth to hold a watercolor brush and stroke a sheet of paper. More »

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    Science, Weird

    Gecko-Inspired Glue Is Stickiest in History

    A new type of superglue inspired by the gecko lizard's unusual feet could be the stickiest substance yet. More »

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    General Interest, Weird

    Wine Comes Out of Water Taps in Italian Village

    The Bible may claim that Jesus turned water to wine, but most of us in modern times haven't been blessed with those rare mixology skills -- until now. More »

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    General Interest, Non-Profits, Weird

    Man Raises Money for Charity in Pumpkin Boat

    Most people just carve faces into pumpkins this time of year. But a man named JR Hildebrandt has taken the Halloween spirit to a whole new level. More »

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    Animals and Pets, General Interest, Heroes, Weird

    Man Fights Shark to Rescue His Dog

    Most people wouldn’t voluntarily mess with a shark. But when it’s about to devour your best friend, what else can you do? More »

  • Gimundo
    Health and Wellbeing, Weird

    Man Orders Beer, Gets Free Artificial Leg

    When 42-year-old David Huckvale walked into a pub in England for a pint, he ended up coming home with a far greater prize: the promise of a new bionic leg. More »

  • Gimundo
    Business, Science, Weird

    A Great Handshake Can Get You a Job

    According to a new study, a job applicant's handshake can be a deal-maker -- or a deal-breaker. More »

  • Gimundo
    Science, Weird

    Rubber Ducks Used for Global Warming Research

    A rubber duck may have been your favorite bathtime toy as a kid -- but these little yellow birds have taken on a new role in protecting the environment, thanks to NASA scientists working in Greenland, who are using 90 rubber ducks to track the movement of water in Greenland's Jakobshavn Glacier. More »

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    Animals and Pets, General Interest, Weird

    City Uses DNA Tests to Help Dog Owners Behave

    In an Israeli city, officials are collecting DNA samples from all area dogs, and using their database to track down who’s been good or bad. More »

  • Gimundo
    General Interest, Weird

    Baby Helps Injured Mother by Answering Cell Phone

    11-month-old Mille Boyle may not even be old enough to walk, but earlier this week, this clever baby managed to seek help for her mother Elizabeth by using a cell phone. More »

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    General Interest, Weird

    Disposable Diaper Saves Baby’s Life

    Parents have always known that a baby’s life would be a whole lot messier without diapers around - but now, it seems, they’re literally lifesaving devices. More »

  • Gimundo
    Animals and Pets, Heroes, Weird

    Dog Rescues Abandoned Baby

    Last week in Argentina, a dog saved the life of an abandoned baby, picking him up and taking him to her own den. More »

  • Gimundo
    General Interest, Weird

    Rochester Firefighters Deliver 3 Babies in One Day

    On Monday, three separate women in Rochester, New York, received help delivering their babies from local firefighters. More »

  • Gimundo
    Arts and Culture, Weird

    Gamers Make Better Doctors

    Though you can’t exactly get a Ph.D in playing with the Nintendo Wii, new evidence suggests that experience with video games might just help young people become more skilled in professional fields like medicine and science. More »

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