Cool Finds
Feast Your Eyes on an Optical Illusion Cake
This may be the most delicious optical illusion
A Lunch Menu From the Titanic Just Sold for $88,000
The "unsinkable" ship served corned beef, mutton chops and custard pudding
Michigan Farmer Stumbles on a Mammoth Skeleton
Paleontologists excavated the skeleton, prying the bones from the dark muck of the field
How a Captain Morgan Advertisement Inspired an Emergency Room Technique
Captain Morgan, hip fixer
Here's What Whale Songs Look Like as Sheet Music
Musical notation created by a musician and a designer make whale song look almost like an alien language
Why Scientists Are Gathering Seeds From Roadside Sunflowers
Climate changes threatens commercial sunflower production, where plants are grown for their oil
It Will Take Nine Years to Clean the Taj Majal
“Mudpack therapy” will help the iconic monument clean up its act
If You Die in This Video Game, You Can Never Play Again
How do people play when dead means dead?
American Women in the 1900s Called Street Harassers 'Mashers' and Stabbed Them With Hatpins
These are the turn-of-the-century women who fought back when men tried to grab them
For $1,600 You Can Own a Genetically Altered Micropig
From lab animal to potential pet
How Helen Keller Experienced Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony
"I could actually distinguish the cornets, the roll of the drums, deep-toned violas and violins singing in exquisite unison"
The Nazis Wanted to Beat the British With Exploding Chocolate Bars
Sweet, but scary
Scientists Just Found a Sea Turtle That Glows
The turtle is the first biofluorescent reptile ever found in the wild
Americans Used to Eat Four Meals a Day
Rest in peace, “second supper”
Yet Another Highly-Venomous Snake Discovered in Australia
The Kimberley death adder is one of the most venomous snakes in the world
Spain Has Turned a Ghost Town Into an Off-Grid Eco-Village
A photographer documents the remote, self-sufficient lifestyle
How Mason Jars Went from Thrifty to Hip
One jar that can be used to store pickles, serve cocktails and, with some craftiness, light up a room (just not all at the same time)
This Man Tracked his Sneezes for Five Years and Fixed his Pollen Allergy
What a little bit of data about health can do
NASA Unveils Giant Ice Cube With Wheels for Exploring Alien Oceans
An underwater rover might one day explore otherworldly seas
The Nose Job Dates Back to the 6th Century B.C.
But for a long time, the nose was built up instead of shaved down
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