Here Are The Languages First Used To Write The Bible
For centuries, being able to read and understand the Bible was a privilege reserved only for a select few: those who had spent years learning ancient languages.
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The Weird Truth About The Caterpillar That Disguises Itself As A Snake
The sphinx moth caterpillar has no real venom, no fangs with which to bite you, and no excessive strength to suffocate or constrict.
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How Much Of The Universe Are We Able To See From Earth?
When we tilt our heads to the sky on a clear night that is free from light pollution, no matter the season, the sight of all the stars can be awe-inspiring.
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How Did Carole Baskin's Late Husband Don Lewis Really Die?
One of the more shocking stories to come out of "Tiger King" involves the mystery surrounding the death of Carole Baskin's first husband, Don Lewis.
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The Psychology Behind The Jonestown Massacre Finally Explained
On November 18, 1978, more than 900 men, women, and children, died by suicide and murder at the Jonestown settlement in Guyana, led by Reverend Jim Jones.
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The Biggest Conspiracy Theories About Princess Di's Death
Coined the "People's Princess" by Prime Minister Tony Blair, Princess Di garnered global attention for being vulnerable, beautiful, compassionate, and flawed.
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The Truth About Ringo Starr's Health Issues As A Child
Ringo Starr dealt with multiple health issues during his childhood, including bouts with peritonitis and tuberculosis.
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The True Inspiration Behind The Beatles' Eleanor Rigby
Paul McCartney revealed his inspiration for writing the song "Eleanor Rigby."
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The Untold Truth Of Johnny Carson's Late Night Guest Hosts
Johnny Carson remains for many the undisputed king of late night talk shows, but guest hosts were a big part of Carson's era of "The Tonight Show."
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The History Of Palm Reading Explained
Believing that you carry the possibility of you future in your hands is powerful knowledge. So, let's learn more about the history of palm reading.
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Where These Famous '80s Stars Are Buried
If you're sad about the loss of some of your '80s favs, you can at least go visit their final resting places. This is where these famous '80s stars are buried.
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The Real Reason Fleetwood Mac Reunited In 1993
Here's why Fleetwood Mac's Rumours-era lineup reunited for a one-off performance in 1993.
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When Did Carole Baskin Start Rescuing Big Cats?
Carole Baskin says 'Tiger King' was a missed opportunity to tell the story of her path to rescuing big cats and what the exotic animals industry entails.
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Disturbing Things Discovered On Ring Doorbells
Ring doorbell cameras provide added security by giving homeowners an extra set of eyes. But check out the disturbing footage that these cameras have captured.
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What Has Carole Baskin Been Up To Since Tiger King?
The world of the big-cat "rescue" industry was explored to outrageous effect in the Netflix limited series "Tiger King." One figure to emerge was Carole Baskin.
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What Are The Five Stages Of Decomposition
No matter how well built the machine, nothing lasts forever. At some point, one of your body's vital parts stops working, putting you out of service forever.
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George Washington's Biggest Regret As President May Surprise You
Presidential disappointments, qualms and self-reproach stretch back to the very beginning of the office, to the first American president, George Washington.
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This Incident Haunted Jim Morrison Throughout His Life
Artists, no matter the medium, will tell you that they often draw from real life experiences when they are creating. That was true of Jim Morrison of The Doors.
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The Truth About Greece's Ancient Underwater City
We have all heard stories of the mythical island of Atlantis. But what about Greece's ancient underwater city? Here's the truth.
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This Colorized Photo Will Change How You Look At Marie Curie
Before becoming the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, Marie Curie was a poor Polish girl who dreamed of someday going to university.
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The True Meaning Behind Lt. Uhura's Name On Star Trek
Lt. Uhura, the communications officer of Starship Enterprise, was portrayed by actress Nichelle Nichols for all of the three seasons the show ran.
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This Is How The Bible Got Its Name
Few books have had the width and breadth of cultural influence over the past two millennia as the Holy Bible, but there's actually more than one bible.
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The Real Reason BBC Banned A First Season Episode Of Star Trek: The Next Generation
"Star Trek: The Next Generation" is a landmark series in one of the most legendary and influential franchises in the world, sci-fi or otherwise.
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Rappers With Big Criminal Records
Over the years, real-life crimes and tragedies involving well-known rappers have been known to happen. Here's a list of rappers with big criminal records.
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What Joe Exotic's Life In Prison Is Really Like
Here's how Joe Exotic's life in prison has been like since he was sentenced for allegedly plotting to murder Big Cat Rescue CEO Carole Baskin.
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This Colorized Photo Will Change How You Look At Nikola Tesla
Perhaps most known now for the car that bears his name, Nikola Tesla was an enigmatic figure that is considered to be one of the greatest inventors of all time.
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Why The Number 47 Is So Important In Star Trek: The Next Generation
"Star Trek: The Next Generation" kept the iconic sci-fi franchise firmly in the mainstream mind, with over 100 memorable episodes and multiple movies.
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