The Middle Finger of Galileo
The finger is an irony; it is kept in a shrine even though it never belonged to any saint. The long, bony finger belongs to the church’s enemy, the heretic; it belongs to someone who never believed in something that the others did! Just
This Chicken Breed Has WEIRD Legs!
If you think you’ve seen enough weird things in life, you are yet to witness the legs of this chicken breed. You may have seen weirdest animals, but nothing like this for sure! This is freakish and gives you goose bumps as well. This
Vietnamese Bridge is Nothing, But a Giant Dragon That Releases FIRE!
Vietnamese Bridge is located in Da Nang, a beautiful city in Vietnam. The specialty of this bridge is that it is of a Dragon’s shape and the most wonderful and surprising thing is that it breathes large balls of fire! Da Nang is the
7 Scientific Health Benefits of a Standing Desk
If you sit too much, you are risking your health and this is no joke at all : People who tend to sit constantly for a longer period of time go through health issues like heart diseases, diabetes and have a risk of dying
The Amazingly Decorative Chimneys of Hampton Court Palace
And you thought you’ve seen absolutely everything amazing, already? During the middle ages, a heated home was all that you needed to call your house a luxurious one. Most of the people did not have a heated home and that’s something that bothered them
The Colored Pebbles of Lake McDonald
Here’s a new poem: Lake McDonald had some stones, E-ya, E-ya, O, And all the stones were colorful, E-ya, E-ya, O! This may sound funny to you, but not to the people who’ve been to Lake McDonald! United States’ Montana has the Glacier National
Kizhi Pogost: 300 Years Old Church Built Without Nails
Kizhi is a narrow strip of island on Lake Onega, which is in the Republic of Karelia, Russia. This island is quite famous for the kind of historical wooden buildings it has. The most surprising thing is that most of the buildings were moved
The Lost Generation: A Poem that has Exactly Opposite Meaning When Read Backwards!
Have you ever read a poem backwards? Have you ever wondered how a particularly poem sounds when you read it backwards? Well, The Lost Generation is a poem by Jonathan Reed. It was written as an entry for the AARP’s U@5o video contest. This
Ignaz Semmelweis – Savior of Mothers
From paper soaps to hand sanitizers, from liquid soaps to anti-bacterial tissues, there are hundreds of things that we do to keep our hands clean, because we now know the importance of keeping the germs away, especially from our hands. We know that when
The Bloodwood Tree: This Tree Bleeds!
Kiaat, Muninga and Mukwa are the three different names given to Pterocarpus Angolensis, the tree found in southern parts of Africa. It is popularly known as the Bloodwood tree because of the kind of dark red colored liquid it produces from its wood. When
