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Pablo Escobar Once Owned 4 Hippos: They’ve Since Multiplied Into a 100+ Wild Herd
They once lived in drug lord Pablo Escobar’s private zoo. Now, dubbed the “cocaine hippos,” these 4,000-pound animals roam freely in Columbia along the Magdalena River.
By Test4 years ago in Petlife
Are Plant-Based Burgers Really Healthier for You Than Regular Beef?
If you’re trying to avoid eating animal-based products, whether for the environment, your health, or because you’ve got concerns over animal welfare, you’ve got more options than ever before.
By Test4 years ago in Longevity
Are Plant-Based Burgers Really Healthier for You Than Regular Beef?
If you are trying to avoid eating animal-based products, whether for the environment, for your health, or because you’ve got concerns over animal welfare, you’ve got more options these days than ever before.
By Test4 years ago in Longevity
Was Nurse Debbie Wolfe Murdered?
The official ruling on Debbie Wolfe’s death was an accidental drowning, but questions remain. Debbie’s body was found at the bottom of a pond near her home on New Year’s Day in 1986. In conflicting reports, divers initially said they located her body inside a barrel. But local officials claim there was no barrel and called her death an accidental drowning.
By Test4 years ago in Criminal
Rescued by His Eyes
It was a rare chance I came out that night A persuasive friend and my own boredom Took me off my couch and away from my comfort
By Test4 years ago in Poets
How to Use the Hemingway App to Improve Your Writing
Ernest Hemingway, known for his simple and direct style of writing, began his career as a news journalist. This may be where he developed his ability to write succinctly. He used simple language to convey deep meaning. His sparse style is so well known that an app has been created in his name to help writers cut extraneous words from their work.
By Test4 years ago in Lifehack
You Know Frank Lloyd Wright, but Did You Know His Wisconsin Home Was the Site of a Massacre?
On August 15, 1914, Julian Carlton set a house on fire and murdered seven people. One of which was Frank Lloyd Wright’s mistress, Martha Borthwick Cheney. Three men escaped Carlton and ran to a neighbor’s for help. One eventually died from extensive burn wounds.
By Test4 years ago in FYI
The Tale of 5 Chicago-Famous Cocktails and Their Recipes
Historically, American Midwesterners tend to prefer simple drinks, like beer and whiskey, over fancy mixed concoctions. But Chicago does have a few famous cocktails it can claim from its past.
By Test4 years ago in Proof
Lucid Dreaming: Be a Superhero While You Sleep
Reduced anxiety, improved motor skills, and enhanced creativity. Those are just a few of the benefits of becoming aware during a dream.
By Test4 years ago in Longevity
The Great Depression Gave Us Some Interesting Recipes: Have You Tried Water Pie?
I’ll admit, it’s a strange recipe. I became obsessed with watching people on TikTok make and then eat a Great Depression water pie. It is so simple to make that I knew I had to give it a try.
By Test4 years ago in Feast
10 Ways to Lose Weight Without Counting a Single Calorie
Eat less and work out more. Take in fewer calories than you burn. It’s a mantra we’ve all heard many times. And it’s led to many calorie-counting diets.
By Test4 years ago in Longevity
12 of Betty White’s Best Lines on the ‘Golden Girls’ as Rose
You wouldn’t expect a TV sitcom about the lives of four older women sharing a home to be entertaining to a group of young college girls. But, back in the day, when I was in college and living in the dorms, my roommates and I adored it.
By Test4 years ago in Geeks