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Thermopylae: A Battlefield of Legends and Saboteurs Strategic Importance of Thermopylae Thermopylae, a narrow pass located above Greece’s Malian Gulf, has played a pivotal role in military history. Its strategic …

Rediscovering Lost Silent Films: The “Mostly Lost” Film Festival The Library of Congress is inviting the public to help identify obscure silent films at its annual “Mostly Lost” film festival. …

Discover New Zealand’s Natural Wonders Milford Sound: A Majestic Fjord Milford Sound, nestled in the heart of Fiordland National Park, is a breathtaking natural wonder. Its sheer rock walls plunge …

Misty of Chincoteague: The Pony Who Weathered the Storm The Ash Wednesday Storm of 1962 On March 7, 1962, a fierce nor’easter known as the Ash Wednesday Storm battered the …

Lyrarapax unguispinus: The Fanged, Killer Babies of the Cambrian Explosion Discovery of Juvenile Fossil Reveals Advanced Predatory Features In the depths of Earth’s ancient seas, around 500 million years ago, …

Microbial Clouds: An Invisible Fingerprint What are Microbial Clouds? Each of us is surrounded by a unique cloud of invisible microbes, known as a microbial cloud. These clouds are made …

How to Make a Couch in Front of a Window Look Stylish Placing a couch in front of a window can be a great way to maximize space and create …

The History of Pizza in Naples Pizza is a beloved dish with a rich and contested history. Some claim it originated in Greece, while others believe it hails from southern …

Bonobos: Food Sharing and Altruism Introduction Sharing is a behavior that is often thought to be unique to humans. However, recent research has shown that bonobos, our closest primate relatives, …