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Knickers is a massive Australian steer who went viral in 2018. He stands 1.94 meters tall and weighs 1,400 kilos. His size saved him from slaughter, although he doesn’t hold the world record.

Chris Brown and his son Mika reached the remote Point Nemo in the Pacific, where they swam for the first time in March 2024. The area is desolate and serves as a graveyard for spacecraft.

The German poet Heinrich Heine, one of the defining voices of Romanticism, understood better than most the fracture between lucidity and suffering. His work—marked by exile and sharp social critique—revealed that seeing the world too clearly can become an unbearable burden.

Two adult albino deer and their fawns were filmed in the Blue Ridge Mountains. The rare sighting went viral. Experts warn albinism makes them vulnerable due to lack of camouflage and poor vision.

Socotra, an isolated island in the Indian Ocean, holds unique biodiversity and high endemism. It features emblematic species like the Dragon Blood Tree and was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008.

In Södertälje, Sweden, crows were trained to collect cigarette butts in exchange for food. The project aimed to cut cleaning costs but, as of late 2025, has not advanced beyond its 2022 pilot phase.

“Fat Albert” is a 680-kg polar bear in Kaktovik, Alaska, who feeds on whale remains. His size and Edward Boudreau’s photos have made him a local celebrity and a viral figure online.

Jacinto Benavente, Spanish playwright and Nobel Prize laureate, was renowned for his sharp wit and critical view of social structures. His work exposed the contradictions of bourgeois morality and the collective hypocrisy of his era.

The black-backed jackal is a monogamous African canid that mates for life. Both parents raise their young together for ten months annually, enhancing offspring survival through cooperative parenting and long-term pair bonding.

Lao Huang, an 86-year-old fisherman in southern China, keeps cormorant fishing alive: trained birds dive, catch fish, and release them thanks to a neck ring that prevents swallowing.

The Roman gold ring from the 1st century AD creates a 3D effect through advanced carving and polishing. It depicts Aebutia Quarta’s son and showcases Roman artisans’ optical skill long before lasers existed.

Matteo Paz developed an AI algorithm to analyze NEOWISE telescope data, discovering 1.5 million celestial objects. His VarWISE model won the Regeneron Science Talent Search and is now used internationally by astronomers.

Some offshore oil platforms discharge toilet waste directly into the sea using “free-fall toilets,” without prior treatment, raising environmental concerns due to their impact on marine life and pollution of ocean ecosystems.

Gemini 3 is Google’s new AI model with advanced reasoning, multimodal capabilities, and autonomous agents. It surpasses Gemini 2.5 and is now available in the Gemini app and Google AI Pro.

The sailfish combines extreme speed, luminous flashes, and hunting precision. Its dorsal fin reflects colors that disorient prey, while its agility enables it to strike schools of fish without losing momentum in open waters.

The broccoli we eat consists of immature flower buds. If allowed to bloom, it becomes bitter and loses texture. Therefore, it is harvested before bolting, preserving its desirable culinary properties.

DOI: 10.1038/419448a

Sirish Subash, age 14, created PestiSCAND, a portable AI device that detects pesticides on food. He won the 3M Young Scientist Challenge and aims to develop a mobile app for consumer use.

The broccoli we eat consists of immature flower buds. If allowed to bloom, it becomes bitter and loses texture. Therefore, it is harvested before bolting, preserving its desirable culinary properties.

Jagjit Singh created thousands of shelters for stray dogs and sparrow houses in Gurugram, India, using recycled materials. His initiative, "Stray Talk India", is sustained through personal resources and community support.

Daniela Liverani discovered an 8 cm leech in her nose after traveling to Southeast Asia, highlighting the risks of swimming or drinking water in tropical regions.

Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple, shared this quote during his iconic 2005 Stanford commencement speech. It captures his life philosophy: passion as the key to success and creativity. Jobs believed that only by loving what you do can you achieve true excellence and fulfillment.

Father and daughter changed their diet to improve health and keep attending games together. Healthy eating boosted their energy, strengthened their bond, and reduced risks to their physical and emotional well-being.

A Bitcoin mining center in Inner Mongolia shut down due to stray cats blocking ventilation. Overheating triggered safety systems. The viral incident highlighted the excessive energy consumption of cryptocurrency mining operations.

Mike Tyson strengthened his neck with extreme exercises like bridges and weighted harnesses. Though effective, they caused injuries. His daily routine included neck training and complementary exercises like sit-ups and push-ups.

In 2019, the first wild albino giant panda was recorded in Wolong, China. It is a healthy, socially integrated male and a unique genetic rarity under ongoing scientific monitoring.

Harvard y Google crearon el conectoma más detallado del cerebro humano, reconstruyendo un milímetro cúbico con 57,000 células y 150 millones de sinapsis. El mapa H01 está disponible públicamente y revela estructuras neuronales inéditas.

Three Nigerian migrants survived an eleven-day journey on a ship’s rudder, enduring cold, hunger, and dehydration. Their rescue in Las Palmas highlighted the extreme dangers faced by those fleeing hardship in search of safety

In 2019, the first wild albino giant panda was recorded in Wolong, China. It is a healthy, socially integrated male and a unique genetic rarity under ongoing scientific monitoring.

After losing her son in 2000, Yi Jiefang planted over 2 million trees in Inner Mongolia over 12 years, helping restore ecosystems and fight desertification in China’s arid regions.

Phenotypic plasticity lets organisms adapt without genetic change. American holly grows spiny leaves in vulnerable areas and smooth ones in safe zones, efficiently allocating resources based on environmental threats.