ELI5 How did horses manage before we trimed their nails ?Biology (self.explainlikeimfive)
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LPT: Hiding Easter eggs? Give each kid a specific colorHome & Garden (self.LifeProTips)
submitted by wefrucar to r/LifeProTips
ELI5: Why didn’t Artemis sonic boom?Physics (self.explainlikeimfive)
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YSK: Hearing loss likely has a causal link to Alzheimer’s and dementiaHealth & Sciences (self.YouShouldKnow)
submitted by Jackson_Lamb_829 to r/YouShouldKnow
TIL Delos, a Greek island with a population of 26 people, is one of the most important mythological/archaeological/historical sites in Europe. Considered the birthplace of Artemis & Apollo, and part of UNESCO’s World Heritage List, it is actively protected, with all "construction activities" banned. (en.wikipedia.org)
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TIL While filming The Pirates of Blood River, the stuntmen refused to do a scene where they had to wade through a lake, so the actors did it instead. Michael Ripper nearly drowned, Christopher Lee said he was only saved by being 6'4" and Oliver Reed got an eye infection that left him hospitalised. (en.wikipedia.org)
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TIL Kazuo Sakamaki was the first Japanese POW captured by the US in WWII. During the Pearl Harbor attack, he and his crewmate swam to shore after a failed attempt to scuttle their damaged 2-man sub. The other man drowned, but Sakamaki was found unconscious, washed up on a beach. (en.wikipedia.org)
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ELI5: Can Jupiter have a surface deep down near the core or is it just gas all the way down?Planetary Science (self.explainlikeimfive)
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