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If you dream it, you can create it: A father builds a unique chair so he can read to all three of his children at once without the 'Who sits closest to Dad?' debate.

The Wonders of Creation: The plant Hydnora africana is a parasitic marvel from the dry regions of Africa. Why is it called a 'flower' despite its strong, unpleasant odor? Find out more in this article.

A fascinating phenomenon occurs at the River Nidd in England: its waters turn anything they touch into stone. Curious travelers have left behind mementos like teddy bears, kettles, and even a pair of bicycles over the years, eager to see what happens next.

A mysterious figure draped in a black cloak has been spotted recently at a playground in North Carolina, USA. In one instance, residents complained that the figure left behind a bag containing raw meat near one of the apartments. The police have opened an investigation.

Florida: Treasure hunters have found a cache worth $4.5 million, including nine rare coins. "The gold coins look like they fell into the water just yesterday," said the diver who discovered the treasure.

Arizona, USA: A customer was horrified to find a tiny, limbless lizard 'swimming' in her coffee cup. The CEO of Starbucks comments: "Accidents happen. We are very sorry for her experience."

What do you think about the claim that there's a hollow cavity inside the Earth where living people, including Hitler himself, are hiding? Dive into one of the strangest conspiracy theories around.

Balancing hunger, increasing muscle mass, strengthening bones, and reducing cravings - these are just some of the amazing benefits of protein for our bodies

A young man overheard a joke about an elderly neighbor's house and decided to take action. He posted on Facebook calling for volunteers to help renovate the home, resulting in over a hundred people showing up enthusiastically and transforming the house in just a few days.

Once again, pollution shows its severe impact. Biologists discovered a sea turtle suffering due to a 12 cm plastic straw stuck in its nose, causing bleeding. This serves as a stark reminder of the importance of keeping beaches clean and even picking up stray plastic bags.

While working on a project about the homeless community in Hawaii, a young student discovered her estranged father among them after 25 years of separation. Courageously, she endeavored to help him and others like him, raising around $10,000 to establish a 'Homeless Haven'.

Sydney, Australia: Three fishermen witnessed an extraordinary encounter with a large whale that approached their fishing boat. The whale, displaying signs of distress, circled them until they quickly understood the situation and offered assistance.

The startling discovery of an ancient Chinese village offers a moving glimpse into a volcanic catastrophe that unfolded millennia ago.

A rare condition causes Laura Ponce to shed crystal-like tears around 30 times a day. Doctors are baffled and searching for answers. "The only explanation for the formation of these crystals is a chemical one," they say.

Paris, France: A 21-year-old man tied up and buried his dog under a mound of dirt to ensure she couldn't escape and remain her final resting place. However, a passerby with his own dog heard strange cries from the ground and rushed to help the unfortunate dog. The dog's owner was arrested and will face trial.

In his book 'The Revolution', Rabbi Zamir Cohen dedicates a whole chapter to plant intelligence. A recent study from the U.S. sheds light on where exactly the 'brain' of plants is located and how their intelligence manifests. Fascinating read.

The phenomenon of fake tefillin straps is on the rise. Using a logo reminiscent of a kosher manufacturer, counterfeit producers are mixing plastic with leather and selling invalid tefillin at full price. What can be done? "If we manage to prompt even one Jew to ask the right questions before buying tefillin, this will be our reward," says an expert.

Thanks to 3D printing technology, expectant parents can now hold a tangible model of their unborn child.

Good news for epilepsy sufferers: The FDA has approved 'printed' drugs produced by Aprecia. "This is a first step in revolutionizing the experience and impact of medication," said the company's CEO.

A Japanese engineer named Koniako Sito came up with an invention that might just be a lazy person's dream: an electric machine that walks for you. Absurd? Maybe.