Rafflesia Arnoldii in Batang Palupuh

Published by zihismal in Trivia
May 27, 2009
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Rafflesia Arnoldii, the “corpse flower,” is a rare plant that still can be found in Batang Palupuh, West Sumatra, Indonesia.

Ten Reasons to be Fat

Published by Sir Poetry in Humor
April 8, 2009
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Ten facts about fat people!

Dragonfly: Flagged

Published by mmblxbx in Science
March 2, 2009
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A rarely seen species of the dragonfly.

Seven of the World’s Most Unbelievable Genetic Accidents

Published by Hannahgirl in Offbeat
October 25, 2008
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These people have overcome great obstacles in their lives just because they were born differently than everyone else. Some sought medical help, some did not, and others died from their condition.

The World’s Most Expensive Foods

Published by Dakota Skye in Offbeat
October 15, 2008
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The lifestyles of the rich and famous have always been fascinating to those of us who don’t have the funds to spend on ridiculously over-priced items. For those who can afford it, these delicacies offer the best the world has to offer. Just imagine if you could consume some of these foods…would you even want to?

International Cuisine: Rare and Awkward Foods Around the World

Published by Hannahgirl in Offbeat
September 15, 2008
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People around the world have a different meaning as to what they consider a good meal. To one a meal might be a pizza and to another it could be lizard soup.

13 Odd-looking and Rarely Seen Albino Animals on Earth

Published by CHAN LEE PENG in Science
July 28, 2008
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Albino individuals always quickly capture our attention as they look rare and odd from the normal appearance they should be. They could be astonishingly all white or partially white in their appearances. Nonetheless, they deserve the real mystery and wondrous of the beauty of their world.

Feline Feces Coffee

Published by Dee Huff in Food
April 13, 2008
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Coffee made from Cat Poo on sale in London Department Store for £50 ($100) per cup.

From Gold to Silver to Copper

Published by Kenny Stenzerfield in History
February 18, 2008
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The stories and histories behind the rarest coins in the United States history, along with where they are now.