coca cola
A Massive Amount of Cocaine Was Found at a French Coca-Cola Plant
The original recipe, as it were.
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volcanoes
One of Iceland's Biggest Volcanoes Might Be Close to Erupting
The country is home to dozens.
science
After Nuclear Blasts, Scientists Say It's Probably Time to Start a New Epoch
Goodbye, Holocene. Welcome, Anthropocene.
nasa
Six Scientists Just Emerged from a Dome After a Year Simulating Life on Mars
"Just imagine never being able to get away from anybody."
animals
Hundreds of Reindeer Killed by Lightning in Norway
They were apparently huddled together out of fear during a storm.
temples
Lots of Ancient Pagodas and Temples Were Damaged in the Myanmar Earthquake
Many are nearly a millennium old.
food
Charges Filed After Horsemeat Was Sold in Britain as Ground Beef
Three men will be held to account for the crime of mystery meat.
politics
Obama Just Created the Largest Marine Reserve in the World
It's in Hawaii.
cars
The World's First Self-Driving Taxis Debut in Singapore
The future is here.
news
A Hiker Was Found in a New Zealand Hut After Going Missing for a Month
It's winter Down Under.
sports
The Dangerous Origins of the Pentathlon, the Only Sport Created for the Olympics
The modern pentathlon has a brutal history.
taxidermy
Hemingway's Family Is Getting Some Antlers Back 52 Years After Hunter S. Thompson Stole Them
A wrong will be righted.
ancient
High School Students Unearth Ballista Ball from Ancient Jewish Revolt
It was found during an annual excavation.
disasters
The 'Cajun Navy' That's Helping Residents in Flooded Louisiana
They are armed with duck hunting boats.
science
The First Published Study About Chemtrails Is Here
Will bizarre conspiracies ever die?
archaeology
The World's Oldest Gold Artifact Was Just Found
Archaeologists say it's from 4,500 to 4,600 B.C.
national parks
See the 'House-Sized' Boulder that Shut Down This National Park Road
A nearby sign foreshadowed the events.
sports
The Long History Behind Fencers' Hit-Detecting Electrified Gear
It dates to at least 1896.
food
Fisherman Catches Second Blue Lobster, Which Is Very, Very Hard to Do
Even catching just one is a one-in-two-million chance.
animals
These Crows Were Discovered Crafting Tools to Reach Food
New Caledonian crows are smart.
space exploration
See NASA Test the World's Most Powerful Rocket With a Special Camera
It looks very powerful.
aircraft
The World's Largest Aircraft Has Just Left Its Hangar
Looks very anatomical.
beaches
Italy Will Now Fine You If You Try to Save a Spot at the Beach
They're not messing around.
news
A Massive Oil Rig Has Washed Up on a Beach in Scotland
It weighs nearly 19,000 tons.
