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Doctors Found A Three-Inch Worm Living In A Woman's Brain

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Experts believe the woman became an "accidental host" to the parasite when she was foraging for greens near a lake by her home. Canberra HealthThe roundworm found inside the woman’s brain, and the brain scan showing the abnormality. A woman in Australia was hospitalized after experiencing a litany of strange symptoms, which started with stomach pain, coughing, and night sweats and escalated to cognitive conditions — but no one expected that the source of these mystery symptoms would turn out to be a small, three-inch-long worm. Read More...

Every One Of James Bonds Post-Kill One-Liners, In Order

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Ahead of this weekend’s release of Spectre, we’re looking back at the less angsty days of the franchise, when Bond would dispatch bad guys with a cheesy one-liner before going back to quaffing vodka martinis in one of his usual luxurious locations. Here, we revisit every one of those post-kill quips. Prepare yourselves, some of these are poshitively shocking: Dr. No Bond outmaneuvers the bad guys chasing him in a hearse, causing them to drive off a cliff and, of course, explode. Read More...

Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Lemurs

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Lemurs are small prosimians, or primitive primates, best known for their huge, adorable-bordering-on-creepy eyes. They’re native only to the island of Madagascar and the neighboring Comoro Islands, and the word “lemur” comes from lemures, a Latin word that means “spirits of the night.” While lemurs are related to modern primates, they more closely resemble an older ancestor of primates which existed tens of millions of years ago. According to Duke University Professor Elizabeth Brannon, lemurs are “deep thinkers. Read More...

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