Each day, millions of golden jellyfish follow the sun and migrate across the beautiful Jellyfish Lake on a remote island in the Pacific Ocean. Welcome to Palau's Jellyfish Lake, home of the golden jellyfish — a species that can be found nowhere else on earth.Just Another Trip of a Lifetime The golden jellyfish needs sunlight, so as the sun's rays move across the lake, so do the golden jellies.GrindTV Though it's not true that golden jellyfish have no sting cells, their sting is so mild as to be virtually unnoticeable to humans. Read More...
Triboulet, The Court Jester Whose Wit Spared Him His Life Walker Art Library/Alamy Stock PhotoTriboulet was one of the most beloved court jesters of all time — until he slapped the King of France on the rear.
Triboulet was a jester known for his wit. Unfortunately, he may have been too witty for his own good. Triboulet worked primarily for King Francis I of France during the early 16th century, and he sought to find humor in almost any situation. Read More...
John F. Kennedy's diary houses some surprising views on world affairs.John F. Kennedy LibraryJohn F. Kennedy in 1944, a year before the diary was written.
Before John F. Kennedy was the 35th President of the United States and even before he was a Congressman, he was a newspaper writer. It was 1945 and Kennedy, then 28 years old, was assigned to report in Europe as the continent shakily emerged from World War II. Read More...
