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Kershnee Velloo
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Young Queen by Kenkiefer Juvenile Queen Angel dancing amongst the coral Found on lifeunderthewaves.tumblr.com
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A Deadly Alkaline Lake in Africa Turns Animals into Calcified Statues — Colossal
A Deadly Alkaline Lake in Africa Turns Animals into Calcified Statues. Photo by Nick Brandt.
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Funny coincidence history about John Kennedy and Abraham Lincoln. But Lyndon B. Johnson was president upon Kennedy's assassination, not Andrew Johnson..
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Before teaching at a French school for girls, Emilie Sagee had taught at 18 different schools and had been fired from each one because of the strange events that seemed to follow her. Emilie Sagee had the incredible power of being seen at two places at once. Students would often report seeing her in class with other students claiming they had seen her walking down the hall at the same time. On one occasion, as she taught with her back to her students, her doppelganger appeared beside her…
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Blue People of Kentucky: Why the Fugate Family Had Blue Skin
In 1820, Martin Fugate and his wife Elizabeth Smith moved onto the banks of Troublesome Creek, a beautiful area in Appalachian Kentucky. There is no official recording as to whether Martin was actually blue, but he and his wife both carried a recessive gene that would turn their son Zachariah Fugate a startling blue color. Martin and Elizabeth had seven children: four of them were blue. Since the gene causing the blue coloration is recessive, the family had a 25% chance of having a blue child...