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The 350-Pound Penguin That Once Roamed Planet Earth

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Savage Tsavo Man-Eaters
The Savage Tsavo Man-Eaters and the Man Who Stopped Them, They were believed to have eaten up to 135 people.
The Savage Tsavo Man-Eaters and the Man Who Stopped Them, They were believed to have eaten up to 135 people.

The Tsavo Man-Eaters
Just east of the famous Kilimanjaro peak, in the unforgiving Tsavo desert, a pair of lions ate a reported 135 people!
Tsavo lions have long been notoriously known as man-eaters. Smaller than fellow the Serengeti lions that lived over the mountain, Tsavo lions also have smaller or no manes because of their harsh environment.
Tsavo lion groups are smaller than most lion prides. They typic

New Year’s Eve Traditions
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New Year’s Eve Traditions From Around the World

From effigy burning to plate breaking, furniture throwing, and demon visits!
What do you think of when it comes to New Year’s Eve? Fireworks, champagne, posh parties, and excellent music? In other parts of the world, New Year's Eve looks very different. From effigy burning to

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Bizarre History
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The Bizarre History of White House Pets

From presidential pups to Billy the hippo, the White House has seen it all.
What’s a presidency without a pet (or ten)? Our former United States presidents have had a slew of animals occupy the White House during their time in the Oval Office. Inevitably, many of these pets became just as notable as their owners - some even earning themselves TV spots and newspaper headlines.

Between raccoons, hippos, dogs, bobcats and even bears, there’s been a longstanding history of traditional and not-so-tradi

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