Thursday, 18, December, 2025
Meet Cheddar, the One-in-30-million Orange Lobster Named after Red Lobster's iconic Cheddar Bay Biscuits®, this unique lobster is an incredibly rare find!
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From Nation, For Nation - Pulse of the Nation
In Japan, development and environmental respect are not seen as opposites. When a mature tree stands in the way of urban progress, engineers use a technique called "tree transplantation," where roots are wrapped in protective mesh, the soil is stabilized, and the tree is lifted whole using precision machinery. This not only preserves the life of the tree but also maintains ecological balance in urban areas.
This principle is deeply rooted in Japan’s cultural connection to nature, from bonsai cultivation to Shinto beliefs that honor trees as sacred. Rather than opting for convenience, Japan proves that with patience and care, modern infrastructure can grow without cutting down what has grown for decades.
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Microscopic
Sculpting Between Heartbeats: The Microscopic World of Dr. Willard Wigan
Meet Dr. Willard Wigan, one of the most unbelievable artists on the planet. His art is so tiny, it can only be seen through a microscope... seriously. His sculptures are smaller than a grain of sand—some are even less than one-hundredth of a millimeter tall!
A Big Dream in a Tiny World
Willard’s story didn’t start easy. Growing up in Birmingham, England, he had a tough time in school. He struggled with reading and writing because of dyslexia and autism, and some teachers told him he’d never succeed. But Willard had an escape: a shed at the end of his garden, and in that quiet spot, he found peace... with ants.
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From Globe, For Globe - Pulse of the Planet
Grenade
The Grenade Football:
When a Nerf Ball Became a Weapon of War in 1973 - grenade for battlefield precision.
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