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92Thailand: Dangerous Animals
Poisonous snakes, giant centipedes, jellyfish, scorpions and tarantulas- read about them, study the pictures and avoid them!
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71Other uses for Vodka - For Heaven's Sake - Don't drink the stuff - It will kill you!
Vodka – It’s Many Uses. Vodka is enjoyed by many as an ingredient for many a cocktail. But, it does have other uses. Cleaning All rooms Clean crystal and porcelain ornaments. Dampen a cloth with...
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70Jellyfish!
If you go to the beach regularly there's a very good chance that you will see a jellyfish: either washed up on the shore or floating in water nearby. You may even be stung by a jellyfish and join the millions...
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89Giant Jellyfish Invade Japan: Poetic Justice?
The Lament of a Jellyfish, “I wish I wuz a ‘uman being,Intelligent and far-seeing.Able to see; able to talk.Most of all, I’d like to walk! But all I am is a blob of jelly;Just a mute, transparent...
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60Real 'Octopus' UFO Footage Caught on Film
If you don't believe UFOs are real, then you might want to watch this video of a UFO filmed in 2009 by an 8-year-old boy in Brazil. Unfortunately, the audio quality of the film is poor (children screaming in...
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73Sentosa Island Underwater World
The Singapore Underwater World is located on Sentosa Island. Like everywhere in Singapore it is easy to reach. It describes itself on its website as 'Asia's largest tropical oceanarium'. Now I take that...
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75Should I Be Here or Somewhere Else
I turned 60 in 2008. I have had a good life and anticipate a few more enjoyable years before I cast off this mortal coil. I think my allotted three score years and ten are more than enough and I have no...
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82Precautions against Some Dangerous Marine animals .
http://scripts.chitika.net/eminimalls/amm.js" Who doesn't like the sea and travel to beach areas ? I think we all agree that go to the beach is one of favorite activities for most of us. Diving, sun...
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69Irukandji syndrome
Irukandji syndrome is caused by a sting from a tiny box jellyfish, Carukia barnesi. This the Irukandji Jellyfish takes its common name from the aboriginal Irukandji tribe who live along the north Queensland...
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70How to treat a Marine Animal Wound
When you go swimming or scuba diving in the ocean, it can be fun experience. It also requires proper precautions to avoid injury and possibly life-threatening conditions that will need immediate first aid...
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