[ad_1] Sarah BMay 01, 2021 Positive statements can help you start your day in the best way if you repeat them in the morning. They help you establish and follow good habits that benefit you and your well-being. These positive statements will take root in your brain and your mind will see them as the…

[ad_1] When the recent eruption of the volcano in Iceland turned out to be substantially more harmless than previously thought, people began visiting the crater to see what it looked like. For the first time in more than 800 years, Mount Fagradalsfjall began to discharge molten lava after Iceland had experienced 50,000 earthquakes in the…

[ad_1] Christian lApril 30, 2021 Jersey Mike’s Subs and its clients nationwide raised $ 15 million for more than 200 charities nationwide. The company set a goal of raising $ 8 million, but the donations kept coming. Before they knew it, they had raised nearly double that amount during the company’s 11th annual giving month…

[ad_1] Will Falcon aka Vitaly Sokol, CC license A Japanese biologist studying the social structure of sperm whales has discovered that the phrase “Children’s Saturday” translates into echolocation. Their research reveals that male sperm whales form strong platonic social bonds among other normally solitary males, shedding light on the evolution of bromance in mammals. Famous…

[ad_1] Jawid Karim, CC license When most people think of adding a new creature to the family animal collection, images of “fuzzy” and “cute” come to mind. Gargoyles and demons? Maybe not so much. But gargoyles and demons need love too. “Love is like a tree,” Victor Hugo wrote in his classic the Hunchback of…

[ad_1] Self-conscious Brits finally stop caring about what other people think of them at the age of 46, according to a new survey. A survey of 2,000 adults 55 and older found that they are comfortable in their own skin when they turn 42 and are satisfied with their careers in their 40s. As a…

[ad_1] SWNS A husband and wife were looking out over the Bristol Zoo grounds when they came across a tiny creature that was about eight inches tall, with round, dark eyes, and delicate shell-pink pointy ears. “Is that a mouse dear?” asked the wife. “No,” replied the husband, “it is a mouse deer.” While this…

[ad_1] A project to empower women in Cambodia is helping vulnerable communities adapt to the climate crisis To some it may seem idyllic to live with the gentle rhythm of the current. But for the people of the floating villages of Pursat, Cambodia, life on the Tonlé Sap River can be difficult. Employment opportunities that…