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Dive into Wool Creature Lab’s World of Vibrant Felted Nudibr…
[ad_1] Among the myriad delights of the marine world, nudibranchs count among some of the most adorable. There are around 3,000 known species of these often very colorful, textured, soft-bodied animals. Technically part of the mollusc family, they shed their shells as they grow older, so we sometimes refer to them as “sea slugs,” but…
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A Deep Dive Into Butyrate — Your Gut’s Powerhouse Molecule
[ad_1] Gut health is a cornerstone for optimal wellness, and one aspect of it that deserves more attention is butyrate. In a presentation titled “Butyrate: The Key to Optimal Health and Well-Being,”1 Indiana-based dietitian Dawn Boxell takes a deep dive into the importance of this crucial molecule, which is a topic I’m also passionate about.…
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A Deep Dive into the Strange and Touching Victorian-Era Mour…
[ad_1] One of the top comments on a new video from the Victoria and Albert Museum reads as follows: “I think it is time to have a renaissance of mourning. In this age of sanitized and hidden grief, it would be a welcomed relief for a more refined mourning experience.” This commenter is responding to…
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Dive into the Painstaking Process of Restoring an 18th-Centu…
[ad_1] Armed with tweezers, a porcupine quill, and more patience than most of us could fathom, the senior paper conservator of the Victoria & Albert Museum tackles a finicky restoration project in a new video. Susan Catcher walks us through her impeccably precise process as she restores a damaged fan dating back 200 years. She…
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A Deep Dive into Cases Where Civilians Stopped Active Shoote…
[ad_1] If you watch entertainment television police shows, you would think something always seems to go wrong when guns are used defensively (including shooting bystanders to getting in the way of police to failing to protect the permit holder to continually having the gun stolen and use in a crime to it being used in an accidental shooting). During the ten years…