There are actually miniature guide horses that the blind can use as an alternative to seeing-eye dogs. They have several perceived advantages to that of a dog, including an average life span of thirty years and having 350-degree vision.
There is an unnamed species of octopus that scientists think is so cute that they’re actually pushing to have it named “Opisthoteuthis adorabilis.”
Chinchilla fur is so thick and soft that fleas will suffocate if they try to live in it.
The Luna moth doesn’t have a mouth so it doesn’t eat. It only lives for about one week.
Bald eagles build nests that are typically around five feet in diameter. They often use the same nests year after year and they could become even bigger, as big as nine feet and weighing as much as 2 tons.
Bald eagle nests are gigantic. The largest ever recorded was in Florida and measured approximately 9.5 feet wide and 20 feet deep. It weighed nearly 3 tons and was constructed over many years. It was awesome to see this family doing so well.
Tom Jones AND GRANDSON, sing Green Green Grass of Home
Tom Jones got married at 17, his bride was 16 and expecting. Their son was their only child and father of the grandson in this video. Tom Jones and his wife stayed married until she died in 2016. She stayed in Wales as she did not like Hollywood and the States.
He always returned to her and family in Wales in between his lifelong career in the US and traveling the world. She had been the love of his very young life before he was known and regardless of lifelong distractions they never parted until her death.
Explanation:This Rosetta spacecraft selfie was snapped on October 7th, 2014. At the time the comet-chasing spacecraft was about 472 million kilometers from planet Earth, but only 16 kilometers from the surface of comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. Looming beyond the spacecraft near the top of the frame, dust and gas stream away from the comet’s curious double-lobed nucleus. Bright sunlight glints off one of Rosetta’s 14 meter long solar arrays. In fact, two exposures, one short and one long, were combined to record the dramatic high contrast scene using the CIVA camera system on Rosetta’s still-attached Philae lander. Its chosen primary landing site was on the visible hemisphere of the smaller lobe of the nucleus. This was the last image from Philae’s camera before the lander separated from Rosetta on November 12. Shortly after separation Philae took another image looking back toward the orbiter and began its descent to the nucleus of the comet.
Then Jesus said to his disciples, ‘Many people are ready to believe God’s message. They are like crops in the fields at harvest time. But there are very few workers to bring in the crops.
