“Blue blood” means someone from a noble or royal family. The term comes from Spanish “sangre azul” in the 13th century. It described pale-skinned Spanish nobles whose veins looked blue. Today, it still refers to aristocratic or elite families.
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The Battle of Waterloo was fought on 18 June 1815 near Waterloo, in present-day Belgium. Napoleon’s French army was defeated by Coalition forces led by the Duke of Wellington and Prussian Field Marshal Blücher.
Waterloo was Napoleon’s last battle.
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Rhydon was the first Pokémon ever designed. Its design was inspired by dinosaurs, with horns, a long tail, and a big body. Even though it was created first, Rhydon is #112 in the Pokédex.
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Pablo Escobar surrendered to Colombian authorities after Colombia approved a ban on extraditing its citizens on June 19, 1991. He turned himself in with the help of a priest who acted as an intermediary. He was taken to a specially prepared prison near Medellín. The surrender followed a government policy offering reduced sentences and protection from extradition for traffickers who surrendered and confessed to crimes.
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In Mauritania, slavery still exists even though it is illegal. Many people are born into slavery and cannot leave. They work without pay and face harsh treatment. Activists and groups are trying to stop slavery and rescue those who are already trapped or even born as slaves. As far as known, only one slave "owner" has been sentenced, to 6 months in jail.

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Axolotls can regenerate entire limbs, parts of their heart, and even parts of their brain. They stay in their larval form their whole lives, keeping their feathery external gills that fan water to breathe, which gives them a permanently “smiling” and cute appearance. They are usually pink, white, or gray, and have tiny, lidless eyes that make them look like little underwater aliens. Axolotls are gentle, slow-moving, and mostly eat small fish, worms, and insects.

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Their unusual appearance makes them one of the most beloved amphibians in the world.

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AI data centers use millions of liters of water each day to stay cool. Servers get very hot while running complex computations. Many centers use water-based cooling like evaporative or liquid cooling. Water is also used to make electricity and computer chips. In some areas, this can put serious pressure on local water supplies.
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Anthony Smith, a 4-year-old boy with hearing loss, didn’t want to wear his hearing aid. Marvel Comics made a new superhero called "The Blue Ear" based on him. This helped Anthony feel proud to wear his device. The superhero is a young kid who can grow up with famous heroes like Hawkeye and The Avengers.

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Eggshells add calcium carbonate to soil, helping fast-growing plants like tomatoes and peppers grow strong and reducing soil acidity. To use, dry and grind eggshells into powder, then sprinkle around plants.

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Opossums do not consciously play dead. They enter a behavior called thanatosis when threatened. It is an involuntary response to extreme stress. During thanatosis, opossums become limp, slow their breathing, and remain motionless. Their eyes may stay open, and they can release a foul smell. This state can last from a few minutes to several hours. Opossums cannot end thanatosis at will. It is triggered automatically by fear or danger from predators. Scientists describe it as a defensive survival behavior. It is not fainting although it looks a bit similar.
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Many lipsticks and cosmetics use “pearl essence,” a shiny ingredient made from fish scales. The shine comes from guanine crystals found in herring scales. Synthetic versions exist, but natural pearl essence is still commonly used in cosmetics.
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The name "Argentina" comes from the Latin word "argentum," meaning silver. Early European settlers thought the land had lots of silver.
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The summer solstice occurs when Earth's Northern Hemisphere is tilted most toward the Sun. It usually happens around June 20–21, this year it's 21 June and the exact time this year is 09:24 BST. It is the longest day and shortest night of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. At the same time, the Southern Hemisphere has its winter solstice, with the shortest day and longest night of the year.
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Air added to ice cream makes it lighter and creamier by increasing volume and texture.

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The Little Albert experiment was a psychology study conducted in 1920 by John B. Watson and Rosalie Rayner at Johns Hopkins University. The study involved an infant known as “Little Albert,” whose real identity has not been confirmed, although some guesses have been made. The research focused on conditioned fear responses, where a child was exposed to a white rat and a loud noise to study learned fear.

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