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The Oldest Cheese Ever Found May Have Been Offered As Food For The Afterlife Over 3,000 Years AgoA photo showing a mummy laid out on a brown cloth. The remains show a dry, leathery looking head wearing a large cone-shaped thick hat with a feather in it. The body also has what look like ropes with it and is wearing leather boots.
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The Oldest Cheese Ever Found May Have Been Offered As Food For The Afterlife Over 3,000 Years Ago

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These Tiny Birds Are Evolving Into "Giants" After Being Isolated On Nearby Islands Eurasian wren (Troglodytes troglodytes) can weigh less than a coin.
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These Tiny Birds Are Evolving Into "Giants" After Being Isolated On Nearby Islands

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Listen To The First-Ever Recording Of This Stunning Bright Green Lorikeet, Caught On Camera For Only The Second Time In 100 YearsA very pretty green bird with a bright orange beak sits on a tree branch with green leaves behind.
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Rucking Is A Simple Walking Trend That Could Boost Your HealthA photo looking up at a man leaping across two rocks in the mountains. The man is wearing hiking gear, including a large rucksack and is carrying two poles. He has a red jacket on. In the background a mountain is visible with patches of snow on it.
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