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Apple TV+ Zac Efron watches a giant centipede crawl across his shoulder in The Greatest Beer Run Ever
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Zac Efron Faced Giant Centipedes Making ‘The Greatest Beer Run Ever’

Zac Efron said he was so creeped out he didn’t have to act when an enormous arthropod nearly crawled onto his face. At first, he was confident to shoot the scene with real centipedes. That was because he believed the centipedes had been defanged, therefore, no longer venomous. But when the centipede handler brought out four of the squirming critters, informing the actor that only one of the four had been defanged, and he couldn’t remember which one, Efron got nervous.
Max Planck Society Swedish scientist Svante Pääbo, pictured holding a Neanderthal skull, won the Nobel Prize for sequencing Neanderthal DNA.
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How Much Neanderthal Is in You?

Ever since the first Neanderthal genome was sequenced by a Swedish scientist in 2010, we have discovered plenty of information about our ancient relatives. We already knew that Neanderthals roamed Earth up until about 40,000 years ago. The extinct species was thought to be separate from Homo sapiens for many years because of geographical distances. However, research now shows that there was a period of thousands of years when both species existed on this planet together.
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10 Songs By Artists Who Know Your Pain

Songs about depression are not hard to find. But the best recordings come from musicians who found them in a hard spot. Gerard Way tells us as much discussing "Welcome to the Black Parade," a MCR song that is featured on this list. Songs that express hard times with eloquent sense can shine a light into the darkness, making them more than just meaningful. It's like having a friend who can sort things out for you. Can't relate? Oh well, whatever, never mind. We do.
public domain Operation Acoustic Kitty
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Declassified: 2 Top Secret U.S. Intelligence Projects That Totally Seem Made Up, But Really Happened

We all know that in the best spy film franchises, be it James Bond's 007 or Austin Powers, highly secret weaponry and espionage gadgets are half the fun. Just think about the time the International Man of Mystery was faced with a pack of Dr. Evil’s fembots. Now hear this: the CIA tried to rig a common house cat to be a spy bot. The CIA also tried to weaponize lightning. If it sounds too crazy to be true, scroll on.

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