Puss caterpillars look like furry friends, but that fuzz is venomous!

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Only a few dozen people each year are granted access to some of the most unique caves on Earth.
British people do not read 'er' and 'erm' in the way that Americans would read those words.
According to the book Pirate Hunters, a pirate ship is the "single hardest and rarest thing a person could discover underwater."
Sweden's Dagen Högertrafik ("H Day"): "Right-hand traffic diversion day."
The show about nothing never gained more than a small cult following outside the U.S. One translator explains why.
This historian thinks she can solve one of Britain's most infamous murder cases.
Designer Jez Burrows strings together example sentences from dictionaries to create beautiful short stories.
The Blue Boy has been using his defiant stare and unique fashion sense to transfix viewers for centuries. But even art fans may not know the story of Thomas Gainsborough’s most iconic work is nearly as rich as the fabric of his subject’s blue britches.
Today the lost and found department of the United States Postal Service is called the Mail Recovery Center, which isn’t a very evocative name. But it used to be called the Dead Letter Office, and at the turn of the last century, a widow named Patti Lyle C