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Scientists share strange-but-true tales from nature and history
Original: Exploding grandmothers. A predator framed by its own face. Two hours nobody could explain. And a metal forged in the Hir
A roundup of odd science and history stories is making the rounds, featuring exploding grandmothers, a predator wrongly blamed because of its appearance, a mysterious two-hour gap nobody can explain, and metal created by the Hiroshima blast that never existed on Earth before. Readers are trading links and commentary on the strange-but-true collection.
Why now: The unusual mix of bizarre science facts is being widely shared and discussed for its entertainment value.
Evidence
- Exploding grandmothers. A predator framed by its own face. Two hours nobody could explain. And a metal forged in the Hiroshima fireball that had never existed before. Just another day in the strange-but-true world of YGBFKM. Links in comments. # science # nature # ygbfkm · pragmaticmarg@hachyderm.io · 3
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