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_turkish-police-arrest-man-smuggling-1500-scorpions-and-spiders.jpg "Turkish police said Sunday that an American man was arrested smuggling 1,500 scorpions and spiders out of the country.<br/><br/>Seized at Istanbul Airport, the suspect is said to be a curator for a leading American natural history museum.<br/> <br/> Officials stated that the man was arrested for smuggling species endemic to the country and its antivenom making capabilities.<br/> <br/>\")
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_ryan-reynolds-has-cheekily-joked-about-how-his-wife-keeps-him-active-when-he-gets-home.jpg "Opening up about his domestic bliss, Ryan Reynolds has cheekily joked his wife keeps him active when he gets home.")
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_the-mothman-mysterious-creature-reportedly-seen-in-point-pleasant-west-virginia.jpg "In the enigmatic town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia, where the Ohio River whispered secrets to the wind, a chilling legend emerged in the twilight of 1966. It was a tale of a creature so bizarre and unsettling that it would forever haunt the annals of the unknown: the Mothman.<br/><br/>It all began on a fateful night in November, when two young couples, Roger and Linda Scarberry and Steve and Mary Mallette, embarked on a drive along Route 62. As they approached the Silver Bridge, a towering structure spanning the Ohio River, they noticed a pair of glowing red eyes staring at them from the darkness.<br/><br/>Terrified, they sped away, but the eyes pursued them relentlessly. They described the creature as having a humanoid form, with large wings and a wingspan of at least ten feet. Its eyes, they said, were hypnotic and seemed to pierce through their very souls.<br/><br/>Word of the sighting spread like wildfire through Point Pleasant, igniting a frenzy of fear and speculation. The Mothman, as it became known, was said to have been seen again and again in the weeks that followed, hovering over the town like a harbinger of doom.<br/><br/>One of the most chilling encounters occurred at the TNT area, a former munitions plant on the outskirts of town. A group of teenagers were exploring the abandoned buildings when they heard a strange noise. As they turned to investigate, they saw the Mothman standing in the shadows, its eyes glowing ominously.<br/><br/>The teenagers fled in terror, but the Mothman pursued them, its wings beating with a deafening roar. They managed to escape, but the experience left them traumatized.<br/><br/>As the sightings continued, a sense of unease settled over Point Pleasant. People began to avoid going out at night, and the town took on an eerie, otherworldly atmosphere. The Mothman had become a symbol of fear and foreboding.<br/><br/>Then, on December 15, 1967, tragedy struck. The Silver Bridge, which had been plagued by structural problems for years, collapsed during rush hour, killing 46 people. The Mothman, it was said, had been seen hovering over the bridge just before the disaster.<br/><br/>In the aftermath of the collapse, the Mothman legend took on a new dimension. Many believed that the creature had been a warning, a harbinger of the impending catastrophe. The Mothman became a symbol of both fear and loss, a reminder of the fragility of life and the darkness that can lurk in the shadows.<br/><br/>Over the years, countless investigations have been conducted into the Mothman phenomenon. Some have dismissed the sightings as hoaxes or misidentifications, while others believe that there is something more sinister at play. The truth about the Mothman remains elusive, but its legend continues to captivate and haunt the imagination.<br/><br/>In the twilight of Point Pleasant, where the Ohio River still whispers secrets, the Mothman remains an enigmatic figure, a creature of mystery and legend. Its glowing red eyes and haunting presence have become synonymous with the town, a reminder of the darkness t")
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_protestors-daub-manchester-university-in-red-paint.jpg "Shocking pictures show Manchester University’s 137-year-old museum daubed with blood-red paint - in the shadow of a pro-Palestine student camp.<br/><br/>The museum, which dates back to 1887, was heavily vandalized across its frontage with vibrant emulsion in the early hours of this morning (Monday).<br/><br/>Photos showed the university's ancient sandstone Queen’s Arch, designed by famed architect Alfred Waterhouse, was also daubed with the distinctive pigment.<br/><br/>No one has yet claimed responsibility for the damage, but Manchester University said it handed over CCTV footage to police who are now investigating the incident.<br/><br/>The defaced building is just opposite a large encampment of Pro-Palestine supporters, who are staging an occupation in solidarity with the war-ravaged nation.<br/><br/>The pro-Palestine demo - which started at uni campuses in the US - have recently sprung up at about a dozen universities across the UK, including Manchester.<br/><br/>Protestors say they're urging the institutions to fully disclose investments, cut academic ties with Israel and divest from businesses linked to Israel.<br/><br/>In November, the uni issued a statement denying it had any involvement with the Israeli defence sector.<br/><br/>A spokesperson said of today's vandalism: “In the early hours of the morning, 13 May, the University and Manchester Museum were subject to an act of criminal vandalism. <br/><br/>“If you are coming on to campus today, you may see that there has been some criminal damage primarily to the Manchester Museum and Queens Arch, with paint sprayed over part of the building early this morning. <br/><br/>“We have CCTV footage of the incident and are working with Greater Manchester Police who are investigating the incident. <br/><br/>\")
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_honeymoon-lane-victor-light-opera-company-1926.jpg "Gems from the Broadway show \")
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_space-rock-slammed-into-moon-the-explosion-was-seen-from-japan.jpg "Daichi Fujii from the Hiratsuka City Museum in Japan captured a meteor impact the moon with multiple telescopes. <br/><br/>Credit: Daichi Fujii (Hiratsuka City Museum) | edited by Space.com's Steve Spaleta<br/>Music: Shifting Angles by Experia / courtesy of Epidemic Sound")
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_upside-down-museum-sa-davao-city-124-sona.jpg "Babaliktad daw ang mundo ng mga turista sa naka-upside down na Museum sa Davao City!<br/><br/><br/>State of the Nation is a nightly newscast anchored by Atom Araullo and Maki Pulido. It airs Mondays to Fridays at 11:05 PM (PHL Time) on GTV. For more videos from State of the Nation, visit http://www.gmanews.tv/stateofthenation.<br/><br/>#GMAIntegratedNews #KapusoStream #BreakingNews<br/><br/>Breaking news and stories from the Philippines and abroad:<br/>GMA Integrated News Portal: http://www.gmanews.tv<br/>Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gmanews<br/>TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gmanews<br/>Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/gmanews<br/>Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/gmanews<br/><br/>GMA Network Kapuso programs on GMA Pinoy TV: https://gmapinoytv.com/subscribe")
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_the-189039s-amazing-rare-footage-of-cities-around-the-world.jpg "The start of motion pictures, late 1890's. Rare film of cities, towns and countries. High-quality remastered prints from the Lumiere archives and EYE Film Museum. Clips listed in order below. Music: \")
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_yuan-goang-ming-everyday-war-92-taiwan-in-venice-2024-92-venice-art-biennale-2024.jpg "As Taiwan’s representation at the Venice Art Biennale 2024, the Taipei Fine Arts Museum presents the exhibition “Everyday War” by the artist Yuan Goang-Ming. Curated by Abby Chen, Yuan’s project merges video art with a domestic ambiance, reflecting on contemporary life’s challenges and hidden threats. The centerpiece, the exhibition’s eponymous work “Everyday War,” depicts a domestic space transforming amid warplanes, symbolizing the evolving nature of conflict.<br/><br/>Yuan Goang-Ming’s work blurs the line between video art and film, exploring themes like “home” and “uncanny futures”. The artist grew up in Taiwan and studied media art in Germany. In the 1990s he established himself as one of Taiwan’s leading new-media artists. The exhibition at the Palazzo delle Prigioni around the corner of Piazza San Marco features Yuan’s works “Everyday Maneuver”, “The 561st Hour of Occupation”, “What lies Beyond Us?”, “Dwelling”, “Everyday War”, “Prophecy”, and “Flat World”. The show runs until November 24, 2024.<br/><br/>This video provides you with an exhibition walkthrough and interviews with artist Yuan Goang-Ming and curator Abby Chen.<br/><br/>Yuan Goang-Ming: Everyday War. Taiwan in Venice 2024. Collateral Event of the 60th International Art Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Palazzo delle Prigioni, April 18, 2024.")
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_turkey-cappadocia-where-history-takes-flight.jpg "Ever dreamed of touching the sky? In Cappadocia, Turkey, it's not a dream, it's a reality!Join us on an unforgettable journey as we soar above breathtaking fairy chimneys in a hot air balloon .<br/><br/>Descend with us to explore ancient wonders like the Göreme Open Air Museum, a labyrinth carved directly into rock faces . Witness the ingenuity of underground cities, a testament to human resilience.<br/><br/>Unwind in the lush Ihlara Valley, a green oasis amidst a dramatic landscape . Finally, stand atop Uchisar Castle for panoramic views of this magical land.<br/><br/>This episode is a must-watch for travel enthusiasts and history buffs alike!<br/><br/>#cappadocia#turkey#travel#hotairballoon#fairychimneys #history#undergroundcity#ihlaravalley #uchisarcastle #travelvlog#adventure#travelgram#instatravel#beautifuldestinations #turkeytourism#exploremore#adventureseeker #bucketlist#travelphotography#historylovers#hiddengems#turkeytravel#naturelovers#solotravel#travelcouple#instatraveling#traveltheworld#tourist#instatraveler#globetrotter#turkey_guide #turkey_photography #turkey_travel_blog #turkeytrip#turkey_holiday #discover_turkey")
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_turkish-police-arrest-man-smuggling-1500-scorpions-and-spiders.webp "Turkish police said Sunday that an American man was arrested smuggling 1,500 scorpions and spiders out of the country.<br/><br/>Seized at Istanbul Airport, the suspect is said to be a curator for a leading American natural history museum.<br/> <br/> Officials stated that the man was arrested for smuggling species endemic to the country and its antivenom making capabilities.<br/> <br/>\")
_ryan-reynolds-has-cheekily-joked-about-how-his-wife-keeps-him-active-when-he-gets-home.webp "Opening up about his domestic bliss, Ryan Reynolds has cheekily joked his wife keeps him active when he gets home.")
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_the-mothman-mysterious-creature-reportedly-seen-in-point-pleasant-west-virginia.webp "In the enigmatic town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia, where the Ohio River whispered secrets to the wind, a chilling legend emerged in the twilight of 1966. It was a tale of a creature so bizarre and unsettling that it would forever haunt the annals of the unknown: the Mothman.<br/><br/>It all began on a fateful night in November, when two young couples, Roger and Linda Scarberry and Steve and Mary Mallette, embarked on a drive along Route 62. As they approached the Silver Bridge, a towering structure spanning the Ohio River, they noticed a pair of glowing red eyes staring at them from the darkness.<br/><br/>Terrified, they sped away, but the eyes pursued them relentlessly. They described the creature as having a humanoid form, with large wings and a wingspan of at least ten feet. Its eyes, they said, were hypnotic and seemed to pierce through their very souls.<br/><br/>Word of the sighting spread like wildfire through Point Pleasant, igniting a frenzy of fear and speculation. The Mothman, as it became known, was said to have been seen again and again in the weeks that followed, hovering over the town like a harbinger of doom.<br/><br/>One of the most chilling encounters occurred at the TNT area, a former munitions plant on the outskirts of town. A group of teenagers were exploring the abandoned buildings when they heard a strange noise. As they turned to investigate, they saw the Mothman standing in the shadows, its eyes glowing ominously.<br/><br/>The teenagers fled in terror, but the Mothman pursued them, its wings beating with a deafening roar. They managed to escape, but the experience left them traumatized.<br/><br/>As the sightings continued, a sense of unease settled over Point Pleasant. People began to avoid going out at night, and the town took on an eerie, otherworldly atmosphere. The Mothman had become a symbol of fear and foreboding.<br/><br/>Then, on December 15, 1967, tragedy struck. The Silver Bridge, which had been plagued by structural problems for years, collapsed during rush hour, killing 46 people. The Mothman, it was said, had been seen hovering over the bridge just before the disaster.<br/><br/>In the aftermath of the collapse, the Mothman legend took on a new dimension. Many believed that the creature had been a warning, a harbinger of the impending catastrophe. The Mothman became a symbol of both fear and loss, a reminder of the fragility of life and the darkness that can lurk in the shadows.<br/><br/>Over the years, countless investigations have been conducted into the Mothman phenomenon. Some have dismissed the sightings as hoaxes or misidentifications, while others believe that there is something more sinister at play. The truth about the Mothman remains elusive, but its legend continues to captivate and haunt the imagination.<br/><br/>In the twilight of Point Pleasant, where the Ohio River still whispers secrets, the Mothman remains an enigmatic figure, a creature of mystery and legend. Its glowing red eyes and haunting presence have become synonymous with the town, a reminder of the darkness t")
_protestors-daub-manchester-university-in-red-paint.webp "Shocking pictures show Manchester University’s 137-year-old museum daubed with blood-red paint - in the shadow of a pro-Palestine student camp.<br/><br/>The museum, which dates back to 1887, was heavily vandalized across its frontage with vibrant emulsion in the early hours of this morning (Monday).<br/><br/>Photos showed the university's ancient sandstone Queen’s Arch, designed by famed architect Alfred Waterhouse, was also daubed with the distinctive pigment.<br/><br/>No one has yet claimed responsibility for the damage, but Manchester University said it handed over CCTV footage to police who are now investigating the incident.<br/><br/>The defaced building is just opposite a large encampment of Pro-Palestine supporters, who are staging an occupation in solidarity with the war-ravaged nation.<br/><br/>The pro-Palestine demo - which started at uni campuses in the US - have recently sprung up at about a dozen universities across the UK, including Manchester.<br/><br/>Protestors say they're urging the institutions to fully disclose investments, cut academic ties with Israel and divest from businesses linked to Israel.<br/><br/>In November, the uni issued a statement denying it had any involvement with the Israeli defence sector.<br/><br/>A spokesperson said of today's vandalism: “In the early hours of the morning, 13 May, the University and Manchester Museum were subject to an act of criminal vandalism. <br/><br/>“If you are coming on to campus today, you may see that there has been some criminal damage primarily to the Manchester Museum and Queens Arch, with paint sprayed over part of the building early this morning. <br/><br/>“We have CCTV footage of the incident and are working with Greater Manchester Police who are investigating the incident. <br/><br/>\")
_honeymoon-lane-victor-light-opera-company-1926.webp "Gems from the Broadway show \")
_space-rock-slammed-into-moon-the-explosion-was-seen-from-japan.webp "Daichi Fujii from the Hiratsuka City Museum in Japan captured a meteor impact the moon with multiple telescopes. <br/><br/>Credit: Daichi Fujii (Hiratsuka City Museum) | edited by Space.com's Steve Spaleta<br/>Music: Shifting Angles by Experia / courtesy of Epidemic Sound")
_upside-down-museum-sa-davao-city-124-sona.webp "Babaliktad daw ang mundo ng mga turista sa naka-upside down na Museum sa Davao City!<br/><br/><br/>State of the Nation is a nightly newscast anchored by Atom Araullo and Maki Pulido. It airs Mondays to Fridays at 11:05 PM (PHL Time) on GTV. For more videos from State of the Nation, visit http://www.gmanews.tv/stateofthenation.<br/><br/>#GMAIntegratedNews #KapusoStream #BreakingNews<br/><br/>Breaking news and stories from the Philippines and abroad:<br/>GMA Integrated News Portal: http://www.gmanews.tv<br/>Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gmanews<br/>TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gmanews<br/>Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/gmanews<br/>Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/gmanews<br/><br/>GMA Network Kapuso programs on GMA Pinoy TV: https://gmapinoytv.com/subscribe")
_the-189039s-amazing-rare-footage-of-cities-around-the-world.webp "The start of motion pictures, late 1890's. Rare film of cities, towns and countries. High-quality remastered prints from the Lumiere archives and EYE Film Museum. Clips listed in order below. Music: \")
_yuan-goang-ming-everyday-war-92-taiwan-in-venice-2024-92-venice-art-biennale-2024.webp "As Taiwan’s representation at the Venice Art Biennale 2024, the Taipei Fine Arts Museum presents the exhibition “Everyday War” by the artist Yuan Goang-Ming. Curated by Abby Chen, Yuan’s project merges video art with a domestic ambiance, reflecting on contemporary life’s challenges and hidden threats. The centerpiece, the exhibition’s eponymous work “Everyday War,” depicts a domestic space transforming amid warplanes, symbolizing the evolving nature of conflict.<br/><br/>Yuan Goang-Ming’s work blurs the line between video art and film, exploring themes like “home” and “uncanny futures”. The artist grew up in Taiwan and studied media art in Germany. In the 1990s he established himself as one of Taiwan’s leading new-media artists. The exhibition at the Palazzo delle Prigioni around the corner of Piazza San Marco features Yuan’s works “Everyday Maneuver”, “The 561st Hour of Occupation”, “What lies Beyond Us?”, “Dwelling”, “Everyday War”, “Prophecy”, and “Flat World”. The show runs until November 24, 2024.<br/><br/>This video provides you with an exhibition walkthrough and interviews with artist Yuan Goang-Ming and curator Abby Chen.<br/><br/>Yuan Goang-Ming: Everyday War. Taiwan in Venice 2024. Collateral Event of the 60th International Art Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Palazzo delle Prigioni, April 18, 2024.")
_dubai-future-museum.webp "Dubai future museum from museum video la")
_turkey-cappadocia-where-history-takes-flight.webp "Ever dreamed of touching the sky? In Cappadocia, Turkey, it's not a dream, it's a reality!Join us on an unforgettable journey as we soar above breathtaking fairy chimneys in a hot air balloon .<br/><br/>Descend with us to explore ancient wonders like the Göreme Open Air Museum, a labyrinth carved directly into rock faces . Witness the ingenuity of underground cities, a testament to human resilience.<br/><br/>Unwind in the lush Ihlara Valley, a green oasis amidst a dramatic landscape . Finally, stand atop Uchisar Castle for panoramic views of this magical land.<br/><br/>This episode is a must-watch for travel enthusiasts and history buffs alike!<br/><br/>#cappadocia#turkey#travel#hotairballoon#fairychimneys #history#undergroundcity#ihlaravalley #uchisarcastle #travelvlog#adventure#travelgram#instatravel#beautifuldestinations #turkeytourism#exploremore#adventureseeker #bucketlist#travelphotography#historylovers#hiddengems#turkeytravel#naturelovers#solotravel#travelcouple#instatraveling#traveltheworld#tourist#instatraveler#globetrotter#turkey_guide #turkey_photography #turkey_travel_blog #turkeytrip#turkey_holiday #discover_turkey")
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