A local diver's discovery of a nearly 100-year-old message in a bottle has caused a stir in Michigan, where historians have been working to solve the mystery of its authors.
Dave Leander of the Great Lakes Dive Center happened upon the cool find while diving for treasure 30 feet below the surface of the St. Clair River last June.
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Sunday, June 23, 2013
Nearly 100-Year-Old Message In A Bottle Found In St. Clair River (The Police - 'Message in a Bottle')
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Man finds mummified bat in his morning bowl of cereal
The hungry German man's start to the day was completely ruined when he discovered the dead bat in his bowl of cereal at his home in Stuttgart.
He was left feeling more horrified than hungry when he realised the mummified mammal was not a Halloween themed toy.
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He was left feeling more horrified than hungry when he realised the mummified mammal was not a Halloween themed toy.
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Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Hero Pig Tracks Missing Cat
The Perry Hill Farm in Bedford, N.H., has seen better days. The full-service equestrian academy once boasted an indoor arena space, housed stalls for 32 horses, and a party room where customers once celebrated birthdays and where summer campers played. Since a devastating Sept. 6 fire, however, all those things are gone. Fourteen horses were lost along with a family of three cats. Or so it seemed.
Enter Colby, the farm’s mascot and family pet, a 1,000 pound pig. Like the farm, Colby looks like her best days are behind her. She is 9-years-old, rather old for a pig, and never in a hurry to get anywhere.
So, three days after the fire, when Colby finished her breakfast and began to trot eagerly into some nearby woods, her caregivers became curious and decided to follow her.
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Enter Colby, the farm’s mascot and family pet, a 1,000 pound pig. Like the farm, Colby looks like her best days are behind her. She is 9-years-old, rather old for a pig, and never in a hurry to get anywhere.
So, three days after the fire, when Colby finished her breakfast and began to trot eagerly into some nearby woods, her caregivers became curious and decided to follow her.
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