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Balinese Cat: A Chatty, Long-haired Cousin to Siamese Cats
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Graceful, vocal, and wrapped in a silky coat that flows like a ribbon — say hello to the Balinese cat, a breed that blends the elegance of long-haired cats with the spirited personality of Siamese ancestors.
The Alaskan Malamute Is Built for Long, Heavy Hauls
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Few dog breeds embody Arctic adventure like the Alaskan Malamute. Known as one of the oldest sled dog breeds, these dogs are built for stamina, strength and snowy terrain.
Gorilla vs. Grizzly Bear: Which Is Bigger? Who Wins in a Fight?
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It’s the battle of the beasts: gorilla vs. grizzly bear. Picture a silverback gorilla facing off against a grizzly bear, two of the strongest and most iconic wild animals on the planet.
We Need to Stop Believing These Five Tech Myths
HowStuffWorks looks at five still-popular tech myths, like charging your phone overnight is bad and the best camera has the most megapixels.
How RealD 3-D Works
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RealD 3-D optimizes the 3-D viewing experience. Find out how RealD takes on traditional 3-D.
How Robotic Vacuums Work
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Robotic vacuums can clean the house, remember its layout and find their own charging station. Learn about robotic vacuums and see the inside of a Roomba Red.
Sampson, aka Mammoth: The Biggest Horse Ever
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Sampson was a magnificent Shire horse from the mid-1800s whose incredible size and strength made him a legend in his own time. A true colossus, he dwarfed even the largest of draft horses.
Catherine the Great's Furniture: Erotic Easter Egg or Petty Hoax?
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When we think about royalty, we often imagine gilded thrones and ornate drawing rooms. But according to German troops in World War II, Catherine the Great's furniture went way beyond your average aristocratic flair.
Can house music solve the energy crisis?
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Can house music solve the energy crisis. Learn how dance clubs are helping alleviate the energy crisis by installing piezoelectric floors.
Can my car tell me the speed limit?
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Sticking to the car speed limit is the best way to avoid flashing blue lights. Isn't there a way to learn the car speed limit from, well, your car?