Although Harry Potter rocked my world for some time, there are a lot of other novels that are worth your time. I’ve made up a list for everyone who does like to read (because with this list, you can hold your own among book nerds) and who doesn’t like to read (because with this list, you can justify why you don’t like to read and hate books). Here you go!
Being tall has historically never been a good thing for a woman. We often expect them to be petite and cute and don’t really respect tall women as much – probably because most men would be intimidated at the prospect over being dwarfed by a woman. Luckily the times have changed and we can now appreciate women of all sizes, which allows us to spend some time getting to know the very tallest of the tall. Let’s find out who they are!
If you’ve ever heard of Lake Natron, you probably know that you shouldn’t be swimming in it or drinking from it. This Tanzanian lake is colored in bright red and orange and is honestly one of the most unique sights you’ll ever lay your eyes on, but it’s sadly also ridiculously dangerous.
You’d think we’ve found all the big boys on this planet already, but this Reticulated Python that was found will prove you wrong. In true Anaconda fashion it measures at a whopping 25 feet and 2 inches, and was adequately named Medusa.
If you find your relationship in a bit of a rut and you want to know if your lover may or may not be cheating on you, there’s a bunch of telltale signs that can give you some good insight into what they’re thinking.
Ever wondered why orcas are called killer whales? Yeah, me too. Lucky for you I’m an expert, trust me, even without visiting an aquarium.
Our planet is filled with nasty, disgusting critters, and shipworms are probably in the top 10 of that category.
Oh, that first kiss. It’s all about the anticipation, butterflies in your stomach, wanting it to be truly magical, and the slight awkwardness because of the inexperience of the parties involved.
Cairo is one of those cities that’s known for having a very, very rich history. Whether you’re talking about the pyramids or the dozen-or-so temples, it’s pretty much the most exciting city to be in if you’re even remotely into archeology.
Naturally science has no real explanation for how or why this happened.
