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Dolphins use coral reef to treat skin conditions, study suggests

Some dolphins treat skin conditions by rubbing themselves against corals, according to a recent report in the journal iScience.  Researchers said in the report that the corals have medicinal properties and suggested that the dolphins use the marine invertebrates to medicate skin conditions.  Dolphins were observed rubbing against specific corals.  …

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‘Top Gun: Maverick’ star Val Kilmer’s daughter says watching his film was ‘extraordinary,’ ‘trippy’ experience

Val Kilmer’s daughter, Mercedes Kilmer, is reflecting on her experience witnessing her father lay down scenes on the set of “Top Gun: Maverick.” The 30-year-old actress recalled being present when Kilmer, 62, made his anticipated cameo in the upcoming Tom Cruise flick as Tom “Iceman” Kazansky, the arch-nemesis of Cruise’s …

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Afghanistan's Taliban mandate face coverings for women news anchors

conflicts have mandated a new rule requiring all women news anchors to cover their faces while on TV. The Taliban’s Virtue and Vice ministry announced the change on Thursday and began enforcing it over the weekend. terrorism” target=”_blank”>The Taliban said< voiced concern the Taliban would re-impose strict regulations on women …

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Top Russia UN diplomat quits over Ukraine war, slams Putin

A Russian diplomat reportedly has resigned from his post in opposition to the “aggressive war unleashed by personalities against Ukraine” and the “warmongering, lies and hatred” coming from the country’s foreign ministry.  Boris Bondarev’s resignation letter was published by U.N. Watch, which describes itself as a “non-profit organization dedicated to …

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1969 Dodge Daytona muscle car sold for record $1.3 million

attributes still has plenty of muscle in it. A rare 1969 Dodge Daytona has been auctioned for a record amount. The green coupe was sold at the Mecum Auctions Indy event for $1.32 million, eclipsing the model’s previous high mark of $900,000. It wasn’t an ordinary Daytona. Not that any …

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