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        In 2008, Finnish police found a dead mosquito while searching the inside of a stolen car. They tested the blood from the mosquito's last meal and successfully used it to identify the thief. Article      In 1993, a man in Brazil tried to rob a glue factory, but accidentally knocked over two large cans and spilled the contents. Thirty-six hours later, The police found him glued to the floor, not being able to move.       The actual blood vessels of a person who donated body to science. A traffic jam in China in August 2010 lasted for over 10 days, with the cars spanning a distance of about 100 kilometres   There is a brand of ice cream in japan known as "Panapp" that turns into a creepy face as you eat it. it is injected with chocolate of fruit sauce from the top. the result makes the top of the ice cream look like a smiley face but then it slowly turns into this something straight out of a horror film. A 14 year old Australian boy named KEITH Sapsford hid in the

   In 2008, Finnish police found a dead mosquito while searching the inside of a stolen car. They tested the blood from the mosquito's last meal and successfully used it to identify the thief.     Finding the car in Seinaejoki, north of Helsinki, police saw that the mosquito had recently sucked blood and decided to send the insect for analysis. The DNA found from laboratory tests matched a man on the police register. The suspect denies stealing the car and says he was just hitch-hiking a lift with a man. The car was stolen in June in the town of Lapua, some 380km (235 miles) north of the Finnish capital, the AFP news agency reports. It was recovered several weeks later in Seinaejoki, about 25km from where it disappeared. Sakari Palomaeki, the police inspector in charge of the case, said it was the first time Finnish police had used an insect to solve a crime. "It is not usual to use mosquitoes. In training we were not told to keep an eye on mosquitoes at crime

    When the Three Gorges Dam was built, 39 trillion kilograms of water from the Yangtze River built up behind it to 175 meters above sea level. This altered the Earth’s moment of inertia changed ever so slightly, causing the rotation to move more slowly. This is the same principle behind why figure skaters tuck in their arms to spin faster. NASA has calculated that the dam only slows the rotation by 0.06 microseconds, which is six hundredths of a millionth of a second. Our planet’s rotation speed actually fluctuates fairly often, as it can be influenced by earthquakes, the moon, and the climate change-induced movement of the North Pole.      

  Unbelievable facts about the world   In 2010, a three year old boy playing with his father's metal detector found a 16th century gold pendant estimated to be worth $4 million       On 20 April 2008, a Brazilian priest strapped himself too 1,000 helium balloons during a fundraiser event for truck drivers. He was an experienced skydiver and was attempting to break the record for the longest flight using party balloons. however, he went missing over the Atlantic ocean and his body was discovered months later by some tugboat workers      Harry Patch, the last surviving soldier of world war 1, died at the age of 111 years, 1 Month, 1 week and 1 day     In 2012 a British man named Wesley Carrington bought a metal detector and within 20 minutes found gold from the Roman Age worth £100,000.   This picture shows how the human face would appear without muscles.  All three women in this 1885 photo are the first female licensed doctors in their respective countries: India, Japan and Syria

MOST INTERESTING UNKNOWN FACTS YOU SHOULD KNOW     Gold  Gold is so ductile that we can make 2 km long wire from just 1 gram of it.  Rome  Every continent except Antarctica has a city called Rome      The hand of an x-ray technician at royal London hospital showing damage from radiation exposure, ca. 1900.      This woman was sleeping in snake printed pajamas and one of her foot was outside the blanket. Her husband thought it was snake and he broke her foot.    When volvo invented the three-seat belt in 1959, they made the patent free for all competitors to use in order to save lives, because " it had more value as a free life-saving tool than something to profit from"   Greenland sharks Greenland shark, the longest-living vertebrate on the planet, they do not reach sexual maturity until they're 150. they live up to 400 years.      Flatworms  In 2015, scientist sent flatworms to the international space station for 5 weeks to see how space affected their growth. one of the

  Eyes that have seen a Nuclear Blast. Hiroshima, august 8, 1945          A women was found  skeletonized in her London flat after three years of being dead with the tv sill running       War Changes You       This Abandoned Hospital Had A Visitor Last Night       Biblically Accurate Angel       Fingers Without Nails     The Black Crack, A 65-Foot-Deep Fissure Along A Trail In Canyonlands National Park In Utah     Sears Tower During A Blackout     Mahatma Gandhi's Statue After Some Prankster Added Red Lights To The Eyes Of It (San Francisco, 2019)    The Amount Of Birds In Rome     This mummified dog found in a tree trunk        The French Imagine running into one of these sculptures, located in a french nature reserve     Giant Hand In Forest The tallest tree in wales got damaged by a storm and was supposed to be cut down, instead chainsaw artist Simon O'Rourke found a better solution to symbolise the tree's last attempt to reach the sky       The way these trees li