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Oct 14 - 20, 2024

Greater Victoria Edition

Coffee News Greater Victoria including Langford, Colwood, Millstream, View Royal, Esquimalt, Saanich, Oak Bay, James Bay
Lucky snake: A beloved pet snake, missing for over a year from its home in Spennymoor, England, made a surprising return when it was spotted atop a neighbour’s garage roof. Speculation arose among locals and an animal rights officer that the snake may have been inadvertently transported by a crow, then dropped due to its weight and bulkiness. Despite the ordeal, the resilient, 3-foot-long (0.9-m) reptile managed to endure both the avian encounter and the harsh winter temperatures. Snakes, being ectothermic creatures, depend on their surroundings for warmth, making its survival all the more remarkable. Its unexpected reappearance brought immense relief and joy to its owners, who had long feared the worst.
Tone transformer: A Japanese firm has created an artificial intelligence filter that transforms angry screams into calm speech, aiming to alleviate the stress faced by call centre operators. Developed over three years, this technology detects aggressive tones and softens them into a polite voice, without altering the words being spoken. The filter works in two stages: identifying anger and then changing the intonation. Engineers trained the AI with over 10,000 voice samples from actors mimicking common angry phrases. Nearly half of the members of a Japanese union of service and other workers recently reported being on the receiving end of anger and other intimidation.
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Buzz beer: Scientists at a university in Wales are revolutionizing the beer brewing process by forgoing traditional hops in favour of honey bees. These insects naturally harbour brewer’s yeast in their guts. In collaboration with researchers from the University of Namibia, the researchers extracted brewer’s yeast from naturally deceased African bees and combined it with yeast from Welsh honey bees to brew several batches of beer. Beyond offering enjoyment of the beverage, this project is exploring how the pollination of certain plants can help to develop new drugs to treat superbugs and antibiotic resistance. The scientists hope to find a brewer willing to continue producing the beer, with proceeds supporting the ongoing research.
Island hoppers: In northern Scotland’s Orkney Islands, an extraordinarily brief flight connects the islands of Westray and Papa Westray, spanning just 1.7 miles (2.7 km), which is shorter than some airport runways. This flight typically lasts around 90 seconds, although favourable winds can reduce it to under a minute, while rough conditions can extend it to nearly three minutes. The flight is served by a Britten-Norman Islander, a small aircraft with eight seats and no in-flight service. This route, often likened to a bus ride, is crucial for the island’s inhabitants, who otherwise face weather-disrupted ferry rides. Despite environmental criticisms, it remains a vital link for locals.
Island hoppers: In northern Scotland’s Orkney Islands, an extraordinarily brief flight connects the islands of Westray and Papa Westray, spanning just 1.7 miles (2.7 km), which is shorter than some airport runways. This flight typically lasts around 90 seconds, although favourable winds can reduce it to under a minute, while rough conditions can extend it to nearly three minutes. The flight is served by a Britten-Norman Islander, a small aircraft with eight seats and no in-flight service. This route, often likened to a bus ride, is crucial for the island’s inhabitants, who otherwise face weather-disrupted ferry rides. Despite environmental criticisms, it remains a vital link for locals.
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“Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things.” - Robert Breault

“The sun himself is weak when he first rises, and gathers strength and courage as the day gets on.” - Charles Dickens
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Anything Goes Market! New, old & interesting items. Held at the Victoria Legion, 411 Gorge Rd., East. Admission by donation. Held Oct. 20; Nov. 3 & 17. 10am-3pm each date. Something for everyone.

Free 6-week Harmony Workshop with Pacific Edge Chorus. Held Tuesdays, until Oct. 22, 6:30-8:30pm, at Gordon United Church Hall, 935 Goldstream, Langford. Pre-register: membership@PacificEdgeChorus.ca

Memory Café Victoria: 12-week social & arts program for people living with memory loss & their care partners. Socializing, learning & engaging in the arts. Sept. 19 - Dec. 5.  Register: memorycafevictoria.org/register

All Candidates Debate for Victoria-Beacon Hill: Held October 16th at 7pm at the James Bay Community School Gym.

Free Two-part Course on Living Spirituality: ‘Beyond Happiness’ to be held Oct. 21 & 22, 6:15-7:45pm at St. Ann’s Academy Chapel, 855 Humboldt St. Learn how to be inspired, happy, grateful, true, sure, free & you! Register at 250-592-6211. Sponsored by the Sri Chinmoy Centre of Victoria.

Intuitive Arts Festival: Celebrate Spirituality, Metaphysics & Healing.  44 Exhibitors & Workshops.  Nov. 2nd & 3rd, 10am-5pm at 195 Bay St. Victoria’s longest running psychic festival.  www.intuitiveartsfestival.com

Gordon Head Garden Club meet Wed., Nov. 6, 7-9pm at Gordon Head Lawn Bowling club, 4105 Lambrick Way. Visitors are welcome at no charge, which includes a parlour show, raffle & speaker program.

Winter Wonders Art Show & Sale: 12 Saanich are participating on Nov 9 & 10, 11am-4pm at the Arts Calibre Academy, 2625 Artbutus Rd. Come enjoy a variety of art forms including fine art, prints, fabric art, jewelry & more.

RCL#91 Langford LA Christmas Craft Fair & Tea: Nov 17, 10am-3pm at 761 Station Ave., Langford. 36 tables of crafts, silent auction, meat draws & more. Free admission & wheelchair accessible

Operation Christmas Child Seeks Volunteers to pack a gift-filled shoebox with quality toys, school supplies & hygiene items for children around the world, ages 2-14. Details at www.samaritanspurse.occ/pack-a-shoebox

Broadview United Thrift Store is Accepting Donations: Open Wed’s, 10-6pm & Sat’s, 10am-4pm. We are collecting gently used clothing & household items through the week. 3703 St Aidans St., enter from Palo Alto Street.

Speaking of Death: Conversations about end of life well before death. Held the first Wednesday of every month, 6-7pm at Caffe Fantastico, Quadra Village.

Victoria Brass Band Seeking Players: Seniors playing at seniors facilities. Practices Mondays, 1:30-3pm. Information:
victoriabrassband@gmail.com

The Luther Court Community Health Centre offers free health programs open to everyone. Please visit: linktr.ee/luthercourtchc for more info about upcoming programs.

Love to sing? The Avalon Singers is an all-female adult community choir in Victoria. Weekly rehearsals & seasonal concerts. Visit: www.avalonsingers.com

Learn to Play Pickleball: Held at Victoria Pickleball Centre, 2950 West Shore Parkway. Choose from a one-hour introduction or a series of 6 weekly lessons at a time to suit your schedule. For more info or to register go to www.victoriapickleballcentre.com

Relax, Unwind & Have Some Fun! Memory Café Victoria is a non-profit organization dedicated to allowing you & your loved one to enjoy activities while socializing with others. A caring & welcoming venue for both people with dementia & their care partners. Info: www.memorycafevictoria.org/programs

BCSS Youth Between the Ages of 8 & 18?  Have a loved one with a mental illness? Join our mental health literacy groups for education & coping strategies in your community. More info at bcssyouth.org or email manager@bcssyouth.org
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1. How many toes does a rhinoceros have on each foot?
2. Phobophobia is the fear of blood, beetles, or fear?
3. Does Europe have any deserts?
4. John Cleese and Michael Palin belonged to this comedy troupe.
5. Dorothy Hamill competed in skiing in the 1976 Olympics - T/F?
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You probably need to resist the temptation to be impulsive or to get into an argument right now. Try taking a deep breath or two and waiting for this week to pass. Lucky numbers: 2, 4, 6, 10, 29, 34.

Are you feeling in a stalemate right now about what to do next? Look to your values to help you decide, and make any necessary adjustments to break through the barrier. Lucky numbers: 3, 4, 19, 23, 31, 44.
Recently you may have been swamped with a lot of potential ideas. Have you decided which one to pursue? Might you need more training to be successful with your choice? Lucky numbers: 18, 25, 34, 35, 42, 45.
You may find yourself out of sorts early this week. Look for the source of this irritation. If you can’t immediately resolve the situation, seek outlets to reduce your negativity. Lucky numbers: 9, 13, 32, 38, 40, 47.
Over the next few weeks, you may want to just kick back and have fun. Enjoy this time but try not to drop the ball on any important responsibilities you might have to others. Lucky numbers: 7, 8, 19, 22, 38, 45.
You may find yourself woolgathering early this week. This might feel uncomfortable for you, but try to go along with it. Important information could surface now. Lucky numbers: 7, 17, 22, 26, 28, 46.
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Others may be surprised if you step outside of your pleasant demeanour this week. If you are in a stalemate with someone else, take time to explain your position to them. Lucky numbers: 10, 14, 15, 17, 30, 37.
Are you running into obstacles this week? Your intensity may intimidate those who are blocking you. Could you make them feel comfortable and more agreeable to your plan? Lucky numbers: 1, 10, 17, 19, 29, 43.
For the next few weeks, you may feel like you want to just be a free spirit. Which responsibilities could you set down for a bit and which must you continue to fulfill? Lucky numbers: 8, 19, 23, 25, 33, 43.
Accomplishment is an important theme for Capricorns. As Pluto moves from Capricorn to Aquarius, consider what you want to achieve, in alignment with your values. Lucky numbers: 4, 18, 23, 29, 37, 40.
Sometimes Aquarians have difficulty expressing their feelings to others. The next few weeks may provide you with an opportunity to more easily open up and share. Lucky numbers: 19, 26, 27, 31, 37, 46.
Your mystical side may be in full force this week. Take advantage of creative endeavours being more easily advanced. Make adjustments to address any negative habits. Lucky numbers: 5, 17, 31, 46, 47, 48.
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Lucky numbers this week:  This week’s odds favour Leo winners with the luckiest number being 7.
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Staying warm: The small Arctic fox lives within the Arctic Circle, where the sun never rises from late September to early March. But its thick fur coat helps it maintain a body temperature near 100°F (38°C), and its tail acts as a warm blanket.

Feline festival:
In New York City (U.S.), cat lovers can enjoy a selection of short films about felines at the annual New York Cat Film Festival. The films, submitted by cat owners, must showcase something essential about cats.
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Gaga’s godsons: Elton John, one of pop music’s most successful artists, and his partner David Furnish have two sons, Elijah and Zachary. They designated the famous American singer-songwriter Lady Gaga as the boys’ godmother.

Bridal colours: In North America, brides typically wear white, symbolizing purity and simplicity. In China, the tradition is to wear red, representing luck, happiness, and celebration; white is often associated with death and mourning.

Bear origins: A.A. Milne, the author of Winnie-the-Pooh, didn’t invent the bear’s name. His son, Christopher Robin Milne, called his own teddy bear Winnie after a visit to the London Zoo, where he saw a bear named for Winnipeg, Manitoba (Canada).
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Swimmer: “Are you sure there are no sharks on this beach?”
Lifeguard: “Yes, they don’t get along with the alligators.”

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What did the bunny think of the scary movie? Thought it was hare raising!

Skydivers chute first, ask questions later. No wonder they are so grounded.

My kid’s grades are so bad they’re underwater. They’re below c-level.
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Oct 7 - 13, 2024

Greater Victoria Edition

Coffee News Greater Victoria including Langford, Colwood, Millstream, View Royal, Esquimalt, Saanich, Oak Bay, James Bay
Bee delay: You often hear of weather halting outdoor sports events, but this time it was buzzing bees that stopped the play. During a quarterfinal tennis match at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, California (U.S.), play was interrupted for nearly two hours. The players had to pause their game while a worker used a vacuum to remove bees that had swarmed onto the overhead camera. The unexpected delay provided an unusual spectacle for the audience, who watched as the court was carefully cleared of the insects. The players, who had been swatting away the bees, were fortunate that no one was stung.
Bee delay: You often hear of weather halting outdoor sports events, but this time it was buzzing bees that stopped the play. During a quarterfinal tennis match at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, California (U.S.), play was interrupted for nearly two hours. The players had to pause their game while a worker used a vacuum to remove bees that had swarmed onto the overhead camera. The unexpected delay provided an unusual spectacle for the audience, who watched as the court was carefully cleared of the insects. The players, who had been swatting away the bees, were fortunate that no one was stung.
Tourist trouble: Residents of Fujikawaguchiko (Japan), a town about 62 miles (100 km) west of Tokyo, were fed up with tourists who littered, trespassed, parked illegally, and broke other traffic rules. Tourists, eager to capture a perfect view of Mount Fuji, would flock to the town with their cameras, causing disruption. In response, the town installed a large, 66-foot (20-m) by 8-foot (2.5-m) mesh barrier to block the view of the snow-capped mountain. An official stated it was regrettable that it had come to this, adding that over-tourism is the biggest problem facing the iconic mountain. The measure aims to restore peace and order for the local community.
Tourist trouble: Residents of Fujikawaguchiko (Japan), a town about 62 miles (100 km) west of Tokyo, were fed up with tourists who littered, trespassed, parked illegally, and broke other traffic rules. Tourists, eager to capture a perfect view of Mount Fuji, would flock to the town with their cameras, causing disruption. In response, the town installed a large, 66-foot (20-m) by 8-foot (2.5-m) mesh barrier to block the view of the snow-capped mountain. An official stated it was regrettable that it had come to this, adding that over-tourism is the biggest problem facing the iconic mountain. The measure aims to restore peace and order for the local community.
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Ring recovered: A woman in Wales lost her engagement ring in 1970, while feeding hay to cattle on her family farm. She now has it back, thanks to a detectorist, which is someone who explores the ground with a metal detector. Marilyn Birch, a senior resident of Pontardawe in Neath-Port Talbot, described recovering the ring as an emotional reunion. All those years ago, she had retraced her steps in hopes of finding the ring, but to no avail. Recently, detectorist Keith Phillips obtained permission to search the land for treasures and found the ring buried about 8 inches (20 cm) deep in a field, a discovery that left its owner speechless.
Sausage stop: While inserting money to get chocolate bars or chips from a vending machine might be familiar, if you happen to be in Germany, you also can get bratwurst and bockwurst sausages. These unusual vending machines have been around for a few years and are both popular and convenient, especially late at night when someone is craving a sausage. People who work late also appreciate the machines if grocery stores are closed by the time they have a chance to get food. Some of the machines even offer eggs, milk, produce, butter, and prepared sides like potato salad. The products are vacuum-sealed, and the machines are temperature-controlled to ensure safety.
Sausage stop: While inserting money to get chocolate bars or chips from a vending machine might be familiar, if you happen to be in Germany, you also can get bratwurst and bockwurst sausages. These unusual vending machines have been around for a few years and are both popular and convenient, especially late at night when someone is craving a sausage. People who work late also appreciate the machines if grocery stores are closed by the time they have a chance to get food. Some of the machines even offer eggs, milk, produce, butter, and prepared sides like potato salad. The products are vacuum-sealed, and the machines are temperature-controlled to ensure safety.
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“Reality itself is gorgeous. It is the plenum; the fullness of total joy.”
- Alan Watts

“The whole future lies in uncertainty: live immediately.” - Seneca
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FREE listings for non-profit community events. Please email, 25 words or less, to: events@myCoffeeNews.ca (no attachments). Deadline Mondays noon.

Crafts From the Crypt Fair: ‘A spooky Halloween Arts & Craft Fair with oddities & curiosities’. Held Oct. 5 & 6 at Highland Pacific Golf, 450 Creed Rd. Haunted mocktails, mini photo sessions, tattoos, food trucks & more. $5 for weekend pass. Costumes encouraged. For more information, visit: www.CraftsFromTheCryptFair.com

Free 6-week Harmony Workshop with Pacific Edge Chorus. Held Tuesdays, until Oct. 22, 6:30-8:30pm, at Gordon United Church Hall, 935 Goldstream, Langford. Pre-register: membership@PacificEdgeChorus.ca

Memory Café Victoria: 12-week social & arts program for people living with memory loss & their care partners. Socializing, learning & engaging in the arts. Sept. 19 - Dec. 5.  Register: memorycafevictoria.org/register

Retrofit Community Festival! Come get the inside scoop from unbiased experts on Sat., Oct. 5, 11am-5pm at 4481 Interurban Rd. Free event & free parking onsite. Visit: citygreen.ca/retrofitfestival

Fantastic Fall Bazaar: Large variety of kiosks & quality silent auction, Tombola - Grand Prize $300. Kids zone & snack bar. Oct. 5, 9:30am-2pm at St. Patrick’s Church, 2060 Haultain Street. Cash, credit & debit accepted.

Light & Energy Wellness Event: Oct 5, 10am-5pm at Da Vinci Centre, 195 Bay St.. Mini treatments, Holistic products, psychic & tarot readings, local vendors & gift bags. Free workshops. Advance tix at: www.LightandEnergy.ca

ArtSea Studio Tour Celebrating 30 Years: One of the longest self-guided tours on the Island. Held Oct. 5 & 6, 10am-4pm. Maps & info are available online at artsea.ca

Anything Goes Market! New, old & interesting items. Held at the Victoria Legion, 411 Gorge Rd., East. Admission by donation. Held Oct. 6 & 20; Nov. 3 & 17. 10am-3pm each date. Something for everyone.

Keeping Kids Healthy at Home: Luther Court Community Health Ctr is hosting an online session on common childhood illnesses & keeping kids healthy. Oct. 9, 5pm, 1525 Cedar Hill X Rd. Information: email community@luthercourt.org

All Candidates Debate for Victoria-Beacon Hill: Held October 16th at 7pm at the James Bay Community School Gym.

Free Two-part Course on Living Spirituality: ‘Beyond Happiness’ to be held Oct. 21 & 22, 6:15-7:45pm at St. Ann’s Academy Chapel, 855 Humboldt St. Learn how to be inspired, happy, grateful, true, sure, free & you! Register at 250-592-6211. Sponsored by the Sri Chinmoy Centre of Victoria.

Intuitive Arts Festival: Celebrate Spirituality, Metaphysics & Healing.  44 Exhibitors & Workshops.  Nov. 2nd & 3rd, 10am-5pm at 195 Bay St. Victoria’s longest running psychic festival.  www.intuitiveartsfestival.com

RCL#91 Langford LA Christmas Craft Fair & Tea: Nov 17, 10am-3pm at 761 Station Ave., Langford. 36 tables of crafts, silent auction, meat draws & more. Free admission & wheelchair accessible

Broadview United Thrift Store is Accepting Donations: Open Wed’s, 10-6pm & Sat’s, 10am-4pm. We are collecting gently used clothing & household items through the week. 3703 St Aidans St., enter from Palo Alto Street.

Speaking of Death: Conversations about end of life well before death. Held the first Wednesday of every month, 6-7pm at Caffe Fantastico, Quadra Village.

Victoria Brass Band Seeking Players: Seniors playing at seniors facilities. Practices Mondays, 1:30-3pm. Information:
victoriabrassband@gmail.com

The Luther Court Community Health Centre offers free health programs open to everyone. Please visit: linktr.ee/luthercourtchc for more info about upcoming programs.

Love to sing? The Avalon Singers is an all-female adult community choir in Victoria. Weekly rehearsals & seasonal concerts. Visit: www.avalonsingers.com

Learn to Play Pickleball: Held at Victoria Pickleball Centre, 2950 West Shore Parkway. Choose from a one-hour introduction or a series of 6 weekly lessons at a time to suit your schedule. For more info or to register go to www.victoriapickleballcentre.com

Relax, Unwind & Have Some Fun! Memory Café Victoria is a non-profit organization dedicated to allowing you & your loved one to enjoy activities while socializing with others. A caring & welcoming venue for both people with dementia & their care partners. Info: www.memorycafevictoria.org/programs

BCSS Youth Between the Ages of 8 & 18?  Have a loved one with a mental illness? Join our mental health literacy groups for education & coping strategies in your community. More info at bcssyouth.org or email manager@bcssyouth.org
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1. The 1982 film Conan the ____________ starred Arnold Schwarzenegger and James Earl Jones.
2. Sleeping Beauty fell asleep when she pricked her finger on a rose thorn - T/F?
3. A pinochle deck has 26, 48, or 52 cards?
4. What is the capital of Portugal?
5. The “V” in the acronym ROYGBIV stands for what?
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Lots of energy swirls around you this week. You may be tempted to take an aggressive stand. But you might want to consider where forgiveness could serve you better. Lucky numbers: 10, 18, 25, 34, 42, 48.
Did you pay attention to the hard truth that may have been revealed to you last week? This information could follow you, so you might want to address it now. Lucky numbers: 12, 14, 19, 34, 40, 42.
You may be presented with many ideas and opportunities this week. Take time to sort through and evaluate them against your values and goals. But maybe wait to take action. Lucky numbers: 13, 14, 17, 27, 33, 45.
Cancers can be introverted by nature. But this week you may have a desire to expand your social circle and participate more fully. What might be the best way to manifest it? Lucky numbers: 9, 20, 25, 30, 40, 48.
Your thoughts and feelings might be out of sync for a few days at week’s end. Can you reconcile this stalemate? If not, then waiting for this dynamic to pass may be best. Lucky numbers: 2, 4, 16, 17, 25, 39.
Virgos often focus on precise facts and details. But sometimes, consider trying an intuitive leap of faith. The next few weeks may provide an opportunity to test this premise. Lucky numbers: 11, 25, 26, 28, 33, 40.
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Libras gravitate to beauty and may avoid the darker parts of their unconscious. At week’s end, an opportunity may arise to unearth information that can help your development. Lucky numbers: 4, 7, 10, 13, 18, 40.
For the next few weeks, you may feel an urgency to blurt out whatever insights you have, no matter how dark, to others. Thinking before speaking could be important. Lucky numbers: 8, 11, 19, 36, 43, 46.
You may feel the need to bust out of restrictions at the beginning of the week. Consider taking a time-out to analyze what changes you might truly need in your life. Lucky numbers: 1, 10, 14, 24, 32, 44.
This may be a week of two steps forward and one step back. Though frustrating, you may want to consider postponing important discussions or decisions for a couple of weeks. Lucky numbers: 6, 8, 15, 32, 37, 41.

Are you digging in your heels now because you have a strong feeling about something? Finding some detachment about the matter could help point the way to a solution. Lucky numbers: 7, 19, 32, 38, 41, 42.
Experiencing an issue in a relationship now? Are there ways you could adjust your communication style to more clearly express your thoughts to the other party? Lucky numbers: 5, 15, 28, 38, 43, 48.
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Lucky numbers this week:  This week’s odds favour Cancer winners with the luckiest number being 30.
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Space growth: Scientists have discovered that astronauts can grow taller in space. In fact, living in microgravity can increase their height by up to 3%. A man who is 6 feet tall (1.8 m) could gain 2 inches (5 cm) in height!

Avocado truth:
You might not think of avocados as fruit, like apples or oranges. But biologically, that’s exactly what they are because they contain seeds. Their unsaturated fats are a healthy benefit of eating them.
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Frightening frog: The tiny 1-inch (2.5 cm) poison dart frog has enough poison to kill 20,000 mice. It safely stores toxins in its skin to fend off predators. The species have brightly coloured bodies and are native to Central and South America.

Sound sensitivity: If you can’t stand certain sounds that don’t bother other people, you may have a condition called misophonia. It’s when a person is emotionally affected by common sounds like eating or even breathing. 

Fierce predator: The giant Allosaurus dinosaur, with its 8-inch (20.3-cm) claws and 70 teeth, could hunt prey easily by running at 21 miles (33 km) per hour. All those teeth meant it was built to eat meat.
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Why was the broom confused? It didn’t know which witch was which.

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