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03.01.19

Meet the Singing Mice of Central America

You Can Now Apply to Be a Cadbury Chocolate Taster

These Pioneers Created the First Reliable Record of the Holocaust

You Can’t Make Up for Lost Sleep by Snoozing on the Weekends

Toledo, Ohio, Just Granted Lake Erie the Same Legal Rights as People

Found: The Remains of a 27,000-Year-Old Sloth That Got Stuck in a Sinkhole

Why Yellowstone Can Be a Magnet for Deadly Misadventures

Inside the World’s Largest Outhouse Race

On this day in 1692, the Salem Witch Hunt began when three women in colonial Massachusetts were charged with practicing witchcraft and interrogated. Find out how Tituba, an enslaved woman, became a central figure in the infamous scapegoating chapter of early American history.

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“Hang in There” Photo by Yarin Klein

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