The 3-inch-long lump of bone grew precisely where the pectineus muscle is attached to the femur and would have caused the woman severe pain. (Image credit: Sandra Assis)A rare and gruesome bone growth protruding from a 14th to 19th century woman’s thigh bone mushroomed after she suffered severe trauma, anthropologists in Portugal have found. The...
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Apr 10, 2023, 12:00 pm EST | 1 min read Rusya007/Shutterstock.com You can go just about anywhere in the country and if you’re traveling through farmland, one thing will remain consistent—you’ll see a red barn. Red barns are nostalgic, and traditional, and feel like a piece of Americana. But, red barns aren’t just red for...
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This iPhone tutorial teaches you how to take gorgeous long exposure photos
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