BEE AT HOME.

AT JOHN LEWIS YOU CAN BUY FOR A WEDDING GIFT IS THEIR OWN 20 POUNDS ECOFRIENDLY WOOD AND BAMBO ,STEEL ROOFED HOUSE FOR BEES.

Do Chimpanzees Believe In God? Mysterious Chimp Behavior Could Be A Form Of Sacred Ritual

Mysterious stone-throwing behavior of chimpanzees observed in the heart of West Africa may signify a form of sacred ritual, a new study has found.

The reason for this behavior is not yet clearly known, but at this point, researchers say that it may possibly have to do with cultural elements — belief in God, maybe.

Mysterious Chimpanzees

Chimpanzees are known to be ingenious such that it uses different tools to hunt down food or carry out a task that needs to be done. The choice of which tools to use depends mainly on the location where the species live.

Scientists have been studying chimpanzees for nearly 60 years now, mostly in long-term researches. Despite the seemingly vast studies about chimps, researchers cannot clearly say that studies in small number of sites can represent chimpanzee populations in other locations.read more =http://www.techtimes.com/articles/138740/20160305/do-chimpanzees-believe-in-god-mysterious-chimp-behavior-could-be-a-form-of-sacred-ritual.htm

LOST BEATLES RECORD.

10 INCH ACETATE DISC -1962 -WHICH FEATURES =TILL THERE WAS YOU AND HELLO LITTLE GIRL ARE UP FOR AUCTION .MANAGER BRIAN EPSTEIN WROTE TITLE TRACKS ON LABEL AND GIVE THEN TO GEORGE MARTIAN .FOUND IN A LOFT COULD FETCH 10,000 POUNDS .A YEAR AFTER 1962 EPTSEIN PASSED THE 78 RPM DISC TO LES MACGUIRE OF GERRY AND THE PACEMAKERS.

Battle of Hastings: Site of 'sequel' fight between sons of King Harold and the Normans tracked down to north Devon

When he was a small boy, Nick Arnold’s grandfather entertained him with stories of a gory medieval battle between Vikings and Saxons which had, according to local legend, taken place close to his home in the north Devon countryside.
Fate took Mr Arnold down the path of a career as a successful children’s science writer but he never forgot his grandfather’s tales and his decision to investigate the reality behind the folklore looks set to change the understanding of English history.
After five years of research, the author of the popular Horrible Science series has pinpointed for the first time the site of the battle as an encounter not between rampaging Vikings and Saxons but the decisive clash in the fight for control of England started by the Battle of Hastings.

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Harold lost in 1066 because he was 'depressed'

A “sequel” to the confrontation which left King Harold dead at the hands of=READ MORE =http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/battle-of-hastings-sequel-tracked-down-to-north-devon-a6891756.html

ITS DANGER RAT.

NOT A NEW SUPERHERO BUT IN TANZANIA 14 OF THESE RODENTS WERE TRAINED TO SNIFF OUT GOLD MINES IN CAMBUDIA .THEY ARE PUT ON A LEAD
BY A HANDLER AND CLEAR 200METRES IN 20 MINUTES .I ADMIT TO NOT BEING A FAN OF RATS BUT  THIS IS A WORTHWHILE AS HUMANS TAKE 4 DAYS TO DO SAME JOB.

SELLING ICE TO NORWAY.

PEOPLE LIVING IN REYKJAVIK,NORWAY WERE SHOCKED TO SEE ICE CUBES ON THE SELVES OF A SUPERMARKET AS NORWAY IS FROZEN OVER FOR MOST OF THE YEAR.

NEW BOOK=HITLERS LAST DAYS MINUTE BY MINUTE

IN THIS BOOK THEIR ARE CLIAMS THAT HE SUFFERED FROM A GENTAL ABNORMALITY CALLED HYPOSPADIAS =MIRCO WIILY=ALSO IT SAYS THAT THE SONG ABOUT HIM HAVING ONE BALL WAS TRUE =UNDESCENED TESTICLE.THESE CONITIONS WERE KNOWN TOO THEODOR MORELL -HIS DOCTOR AND HE WAS GIVEN DRUGS TO BOOST HIS SEX DRIVE TO EVA BRAUN -HIS MISTRESS .Russian troops have reached Berlin. All over the country, people are on the move - concentration camp survivors, Allied PoWs, escaping Nazis - and the civilian population is fast running out of food. The man who orchestrated this nightmare is in his bunker beneath the capital, saying his farewells.

Hitler's Last Day: Minute by Minute is pure chronological narrative, as seen through the eyes of those who were with Hitler in those last tumultuous hours; those fighting in the streets of Germany; and those pacing the corridors of power in Washington, London and Moscow. It was a day of endings and beginnings when ordinary people were placed in extraordinary situations.

Take Sisi Wilczek, fleeing the advancing Russians with her family's vast fortune in a shoebox; President Truman, weighing up whether to use the atomic bomb that his Secretary of War calls 'the most terrible weapon ever known in human history'; German officer Claus Sellier, on a last mission across the country to deliver vital documents; or Allied aircrews dropping food parcels to feed the starving Dutch population.