Giant Sloth Milk in Patagonia

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"The Patagonians, wild, powerfully built Indians, had succeeded in domesticating the giant sloth, the mylodon, whose amiable disposition and gigantic bulk had made it possible for the prehistoric natives to fence this huge mammal in a cave where they fed it with cut grass and milked it—perhaps a barrel or more at a milking.

"This sloth was one of the stupidest animals that ever lived on the face of the earth. For that reason it was easily tamed. Its dimensions seemed to correspond closely to the animals I had found."

Well, that was Richard D'Orsay's story. You can bet it left me gasping.

Dick will, I know, attempt to return to that same valley in the Lianganati region and perhaps photograph the monster.

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🇮🇹 Museo dei giocattoli, anno 1960

🇭🇲 Toy Museum, 1960

🇧🇷 Museu dos brinquedos, ano 1960

🇫🇷 Musée des jouets, année 1960


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🇮🇹 Nel 1863, Jules Verne scrisse il libro «Parigi nel ventesimo secolo», in cui prevedeva l'apparizione di automobili, razzi, illuminazione elettrica delle strade, internet, femminismo e molto altro.

Tuttavia, il romanzo fu pubblicato solo 131 anni dopo: l'editore lo ritenne troppo incredibile.

🇭🇲 In 1863, Jules Verne wrote the book "Paris in the Twentieth Century", in which he predicted the appearance of cars, rockets, electric street lighting, the internet, feminism and much more.

However, the novel was only published 131 years later: the publisher considered it too incredible.

🇧🇷 Em 1863, Júlio Verne escreveu o livro “Paris no século XX”, no qual previa o surgimento de automóveis, foguetes, iluminação elétrica nas ruas, internet, feminismo e muito mais.

No entanto, o romance só foi publicado 131 anos depois: o editor considerou-o demasiado incrível.

🇫🇷 En 1863, Jules Verne écrivit le livre « Paris au XXe siècle », dans lequel il prédisait l'apparition des automobiles, des fusées, de l'éclairage électrique des rues, d'Internet, du féminisme et bien d'autres choses encore.

Cependant, le roman ne fut publié que 131 ans plus tard : l'éditeur le jugeait trop incroyable.


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🇬🇧 Pushkin's Last Duel

The poet Pushkin took part in many duels and lost his life to the man who was rumored to be his wife's lover.

Alexander Pushkin was born in 1799 in Moscow, to a noble family. He was a famous poet, writer and playwright, considered the great poet or the star of Russian poetry. Throughout his life, he participated in numerous duels. Although illegal, these duels were very common at the time.

The philosopher Mikhail Seleznyov wrote in his biography of Pushkin that the great Russian poet fought in 26 duels. However, historians have only been able to verify five of them. In most cases, Pushkin and his opponent made peace or did not come to an agreement and then called off the duel. However, the duel of 1836 ended in tragedy.

The origin was rumors that his wife, Natalia Goncharova, was having an affair. In November 1836, an anonymous article circulated claiming that Pushkin had been "deceived". Pushkin believed that the French officer Georges d'Anthès was his wife's secret lover. Pushkin met Natalia in 1828, when she was 16 years old. She was one of the most famous beauties of Russia.

Georges d'Anthès's ties to the Russian royal family and his physical attractiveness allowed him access to the St. Petersburg high society, then the capital of the Russian Empire. To defend his honor from the rumors, Pushkin challenged d'Anthès to a duel to the death.

The duel took place in Chernaya Rechka, a suburb of St. Petersburg, and the conditions were very harsh. In other European countries, duelists usually shoot at a distance of 25 to 30 steps, but in this case, the distance was only 10 steps. D'Anthès fired first and seriously wounded Pushkin in the abdomen. Pushkin fell to the ground, but managed to return fire at his opponent, grazing D'Anthès's right hand. The poet died two days after the duel.

The Tsar tried to take care of Pushkin's family after his death. He settled his debts, decreed a one-time pension of 10,000 rubles for the family, provided maintenance for his widow Natalia and her daughters, and took the poet's son as his personal assistant and stripped d'Anthès of his military rank and banished him from Russia.

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