Scientists started a safe for work OnlyFans account called OnlyMarms for chunky marmots after research funding dried up

OnlyMarms is a safe-for-work OnlyFans page created by UCLA researchers studying yellow-bellied marmots in Colorado after years of research funding cuts threatened one of the world’s longest-running wildlife studies. Rather than posting adult content, the account shares exclusive photos and videos of the chunky, charismatic marmots as they eat, play, dig burrows, and interact in the wild, allowing supporters to subscribe or leave tips that help fund the research.
Steve Ballmer giving a presentation at Microsoft’s 25th anniversary, September 5th 2000

In Japan, the broccoli in “Inside Out” was replaced with green peppers, which are more universally hated by Japanese children

The Spice Girls for Melanie C’s Wedding Day on Saturday

$2.50 for a bottle of warm bottle of Kirkland is diabolical

In 2022, customers saw SHEIN clothing tags with emergency SOS messages written onto them, traced from China

This is what the pyramids used to look like. They were covered with polished white limestone and had a peak made of pure gold.

FBI’s most-wanted hacker of the ’90s, Kevin Mitnick, reportedly knew the FBI was closing in on him. By the time agents raided his home, he had already erased his computer logs and allegedly left behind a box of donuts labeled “FBI”

Bicep Muscle Of An Average Adult Tiger.

The stapes is the smallest bone in the human body, measuring less than the size of a single grain of rice.

New designs for euro(€) banknotes, these are two out of ten designs to pick which the general public can vote on.

Slavery memorial Door of No Return in Ouidah, Benin

Log Ship carrying 6.7 million board feet of timber


This is Sarpa salpa, a fish that can cause vivid LSD-like hallucinations when eaten, and was allegedly used as a recreational drug in Ancient Rome

World’s oldest Cave-art or Paintings: Archaeologists believe these handprints which were discovered in Muna Island, Indonesia are 67,800 Years old.

Downtown Houston in 1970s was a massive parking lot. It was estimated that nearly 50% of the downtown land area was dedicated solely to parking.

In the Late 1800s, Scientists Believed Zebras Could Replace Horses—But After Decades of Training, Crossbreeding, and Failed Experiments, Their Wild Nature Proved Impossible to Tame

The million dollar webpage. Owner sold a 1,000×1,000 pixel page a pixel at a time for a dollar per pixel.

Sohna and Mohna Singh are conjoined twins from Punjab, India. Born in 2003 with two hearts and two pairs of arms but shared legs, liver, and gallbladder. Abandoned at birth, they were raised in a shelter and now work as electricians for the Punjab State Power Corporation.










