"TIL about a New Jersey history professor who was telling a story to his class about how a ranger saved his life in a canyon at night in Texas in 1940. The ranger had managed to track him down and coincidentally walked in to the classroom right as the professor was telling the story."
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Phillip 3 year s ago
#4 LOL yes, they can produce green fur, but do not in this case.
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Dea 3 year s ago
#20 it is because they swim a lot.not because they live on ice
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Reynold 3 year s ago
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They stay on ice in the ocean for most of every year=marine. They retreat to mainland areas during the summers when the ice melts.
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Fel 3 year s ago
#27 Not true, copper is so soft. I saw a documentary about guys who try to replicate sphynx. After a few hits, they have to reshape the chisel.
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Augustina 3 year s ago
#10 - Stop giving us imperial measurements, 95% of the world's people think in metric.
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Jefferey 3 year s ago
#11 I got a glimpse of the herd on my way to Hurst Castle back a few years ago
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Francis 3 year s ago
#3: Guess what they are still called in Germany: Seeigel which is exactly the translation off "Ocean hedgehog" 
They stay on ice in the ocean for most of every year=marine. They retreat to mainland areas during the summers when the ice melts.