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How a 5-Ounce Bird Stores 10,000 Maps in Its Head
"It weighs only four or five ounces, its brain practically nothing, and yet, oh my God, what this little bird can do. It’s astonishing. Around now, as we begin December, the Clark’s nutcracker has, conservatively, 5,000 (and up to 20,000) treasure maps in its head. They’re accurate, detailed, and instantly retrievable."
https://goo.gl/PY1uzN
"It weighs only four or five ounces, its brain practically nothing, and yet, oh my God, what this little bird can do. It’s astonishing. Around now, as we begin December, the Clark’s nutcracker has, conservatively, 5,000 (and up to 20,000) treasure maps in its head. They’re accurate, detailed, and instantly retrievable."
https://goo.gl/PY1uzN

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I'm reading "Ebdòmero" by Giorgio De Chirico ! And you?
Join World Book Day celebrations! Tell us, what are you reading?
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http://on.unesco.org/BookDay #WorldBookDay
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Anniversary
To be or not to be...
(William Shakespeare was born 23 April 1564, and died 23 April 1616. Read more here: http://bit.ly/2p20Ezj)
(William Shakespeare was born 23 April 1564, and died 23 April 1616. Read more here: http://bit.ly/2p20Ezj)

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Enjoying meal, good taste and good manners..
Lucius Licinius Lucullus was a Roman general famous not so much for his military glories as for the abundance of his banquets, the refinement of his costumes and the grace with which he received his guests. A man of great culture and humanity, Lucullo, an exponent of the aristocratic class, never renounced the refinement of food and his love for art (quote)
https://sites.google.com/site/theancientromantourguide/gardens-of-lucullus
Lucius Licinius Lucullus was a Roman general famous not so much for his military glories as for the abundance of his banquets, the refinement of his costumes and the grace with which he received his guests. A man of great culture and humanity, Lucullo, an exponent of the aristocratic class, never renounced the refinement of food and his love for art (quote)
https://sites.google.com/site/theancientromantourguide/gardens-of-lucullus
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