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Paleontologists have identified a previously unknown relative (Suskityrannus hazelae) of T. rex that stood just below 3 feet at the hip. The discovery is shedding new light on the evolutionary origins of tyrannosaurs, while providing a glimpse of these fearsome creatures before they reached enormous sizes. |
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Prior to the 1964 GTO the displacement limit for GM A-bodied midsize cars was 330 CI. Due to the success of the GTO, it was raised to 400 CI. Olds was first to react to the GTO when sales numbers went from zero to 10,000 in 60 days and decided to jump into the new youth market. To disguise their smaller 330 CI engine they chose a moniker that ignored it: 442 - 4 BBL Carb, 4 Speed, Dual Exhausts. |
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The 1970 Rebel Machine is introduced to the press/public at the 1969 NHRA World Finals at Dallas International Motor Speedway on October 25, 1969. 10 cars were brought: 3 for NHRA officials to drive, 3 for a parade led by "Miss Golden Shifter" Linda Vaughn (above photo) and the remaining 4 placed in AMC dealerships in the Dallas Ft. Worth area. |
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The 1 of 1 1968 Z/28 Convertible built for Chevrolet Executive Pete Estes was the first muscle car to break the $100,000 mark at auction in 1991. |
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Though you see them all the time, the F60x15 RWL Goodyear Polyglas GT tires were never an option on the Challenger R/T. Only E60x15s. The F60s were standard on the Hemi. |
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From it's first year (1967) to it's last year (1971) the 3 speed Torqueflite auto trans was standard on the GTX. In 1967 you could substitute the 4 speed manual at no charge. But beginning in 1968, if you wanted the 4 speed, you had to order the HD Sure-Grip Performance Axle for an additional $138.90. In 1969 it was called the Track Pak and cost an additional $142.85. This remained a mandatory option for 4 speed GTX cars through 1971. |
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1967 Skylark GS 400 - Special Order Paint: Winter Park Turquoise |
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A bee’s wings beat 190 times a second, that’s 11,400 times a minute |
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An ant-eating assassin bug piles its victims onto its body to scare predators. |
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An Australian tiger beetle is probably the world’s fastest running insect. A fierce hunter, it can reach speeds of 9 kilometers (5.6 miles) per hour when chasing prey. |
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The largest prehistoric insect was the Griffenfly, a precursor to today's Dragonfly. It had a wingspan of 28 inches which is the wingspan of a Great Billed Parrot https://i.postimg.cc/QCVB6TvN/ddd.jpg |
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Terracotta pots are totally on trend right now but their large drainage hole makes them messy accessories to have in your garden. Keep your patio tidy and avoid continuous cleanups by lining your plant pots with coffee filters. They'll stop soil falling out the bottom while their porous nature will ensure water can still drain away. |
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Give yourself a break from constant watering by planting an upside-down filled drinks bottle in pots and flower beds. Wedge the bottle near the plant at least a few inches deep and water will gently seep out over a long period of time keeping the surrounding soil damp and moist. This handy hack is perfect if you're away from home for a long stretch too. |
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Once you’ve enjoyed your morning eggs, don’t waste the eggshells – they're the perfect addition to your garden. Not only a free fertilizer and a great composting option, they also deter garden pests and even cats. Simply rinse them, crush them and spread them around the base of your plants for a multitude of benefits. |
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This brilliant hack uses damp newspaper to smother weeds by starving them of light. It takes a little time to spread the paper around your plants but it means an end to the back-breaking work of pulling these horticultural pests out of the ground and it's pesticide-free. The best part is that the newspaper will decompose into mulch, which also feeds the soil. |
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