Why do animals have tails? Millions of years ago, lots of animals used their tails to help them swim. When some of them left the water behind, their tails changed or disappeared completely. Imagine you live in a world where this last part didn't happen, and everyone has tails – including people. This gives them special abilities. So what if you had an animal tail? Our pets use their tails to communicate. They can reveal a lot about the emotions a dog or cat is experiencing. In the same way, these human tails would show how people feel. Those specialists who can read facial expressions to see if someone is telling the truth would have also learned to read tail movements. This also would make it extra hard to play poker. Your wagging tail would let everyone at the table know when you have a good hand! #brightside Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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What's gonna be your first destination, when the borders are open? Whether for business or for pleasure, flying can be pretty stressful and cause worries. Making your flight on time, getting into a huge line at the airport, having long layovers, changing time zones might all induce stress. However, one can take precautions and use several tips in order for the flight to go smoothly and with as little stress as possible. For example, did you know why it's so important to wear compression socks during each flight, especially if it's a long one. Also, if you put a tennis ball into your carry-on, it might save you time and money for massage visits, as you can get the necessary back massage right on board a plane! 
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Can an octopus attack a human? The giant pacific octopus is huge. An adult octopus is often 16 ft from the tip of one arm to the tip of another – that's almost like three adult people standing one on top of another! The largest specimens can also weigh more than 100 lbs! But the size record is held by a giant that grew to be 30 ft across and had the weight of a whopping 600 lbs! It’s not that easy to come across the underwater giant. Octopuses are well-known introverts. o meet a giant octopus, you would need to travel to the North Pacific coast. It can be Japan, Alaska, British Columbia. Their everyday meal is shrimps, lobsters, clams, or fish. Their largest prey is sharks! So what would happen if you got caught by a giant octopus, which is several times your size? Would you manage to escape or survive such an encounter at all? #brightside Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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