What’s the smartest bird on Earth? Which creature has an ear between its legs? And how do bears go to the bathroom while hibernating? I’m guessing very quietly. Here are the most random yet fascinating facts for all the animal lovers out there! Other videos you might like:
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The most dangerous bird in the world is the cassowary. 0:19
Kiwis have tiny ones under all their fluffy feathers. 0:34
The alligator snapping turtle catches its prey by going fishing.0;48 The Striated Heron throws a leaf or stick in the water as bait. 1:10 Jellyfish don't have blood or a heart to pump it. 1:28
A hippo’s skin gives off a red oil that protects the animal from sunburn. 1:42
There are real Flying Dragons in the rainforests of Southeast Asia. 2:03 There are poisonous birds out there. 2:23
Starfish can cover their prey with their stomachs and eat it outside the body. 2:35
Sea cucumbers can do the same party trick but they leave part of their guts behind to scare their attacker. 2:46
Crows and ravens are the smartest (and sneakiest!) birds on Earth. 2:58
But the brainiest of them all is the New Caledonian crow. 3:10
A koala's fingerprints are almost identical to human ones. 3:23
Dolphins have highly developed communication. 3:28
A bird's feathers weigh more than its skeleton. 3:39
The most fearless beast on Earth that really doesn’t care is the honey badger. 3:43
Their cousin, the European badger, builds extensive underground burrows called setts. 4:03
The praying mantis has an ear between its legs. 4:18
Sea turtles are constantly crying. 4:26
The Black Swift is a mysterious bird that lives, eats, and even sleeps in the sky. 4:35
Fish can fly too. 4:51
When a bear hibernates, its pulse and metabolism slow down. 5:04
Loud noises might not wake a bear from deep sleep, but that doesn’t mean you should go near one. 5:32
The Heikegani crab lives off the coast of Japan and has a distinct pattern on its shell that looks like a human face. 5:46
The fastest bird is the Peregrine Falcon. 6:00
Polar bears touch each other's nose to say hello and ask to share food. 6:11
Birds use singing to mark territory and attract mates. 6:18
Pearlescent layers accumulate inside oyster’s shell until they form a round pearl. 6:34
Owls are considered one of the most dangerous predatory birds. 7:03
People used to bring canaries to mines to alert of danger. 7:21
Flamingos stand on one leg to keep warm. 7:34
All over the globe, monuments have been dedicated to sparrows to show thanks to the birds for keeping insect pests away. 7:41
When hunting, tigers and lions let out a deafening roar that literally stuns their prey to the point that it can’t move. 7:49
The first bird to be domesticated by humans is the goose. 7:57
The way beavers build their dam is one of nature’s greatest secrets.
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There’s nothing more aggravating than getting repeatedly interrupted by yourself in the middle of a conversation. And those hiccups are hard to hide, and never seem to go away – just super awkward and uncomfortable in any social situation! Is there anything we can do besides just wait for the hiccups to release their grip?? Hiccups start in your diaphragm. If it gets irritated, it’ll spasm, causing you to unexpectedly suck in air. Luckily, there are some natural remedies you can use to kick those annoying hiccups to the curb, and some will even work in a pinch! Other videos you might like:
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Ice Cold Water 1:24
Hold Your Breath 1:44
Sugar 2:06
Vinegar 2:31
Peanut Butter 2:52
Lemon 3:17
Chamomile 3:47
Pinch Your Nose And Swallow 4:17
Cough or Burp 4:44
Swallow with Your Mouth Open 5:05
Scare Those Hiccups Away 5:36
Swallowing Three Times 6:09
Take a Hot Bath 6:35
Breathe Essential Oils 7:00
Warm Milk 7:25
Stand on Your Head 7:47
Stick Your Tongue Out 8:15
Distract Yourself 8:37
Hot Sauce 9:14 #hiccups #naturalremedies #brightside SUMMARY:
-Guzzle down a cold glass of water as quickly as you can. The cold water will shock the system and “distract” it from the hiccups.
-Inhale deeply, and hold your breath for as long as you can.
-Get a teaspoon of white or brown sugar and hold it in your mouth for about five seconds.
-Swallow ½ a teaspoon of white, malt, or apple cider vinegar. Wash it down with a glass of water.
-Put one teaspoon of peanut butter in your mouth and hold it there. After a few seconds, swallow it. -The sourness will make you want to swallow lemon juice hard and quickly, and this will interrupt and stop your hiccups.
-Chamomile will relax the diaphragm and stop the spasms that are causing your hiccups.
-This interrupts your normal breathing pattern, so it should interrupt your hiccups too.
-When you anticipate the next round of hiccups, cough or make yourself burp.
-As soon as you feel the need to swallow, do so, but make sure to keep your mouth open.
-When you get startled and jump, the release of adrenaline and your body tensing up both affect the diaphragm.
-Try to quickly swallow three times in between hiccups to restore diaphragm control. -Heat is a good way to relax any muscle, including the diaphragm.
-Essential oils should relax your diaphragm and restore your normal breathing pattern. -Warm milk has a calming effect as good as any essential oil.
-Standing on your head turns the diaphragm upside down, shocking it out of spasms.
-Sticking your tongue out as far as it will possibly go will work a nerve that’s connected to your diaphragm.
-If you’re doing something you enjoy, your diaphragm will relax and stop spasming. -The heat will certainly change up your breathing pattern, and your body will be busy doing some serious temperature control. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Our planet is about 4.5 billion years old and it has a history of doing shadowy things, such as creating landmasses and then making them disappear. Around 1 billion years ago, a mysterious supercontinent was formed, and it swallowed and flipped the mainland inside out. And that could happen again quite soon in geological time. The historical period when the land connected to become the Rodinia supercontinent and the time frame it split are a big foggy. Geologists believe that roughly every 600 million years we are met with the same fate. Our continents connect to form a huge landmass; our oceans connect to form a super-ocean; and then they split. Other videos you might like:
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The first supercontinents 0:53
Rodinia begins to split 1:39
The ozone layer is formed 2:56
The Earth’s litoshpere 3:40
The alternating cycles of the Earth 4:20
Subduction zones 5:07
Introversion and extroversion shifting methods 6:11
The ocean disappears 7:31
The next supercontinent 8:22 #earthhistory #supercontinent #brightside SUMMARY:
-The first supercontinent ever was Nuna. Then, after some more million years, Rodinia. It collected most of the Earth’s landmasses and then split around 750 million years ago.
-The breakup was triggered by a superplume – huge rising jets of hot molten rock in the Earth’s mantle began expanding. That caused enormous volcanic eruptions that were later found in every continent. -The ozone shield started forming a little after the Rodinia continent appeared. Since its appearance, it began absorbing higher levels of radiation from the sun, and that allowed life on land to flourish. -According to one of the papers, the Earth has two alternating cycles. The first one runs for 600 million years and it brings all the landmasses together. The second cycle lasts for double the time – around 1.2 billion years — and a new super ocean is born.
-Subduction zones are the boundaries that mark the collision between tectonic plates. When tectonic plates meet at a subduction zone, one bends and then slides under the other.
-During the introversion method, the oceanic crust dives back into the Earth’s hot mantle. But extroversion is quite different. That method creates a new super ocean and a fresh landmass.
-Both Nuna and Rodinia had the same super-ocean surrounding them. When the Oceanic crust started to subduct, Rodinia began separating and the sea disappeared. Interestingly, that super ocean re-appeared as the Panthalassa in the formation of Pangea. -The future hypothetical supercontinent is given the name of Amasia. Right now, the tectonic plates are moving North, which includes Australia and Africa. It is estimated that in a few hundred million years all the landmasses excluding Antarctica will connect in the North Pole to form the Amasia. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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If you were in elementary school before 2006, there's a good chance you had to memorize the order of the 9 planets in our solar system; Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, URinus—also pronounced UrANUS, and finally Neptune, and Pluto. Now, if you're currently in elementary school, you might be saying, "Wait, there were nine planets?” So, what happened to Pluto? It’s not like it’s gone anywhere. It’s still out there on the edge of the solar system, as cold and far away as ever, so what changed? Other videos you might like:
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What happened to Pluto? 0:46
What does the word planet mean? 1:26
How large is Pluto? 3:12
If it has a satellite, is it a planet? 4:03
The discovery of Eris 4:59
What does it take to be a planet now? 5:31
Scientists who believe Pluto is a planet 6:11 #pluto #spacefacts #brightside SUMMARY:
-Pluto hasn't changed, but our understanding of it has. We know way more about space than we did one hundred years ago.
-From the age of Galileo to the nineteenth century, planet referred to any object orbiting the Sun. So astronomers kept finding countless planets. -We know that Pluto is only one 459th the size of planet Earth, making it smaller than the moon and only about twice the size of the former planet Ceres. – Charon may be smaller than Pluto, but not that much smaller. One half the diameter might seem like a big difference, but not compared to the differences in size between the other planets and their moons.
-While Eris is slightly smaller than Pluto, initial measurements placed it as somewhat more massive. This added one more strike against Pluto’s status as a planet.
-First, a planet must orbit the Sun. Number two is that the object must be a sphere, or at least nearly so. Pluto checks the first two boxes but runs into trouble with number three, which says a planet must have "cleared the neighborhood" around it.
-Scientists who disagree with the IAU’s ruling and want to call Pluto a planet once more propose that any object with enough mass to maintain a spherical, or nearly spherical, shape would qualify as a planet. Preview photo credit: Global Mosaic of Pluto in True Color: By NASA/JHUAPL/SwRI, https://www.nasa.gov/image-feature/global-mosaic-of-pluto-in-true-color
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Cockroaches are unsanitary and annoying pests that are unwelcome guests in any home. But the smelly and expensive pesticides out there on the market are just as unpleasant and unsafe! So ditch the toxic chemicals, and try these 100% natural ways to keep roaches out of your house for good! Basic things like garlic, lemons, or vinegar will be your best friends if you want to get rid of those insects. If you try any of these natural remedies over time but it doesn’t seem to make a difference, then it’s probably high-time to call a professional! Other videos you might like:
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Know where and why infestations start 0:28
Bay Leaves 1:09
Garlic or Cayenne Powder 1:33
Lemons 1:52
Vinegar with Peppermint Oil 2:21
Neem Oil 2:49
Soap Solution 3:15
Catnip 3:48
DIY Traps 4:21
Baking Soda and Sugar Trap 4:43
Duct Tape Trap 5:22
Slippery Jar Trap 6:03
The Coffee Trap 6:45
If none of the above helps … 7:26 #cockroaches #getridofinsects #brightside SUMMARY:
-Infestations usually start in the kitchen, especially in those dark hard-to-clean spaces behind and under cabinets and appliances.
-Try tucking bay leaves or leaving a clump in those hard-to-clean places. This method may take a lot of bay leaves and patience, but it’s a nice natural way to send roaches packing. -You can use garlic- or onion powder, and sprinkle it in and around their favorite hangout spots.
-The lemon juice will effectively repel these pests, and your kitchen will smell amazing too!
-Just fill a medium-sized spray bottle with mostly vinegar, and add enough drops of peppermint essential oil so that you can smell it. Spray your kitchen and bathroom. -Neem oil keeps away a lot of insects and pests because it contains a certain chemical that’s poisonous to them.
-Cockroaches and similar pests breathe through the pores of their shells and skin, so when they start crawling around in this soap, the borax will get the job done. -Put some fresh catnip leaves in a sachet – you know, those little sheer drawstring bags usually used for steeping tea – or other porous bag. Cockroaches can’t stand it. -Once you’ve put the traps together, place them in the spots where you think the roaches are coming from, like nice dark places for them to look for food and water. -The sweet sugary smell attracts roaches, so they eat the powder mixture. Once they take a drink of water, it reacts with the baking soda, and, well, let’s just say the roaches get a bad case of bubble guts.
-Cut a sizable strip of duct tape off the roll, maybe about the length of your forearm. Put the strip sticky-side-up, and fold down each end so that it’s easy to pick up and dispose of later on. You’ll also need a bait.
-The cockroaches will climb in to go after the bait, but they won’t be able to climb back up the slippery surface to escape.
-Roaches are drawn to the smell of coffee too, so they’ll climb in after the grounds but won’t be able to get out since they’re not the greatest of swimmers.
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Bangkok, 2016. A man is going to the bathroom. He is getting ready to relax when all of a sudden, something crawls out of the toilet pipe and bites him. The man keeps his wits about him and calls the rescue service. The intruder is soon pulled out of the toilet, and it turns out to be a 10-foot python! Yes, there was a python in the potty! And this case is not the only one. Rescuers pull out dozens of snakes from toilets around the world every year. And, not only snakes get in there, but also octopuses, rats, frogs, and what not. Other videos you might like:
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How pythons get inside sewers 0:36
They get out in a different place 2:25
Pet snakes that escape 3:46
Snakes falling from trees 5:13
Rats in the sewer pipes 5:37
Other creatures in the sewers 6:08
What should you do if this happens 7:00 #snakes #survivaltips #brightside SUMMARY:
-Driven by the smell of food, a python doesn't notice that the jungle has ended, and human dwellings are all around. There, the snake gets inside the sewer. -Snakes wander around the sewers for a long time, crawl to the source of air and light, out a long S-shaped pipe and see a human. -There was a case when python knocked out the terrarium's roof glass and escaped. Snakes can escape not only from home terrariums but from zoos too.
-There were cases when snakes fell from tree branches directly onto a house's roof or got into an apartment through air vents.
-Rats get into the sewer on purpose: they know there is a lot of good food in your apartment. Sometimes they even manage to get into the kitchen.
-In some countries, such as Australia, funnel-web spiders can enter the sewers. Frogs can easily end up in your bathroom too. Another animal that could theoretically end up in the sewers is an octopus.
-If this is some small creature, like a rat or frog, then wash it off. Thanks to the fat on their fur, though, rats float in the water easily. Also, there are ultrasonic devices that produce a low-frequency sound. People don’t hear it, but it’s making rodents go nuts. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Do you like to travel? If you answered “yes, of course”, chances are, you spend a good deal of your life up in the air. Planes get you to your destination in not time, driven by life and pure magic. You seem to know them well, but I bet there are some unanswered questions. Find out how can you get a free extra meal on your next flight? What do passengers do to annoy them the most? What am I talking about here? It’s flight attendant secrets and nightmares finally revealed. Stay till the end to find out what they might be calling you behind your back! Alright, here we go. Other videos you might like:
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They’re judging you during boarding. 0:23
And one of them is counting you! 0:38
Some passengers take life vests from the plane. 0:56
They’re not kidding when they ask you to turn your electronics off. 1:10
If you use the bathroom before takeoff, they let the pilot know. 1:30
Flight attendants aren't paid to help you lift your bags. 1:49
Their schedule is intense. 2:04
They don’t all know each other. 2:30
You make their job harder by roaming the aisles after takeoff. 2:53
You’re allowed to ask for more food! 3:16
You can get better service in the back of the plane. 3:33
Bottled drinks are your best friends during the flight. 4:02
Flight attendants aren't waiters. 4:21
They aren't your personal butlers either. 4:44
They don’t have ALL the answers. 5:07
They can’t stand when you stick your used napkin in your cup. 5:25
You can open the bathroom door from the outside. 5:41
The cabin isn't the cleanest place in the world. 5:55
Flight attendants know if you use aerosols on board. 6:20
There are rest compartments for the crew. 6:32
They ask you to lift the shades for a reason. 6:48
They can spice things up if they want! 6:59
The crew has their own secret language. 7:20 #flightsecrets #planes #brightside SUMMARY:
-If you're acting a bit off as you get on the plane, they might mark you down as a potentially problematic passenger.
-During boarding, they’re holding a special counter to keep track of how many passengers have boarded!
-If your life vest is missing, it’s probably become a souvenir for a sticky-fingered passenger before you. -If everyone uses their phones, it can seriously interfere with communication between air traffic control and the cockpit!
-The plane won't take off until you're out of the bathroom.
-Flight attendants only get paid for actual flight hours.
-There’s no fixed work week.
-In most cases, the crew only learn who they're flying with right before the trip.
-When passengers choose to stretch their legs or go see a friend in the other row, it starts a traffic jam.
-There are some leftover meals on almost every flight. If you're hungry for more, it never hurts to ask!
-You can normally get the best service in the back of the plane. -The onboard tanks it comes from don't get cleaned that much.
-Their main duty is to assist the captain in keeping things on board safe and acting fast in case of any unexpected situations.
-If you just want a glass of water, you can stretch your legs and go get it. -Don’t use the call button to ask the crew where the plane is flying right now.
-They have to fish napkins out and throw them away separately, and that just wastes their time. -If your kid is stuck inside or something, you just have to lift the lavatory sign and slide the knob into the unlock position.
-The tray tables just get a quick wipe down with one rag for all the rows. -A hair spray or deodorant will set off the alarm if you use it on board.
-Larger airplanes have little hidden rooms for the crew to rest.
-The emergency-exit shades must be up so that the flight attendants can see if it's safe outside before they open the doors. -You can sometimes see flight attendants make it more of a stand-up comedian piece or even dance on board!
-PAX is short for passengers. UM is an Unaccompanied Minor. Preview photo credit: Passengers standing to disembark from an airplane: By ruramos/Depositphotos.com, https://depositphotos.com/273843452/stock-photo-passengers-standing-to-disembark-from.html
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It helps you avoid traffic jams and shows you the way in an unfamiliar city. But is that all GPS is good for? Turns out, it’s used for all kinds of stuff, like feeling earthquakes, finding treasures – it can even save you from a rendezvous with a shark! GPS is so efficient and precise that even people far away from the epicenter can be notified and have enough time to get ready for a big quake or evacuate. Wildlife migration tracking is very important in the conservation of endangered species. GPS is perfect for this goal! GPS is used to monitor your vehicle’s location in real time. Other videos you might like:
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It can feel an earthquake. 0:26
Farmers use it! 0:46
Robots would be lost without GPS. 1:04
It's used for surveying. 1:27
Volcano observatories make use of it. 1:47
GPS can help save endangered species. 2:19
You can use it for treasure-hunting! 2:46
Artworks are safer with it. 3:05
You can use GPS to make giant works of art! 3:35
GPS analyzes the atmosphere. 4:00
It measures snow levels too. 4:23
It makes weather forecasts more accurate. 4:50
It’s great for tracking pets! 5:12
You can track people too! 5:36
It saves people from sharks! 6:10
You can track your luggage. 6:47
You’ll always know where your vehicle is. 7:06
It works for fishing and hunting. 7:24
It’s useful in mining. 7:44
It could be the key to transport in the future! 8:04 #GPS #interestingfacts #brightside SUMMARY:
-Using advanced GPS receivers, scientists can tell how large and destructive an earthquake will be in a matter of 10 seconds.
-Thanks to GPS receivers, farmers can map their lands and send tractors and other equipment to certain crops for weeding or harvesting.
-Without GPS, robots used in the industrial, agricultural, and mapping spheres wouldn't be able to do their job.
-GPS is a perfect technology for creating high accuracy maps, measuring objects, and monitoring changes. -With time, GPS receivers rise or sink because of magma shifts. If you monitor the changes, you can see where exactly magma is flowing.
-GPS is perfect for wildlife migration tracking because you can get data about the animal's movements remotely through a satellite.
-Geocaching has become a popular hobby since the early 2000s. There are digital treasure maps with clues on where to find caches or trinkets.
-When you attach a tracker to an art piece, thieves will think twice before stealing it.
-Baltimore artist Michael Wallace made his city his canvas. He attached a GPS tracker to his bike, installed mapping software, and moves in intricate patterns creating digital art.
-GPS helps measure the amount of water vapor in the atmosphere that can come out as torrential rains.
-Scientists can learn how much moisture there is in the soil or how much snow there is on the surface using the echoes that bounce off the Earth and go to the GPS receiver.
-There’s hardly enough of the latter in some parts of the world, especially the oceans and polar regions. GPS helps fill that gap.
-Attaching a GPS microchip to your dog or cat's collar can save you a ton of nerves and time in case they chase after something and go missing.
-You can get a tracker in the form of a key chain, pendant, watch, you name it!
-One organization GPS-tagged about 50 sharks living mostly off the East Coast of the US. Once they get too close to the shore, the lifeguards are informed, and they let everyone else know it’s time to get out of the water.
-A GPS tracker can help you locate your suitcase wherever it is.
-GPS is used to monitor your vehicle’s location in real time.
-If you don't want to spend hours looking for that very place using trees or rocks as landmarks, GPS can help.
-Accurate GPS helps guide machines to natural treasures, drill safely, avoid collisions, survey, and manage entire operations.
-Driverless cars work with the help of GPS. Preview photo credit: Visitors take pictures in frront of Mona Lisa after it was returned at its place at the Louvre Museum in Paris on October 7, 2019: By ERIC FEFERBERG/AFP/East News, https://www.eastnews.ru/pictures/picture/id/78694376/i/20/t/127
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I was recently invited to a party. And while I was having fun, I began to think about all the things that make a party a party: Why are all the cups red? And who invented barbecue, dancing, and birthday wishes? It turns out that the first birthday party was in Ancient Egypt in 3000 BCE! Wish-making tradition dates back to Ancient Greece, and in England, coins and jewelry were put into the cake, which was then divided among all the guests. Here’s what else I found out! Other videos you might like:
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Happy Birthday 0:19
Make a wish 1:42
BBQ 2:57
Snacks 3:50
Red cups 4:43
Pinata 5:32
Dance 6:38
Fireworks 7:24 #party #traditions #brightside SUMMARY:
-The first birthday party was in Ancient Egypt in 3000 BCE. Only the pharaohs and their heirs were allowed to celebrate them. It was the same in Ancient Rome – only the kings and high-ranking officials got a feast on their special day.
-In Ancient Greece, a special pie was brought to the temple for the birthday of Artemis. The pie itself symbolized the moon, and the candles – the light from it.
-BBQ became popular thanks to George Washington in the 18th century! And he learned to BBQ from African Americans.
-In 1853, chef George Crum brought his signature dish to a rich client – french fries. However, the guest didn't like how thick the potato was cut. So, Chef Crum jokingly decided to cut the potatoes into paper thin slices and then fry them.
-In 1970, the American company "Solo Cup" first released its iconic plastic red cups. They instantly became popular with young people. They are red so that you can easily find your drink on the table – the red color stands out. Second, from a psychological point of view, the red color calls for decisiveness and action.
-Pinata-like rituals have appeared in all corners of the planet. But it's believed that it originated from China, where the ancestors of the pinata were paper lanterns and dragons.
-A very long time ago, people didn’t dance because it was fun, but to conduct pagan rites. They even took dance movements from animals.
-The first fireworks appeared in China and looked like this: a bamboo stick was thrown into the fire, bamboo banged loudly and it was believed that this scared away evil ghosts. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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