Entombed in snow: documenting Japan’s hibernating bats
There are only two species of mammal known to make long-term dens under snow: the polar bear and the Ussurian tube-nosed bat.
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To watch and watch for: Week of Nov. 18
Do you feel winter on its way yet? The Arts & Entertainment section is here with another list of media to make your next week ...
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Weird SNES Games That Are Actually Good
There’s plenty of weirdness to be found within the Super Nintendo’s legendary library, but it’s another thing entirely to be weird and still a good game overall. While infamous games like Shaq-Fu are ...
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British family try Japanese snacks & candy for the first time
A heart-stopping moment caught on surveillance video as a large scaffolding plank falls among pedestrians walking to New ...
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Japanese Peanuts: More Than Just a Snack, Discover Their Amazing Benefits
Japanese peanuts are perfect for any time of the day! Whether you're setting up a charcuterie board with meats and cheeses or ...
These Japanese Advent Calendars Are Filled With Cakes, Cookies, and Candies — Grab Yours Before They Sell Out
These Japan-inspired ones don’t disappoint from Bokksu, Tokyo Treat, and Sugoi Mart are filled with so many delicate snacks ...
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Boca Raton WWII vet's unique skill as teenager kept him off front lines against Japanese
Arthur Polacheck was 17 years old and stationed in Okinawa, an island of Japan, as a radio operator for the United States.
The weirdest, wildest ramen you can eat in Denver
Dragonfly Noodle, with two locations in Denver and Boulder, offers butter-poached Maine lobster tail ramen with wakame seaweed, spicy sprouts, cloud ear mushroom and scallions in a bowl of miso-bonito ...