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Now see one dude do it on skis. I have an Animal Rescue video that will leave you slackjawed. This is from the International Fund for Animal Welfare youtube channel. This is india. Whoa. The poor guy is upside down in a canal or irrigation ditch. The elephant is about 10 years old was coming with its herd trying to get into this area late at night. Fell into this irrigation ditch and ended up on its back. There is nowhere he can go. Hes stuck. How do you work with a huge animal like that thats f...

Now see one dude do it on skis. I have an Animal Rescue video that will leave you slackjawed. This is from the International Fund for Animal Welfare youtube channel. This is india. Whoa. The poor guy is upside down in a canal or irrigation ditch. The elephant is about 10 years old was coming with its herd trying to get into this area late at night. Fell into this irrigation ditch and ended up on its back. There is nowhere he can go. Hes stuck. How do you work with a huge animal like that thats f...

Two sealed and intact bottles of harvested cherries were found beneath a brick floor at George Washington’s Mount Vernon home.

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Archaeologists at George Washington's Mount Vernon estate in Virginia recently dug up 18th-century bottles filled with a puzzling liquid. The liquid may be the remains of cherries.

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Archaeologist says the glass bottles contained cherries that had been preserved since the colonial era in the 18th century - three centuries ago.

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The bottles amount to “an out-of-the-box, next level, spectacular find,” said Jason Boroughs, Mount Vernon’s principal archaeologist.