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Sarbi, a Special Forces dog, was found after 14 months missing.

In 2008, an Australian Special Forces dog named Sarbi went missing for nearly 14 months after an ambush in Afghanistan. An American soldier found her with a local man and confirmed her identity using voice commands. Sarbi was then reunited with her handlers, marking a joyous end to her long ordeal.

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Music-induced goosebumps indicate stronger emotional responses and deeper musical connection.

People who experience goosebumps or “shivers” from listening to music tend to feel much stronger emotions in response to it. They are generally more emotional, and music plays a significant role in their daily lives. This heightened sensitivity to music is linked to deeper emotional experiences.

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Koko the gorilla signed “cry” upon hearing of Robin Williams’ death.

In 2001, Koko the gorilla met Robin Williams, who made her smile for the first time in over six months. When Williams passed away in 2014, Koko, known for her sign language skills, overheard the news and signed the word “cry,” expressing her sorrow.

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Oriini Kaipara made history with her traditional Māori face tattoo.

Oriini Kaipara, a New Zealand prime-time news anchor, made history by being the first person to present a prime-time news bulletin while wearing a traditional Māori face tattoo known as a moko kauae.

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Seven out of ten Americans consider their mom cool and frequently pamper her.

In a survey, 7 out of 10 Americans said their mom is a “cool mom.” Many reported learning about responsibilities from their mothers. As adults, these respondents tend to spoil their moms with gifts, appreciating the lessons and support they received.

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98-year-old Ada moves into care home to support her son.

Ada Keating, a 98-year-old mother, moved into an assisted living home to help care for her 80-year-old son, Tom. When Tom moved into the Liverpool care home for support, Ada followed a year later. She visits him every morning and evening, saying, “you never stop being a mum!”

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An Oregon mother donates 600 gallons of breast milk due to Hyperlactation Syndrome.

Elisabeth Anderson-Sierra, an Oregon mother with Hyperlactation Syndrome, produces ten times the average amount of breast milk. She dedicates five hours daily to pumping and has donated over 600 gallons of milk in two years, supporting hundreds of parents in feeding their babies.

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Stan Lee feared Daredevil offended blind, later received positive letters.

Stan Lee, co-creator of Daredevil, initially worried that blind people might be offended by the exaggerated depiction of their enhanced senses in the comics. However, he later received letters from blind readers expressing their enjoyment of Daredevil stories, which they had read to them.

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Alle Sayers joined Virgin Australia, showcasing professionalism and dedication. Proud!

Alle Sayers recently joined Virgin Australia and quickly proved her professionalism. Initially starting in a work experience role, she secured a permanent part-time position.

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Sanitation workers found $5,000 in trash, refused offered reward.

A Long Island woman accidentally discarded an envelope with $5,000 meant for her mortgage. Sanitation workers tirelessly sifted through tons of trash to find it. Despite her offer of a reward, they refused any compensation. Their dedication ensured the recovery of the lost money.