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1 day ago · R. Thriller. Drama. Swallow is a psychological drama that delves into the life of Hunter, a newly pregnant housewife living a seemingly perfect life with her wealthy husband. Struggling with ...
1 day ago · To mitigate the negative physical effects of binging on TV while eating, Dsouza recommends avoiding distractions, eating slowly, and choosing nutrient-dense foods like whole foods and healthier ...
14 hours ago · 5 Black Lace-Weaver Spiders. gailhampshire. When the young spiderlings of the black lace-weaver spider, or Amaurobius ferox, are born, they’re obviously hungry, as babies tend to be. At first, this hunger is served with a strategy that’s definitely gross, but only borne from a mid-level nightmare — their mother feeds them “trophic eggs ...
4 hours ago · The calcium in jackfruit strengthens bones, while its rich vitamin C and iron content is highly beneficial for those suffering from anaemia. It also enhances the immune system. Many individuals also believe that pregnant women should avoid eating jackfruit as it can lead to potential miscarriage. Let’s take a look at some of the benefits of ...
3 days ago · These films, from laugh-out-loud funny party movies to epic teenage party movies, perfectly capture the spirit of unforgettable celebrations. Whether it's the wild escapades of high school party movies or the nostalgic charm of the classics, each film in this collection promises a unique viewing experience.
3 days ago · Mom always told you to eat your vegetables, but who knew that one day they might eat you? Here's our ranked list of the best horror movies about killer plants, including everything from '60s classics to modern horror films .
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23 hours ago · Brain eating amoeba in Kerala claimed the life of a 14-year-old boy in Kozhikode, Kerala. The child, who was named Mridul, swam in a contaminated pond and then was infected with Naegleria fowleri ...
