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To date, Watercar Python amphibian is considered the fastest. This convertible develops amazing speed on the water, and it is also the only car that has access to swimming offshore.
The Most Popular Amphibious Cars
Do Not be Shy… Celebrities Who Used to Work in Fast Food
The path to success and popularity is not an easy one. Many stars had a hard time along the way.
Strengthen the Bones! Which Foods Contain More Calcium Than Milk?
A balanced diet is the foundation of every person’s health. Calcium plays a crucial role in our diet. Let's look at the top 10 foods rich in calcium.
Sleeping Beauty: a Girl With an Unusual Syndrome Sleeps for 2 Weeks in a row!
A girl from Southern California, who suffers from a rare disorder, felt on herself what it means to be a princess from a fairy tale about a sleeping beauty with one difference: no matter how beautiful the prince, he will not be able to "spell" a girl ... How an American lives with a rare disease and what does it have to face in the course of life? This will be discussed further ...
20 Photos on How Power Changes People
The people who are at the helm of government often have a huge responsibility, which alternates with stress tests and critical thinking. Such high-ranking posts are likely to reflect not only on the character and mental order of the heads of state, but also on their appearance. In this collection, we decided to trace how the appearance of the main people of the country changed through the years of their reign ...
Who Do the Most Muscular Hollywood Stars Choose as Their Wife?
More recently, the wedding of the most muscular star and popular actor Dwayne "The Rocks" Johnson made much noise. We decided to find out who the strongest guys in Hollywood take as their wives ...
TOP Unusual Facts About Cars
Did you know why Steve Jobs always drove without numbers and why in the Porsche the ignition key is always on the left? We will reveal these and other interesting facts in this collection of unusual facts that you did not know about cars ...
