Burnt-Out Electric Car Ends Up in the Junkyard — But Workers Find Something Totally Unexpected

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With only 6,000 kilometers on the odometer, the front of the e-Niro still looked nearly new, but its fate was sealed: it would stay in the scrapyard to serve as a source for spare parts.

Where dismantlers once mainly dealt with engines, exhaust systems, and gearboxes, they now also face high-voltage batteries, software, and electronic modules. The incident with the burned Kia shows how much the field has changed — and that electric cars can sometimes prove surprisingly resilient, even after a fire.

Animals That are More Photogenic Than You

Previously, people did not believe that animals could smile, and believed that their antics were just muscular reflexes. But these photos will prove the opposite to you - animals are not only able to smile, some of them are even more photogenic than people ...

The Most Popular Amphibious Cars

These cars break all ideas about the latest technology and are able to travel not only by land but by water. Which of these amphibious cars will seem most unusual to you?

How Women Live in Saudi Arabia: Bans and Prejudices

Being a woman in Saudi Arabia is not as easy as it may seem to uninformed people. The thing is that inside their country they have more prohibitions than permits, which greatly affects their life in general and their existence in society. The most interesting thing in this situation is that at the legislative level, no prohibitions have been spelled out and to this day exist as a kind of tribute to traditions. But this, of course, does not free the woman from moral repressions and even physical punishment for the slightest misconduct, up to and including loss of life. The one that can and cannot be women in Saudi Arabia will be discussed in this collection.