News Bites

In today's News Bites:

A sushi restaurant sues a customer, and a mega den of rattlesnakes. Eww!

And in today's Tasty Tidbit…the Eiffel Tower in France never rusts. Ever wondered why?

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In today's News Bites:

Keeping macaques at a safe distance, and changing the Notre Dame.

And in today's Tasty Tidbit: some monkey jokes!

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In today's News Bites:

Taiwan has plans to make the internet safer, and scientists find more victims in a historic ruin.

And in today's Tasty Tidbit…a secret language only twins can understand!

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In today's News Bites:

More help for homeless animals, and the whole bean goes in the bar!

And in today's Tasty Tidbit...some dog jokes.

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In today's News Bites:

A workshop in Taiwan turns plastic waste into sunglasses, and the Paris mayor wants to keep the Olympic rings on the Eiffel Tower!

And in today's Tasty Tidbit… did you eat your vegetables at lunch?

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In today's News Bites:

Taiwan introduces a ban on animal performances, and living with tigers!

And in today's Tasty Tidbit…some fearful things.

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So, in today's News Bites:

Taiwanese tourists like to travel to Japan the most, with over 3 million traveling there in 2023.

Interestingly, Taiwan is also a popular destination for Japanese tourists, ranking second in a recent survey.

They’re attracted by the short flight distance, delicious Taiwanese food, among others.

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No one truly knows how the pyramids of Egypt were built.

These massive structures are made from heavy stone blocks.

Scholars have proposed various theories, including a hydraulic lift.

But there isn’t any evidence to support any of them.

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In today's News Bites,

A man’s curiosity led to a new eco-friendly fabric.

It is made from recycled oyster shells and plastic bottles.

People who wear clothes made from this fabric stay comfortable, warm, and dry.

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A man was bored during the pandemic, so he started collecting trading cards.

A woman showed him her father’s huge collection.

He bought it and now he’s having a lot of fun with it.

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The Ministry of Environment in Taiwan is launching a campaign to address the issue of cigarette butts littering the environment.

The campaign involves installing cigarette waste bins in public areas and enforcing stricter penalties for littering.

The goal is to encourage smokers to dispose of their cigarette butts responsibly and create a cleaner, healthier environment for everyone.

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The Air Guitar World Championships in Finland is a unique event where contestants pretend to play guitar without actually using one.

This year marked the 27th time the competition took place. Contestants are judged on creativity, stage presence, and overall performance.

The event promotes inclusivity and unity, welcoming people from many different backgrounds.

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In today’s News Bites...

Taiwan’s first home-built satellite, Triton, is helping scientists predict heavy rain more accurately.

Each day, Triton gathers information, which scientists turn into wind speed reports. 

The Central Weather Administration already uses Triton’s wind and wave data to help forecast weather, especially during storms.

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Scientists have found new evidence that there is water deep below the surface of Mars.

This water is trapped in small cracks in the rocks of the planet’s crust. The discovery was made using data from NASA’s InSight mission.

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