Think your morning Starbucks packs a punch? That’s just the beginning. From grocery store staples to ultra-charged brews, we’re diving into the most caffeinated coffees in the world—and just how much buzz they bring.

Disclaimer:Most health experts recommend limiting caffeine intake to 400 mg per day for adults. Many of the coffees in this episode far exceed that in a single cup. If you’re sensitive to caffeine or have health conditions, always consult with a healthcare provider before trying extreme brews.

Pablo Escobar once imported four hippos for his private zoo. Decades later, they’ve multiplied into the largest wild hippo population outside Africa—and they’re causing chaos in Colombia. How did this happen, and what do you do with too many hippos?

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During the Cold War, intelligence agencies created entire fake towns to train spies and simulate enemy territory. Some were so realistic they even had working shops and homes—but no real residents. Why were they built, and what happened inside?

Moving to a new town is one thing—but what if the entire town had to move with you? In the 1900s, one American town was forced to relocate, building by building. Why did it happen, and how did they pull it off?

Fasting isn’t just about skipping meals—it can trigger powerful changes in your body and brain. From burning fat to cellular cleanup and even boosting mental clarity, let’s break down the science-backed benefits of fasting.

You’d think the original footage of the first moon landing would be carefully preserved forever, right? Well, in one of the biggest archival blunders in history, NASA accidentally erased the original tapes. How did this happen, and what did they do to fix it?

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