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Josée explains that Swedes buy recyclable waste from other countries to run their power plants.

Josée explains that, according to German researchers, carnivorous plants called 'fly-catcher' could count to 5.

Josée explains that a researcher in New Zealand amateur Harry Potter series has named a new kind of discovered wasp Lucius Malfoy in his honor.

Josée explains that there is a contest in France where participants must try to spit a chestnut as far as possible.

Josée explains that there is, in France, a competition of ugliest sweaters.

Josée explains that an aggregation of octopus was discovered near Australia, which is interesting for this usually solitary animal.

Josée explains that a robot was the conductor of an orchestra in Italy during the closing ceremony of the robot festival in 2017

Josée explains that the male penguin offers a pebble to the female to seduce her.

Josée explains that a Swiss chocolatier invented a chocolate that is naturally pink.

Josée explains that a hotel in Belgium offers its customers the opportunity to rent a goldfish during their stay to keep them company.

Josée reports that a girl found her mother-in-law's engagement ring by harvesting a carrot from her garden thirteen years later.

Josée explains that a cake made 100 years ago was found in Antarctica during an expedition.

Josée explains that the tiger is the largest wildcat in the world and some of these physical characteristics.

Josée explains that the male yellow-thighed manakin bird does the moonwalk to impress the females.

Josée explains that the longest suspension bridge is in Switzerland and has been open to the public since 2017.