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‘LITTLE’ JOE PESCI SINGS ‘GOT TO GET YOU INTO MY LIFE’ BY THE BEATLES ON 1968
COVER ALBUM

Joe Pesci is not only a great actor but according to his 1968 album "Little Joe
Sure Can Sing" where he sings songs by The Beatles.



ORPHANED BABY ANTEATER LEARNS TO FORAGE WITH HELP FROM HIS TEDDY BEAR

The Merazonia Wildlife Rescue shared the story of Goliath, a baby giant anteater
who learned to forage with the help of a teddy bear.


PET CHICKENS COME RUNNING FOR TREATS

Ciara Dyer shared a an adorable video of her backyard chickens rushing towards
her as she held treats out for them.


AN AMAZING NORTEÑO COVER OF ‘THIS CHARMING MAN’ BY THE SMITHS

The EZ Band performed an amazing Norteño cover of "This Charming Man" by The
Smiths on traditional mariachi instruments.


PREPARING A HISTORIC ‘PUMPION’ PIE RECIPE FROM 1670

Max Miller of Tasting History prepared a 1670 recipe for "pumpion pie" while
sharing the history of this ubiquitous holiday dessert.



HOW LEGENDARY BACH TRUMPETS ARE MADE

ParsonsMusicLTDMedia shared a fascinating visual tour showing how legendary Bach
trumpets are made.


BLACK LEOPARD KITTEN RESCUED FROM A TRAVELING CIRCUS BECOMES A BIG CUDDLY FAMILY
CAT

A black leopard named Luna, who was rescued as a kitten after rejection by her
mother, lives a wonderful life with her humans and dog bestie.


HOW WASTEWATER IS MADE TO BE SAFELY DRINKABLE

A transforming TED-Ed lesson written by Francis de los Reyes explains how
wastewater can be made drinkable by two different treatments.


HOW TURKEY BECAME THE BIRD OF CHOICE FOR THANKSGIVING

Weird History Food looks at how turkey became the bird of choice for
Thanksgiving, noting that it wasn't present at the original dinner.



OLIVIA COLMAN READS AN AMUSING 17TH CENTURY DEMAND LETTER FROM A COUNTESS TO HER
HUSBAND

Olivia Colman read aloud a demand letter from Elizabeth Compton, Countess of
Northampton to her husband Lord William Compton in 1618.
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