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Aditya
3 years ago
And how was this transparent leaf made? Washed off by water?
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Kaitlyn
3 years ago
Aditya
Honestly, it looks like water that got frozen on top of a leaf and then someone just took it..
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Mary Ann Bittle
3 years ago
Aditya
There was a link right under the picture to tell you how to do it yourself. I believe it's just soap and bicarb, probably. Just click on the link and find out yourself.
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Emily
3 years ago
The osage orange looks a bit unpleasant, I have never seen such a plant...
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Claire Wozniak
3 years ago
Emily
At first I thought it was a rotten tennis ball..
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Mary Ann Bittle
3 years ago
Emily
It's a tree that produces it. A tree with an attitude, because it has unpleasant little thorns! But the Native Americans used them to make bows with that would outlast any other wooden bow, and settlers loved to use the wood as fence posts, because they'd last a LONG time compared to other wood. And it has an interesting yellow color to the wood, too, but it's so hard to work with, you seldom see furniture built with it.

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Bilal
3 years ago
I hope this bomb from Latvia is not dangerous anymore
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Mary Ann Bittle
3 years ago
Bilal
Sadly, it probably is. There's all the time mines hurting or killing people in old war battle areas, all over the world. They don't get safe, they just get more unstable. I imagine it's the same with the underwater mines.
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Dave Simm
3 years ago
Item 9 is not a ratchet threader. It is a split adjustable die, used for cutting screw threads like a ratchet threader but it does not have a ratchet.
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Dave Simm
3 years ago
Item 7 is not a fishing spear, it is called a Gaff. Used for lifting larger fish out of the water when landing, by hooking into the gill slit.
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Dave Simm
3 years ago
The Pooh door is just a pretend door. It does not have a purpose except to fuel the imagination re Winnie the Pooh. Just like fairy doors that are placed on trees or at the base of buildings.
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