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Given their enormous size, piliated woodpeckers are plenty strong enough to break mirrors, but such behavior is “definitely weird.”

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Massachusetts Town Sees Woodpecker Invasion

“Lots of birds will be aggressive against reflections in mirrors, but I don’t usually hear about woodpeckers,” she said.

Photo Credit: Janelle Favaloro photo via AP

A baby vulture at a New York zoo is being fed not by another bird but by hand puppet

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NYC Zoo Is Feeding Baby Vulture... With A Hand Puppet

Photo Credit: Terria Clay/Wildlife Conservation Society via AP

runaway kangaroo moves down a stretch of interstate in Tuskegee, Ala.

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Sheila, Runaway Kangaroo, Shuts Down Alabama Interstate

Photo Credit: Austin Andrew Price via AP

Honda Civic

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Man Unknowingly Buys Back His Own Stolen Car!

Photo Credit: Keizo Mori/UPI

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A small waffle pictured next to two pieces of breaded, fried chicken and a cup of syrup

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KFC Chicken And Waffles Returns After 5-Year Absence

Chicken and waffles is making a comeback at KFC after five years.

Photo Credit: KFC/ABC News

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Young people

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7 Words Prove Gen Z Is Making Up Slang To Confuse Others

Every generation has its own lingo, but there’s something about Gen Z’s linguistic creativity

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Man in a room filled with memorabilia

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He Worked With Walt Disney To Shape Disneyland. Now At 93, Boy, Does He Have Stories

Bob Gurr, the designer of the monorail, the Matterhorn Bobsleds, the Haunted Mansion "doom buggies" and more, isn't slowing down.

Photo Credit: LA Times

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Seeing Double: New York High School’s Graduating Class Has 15 Sets Of Twins

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Seeing Double: New York High School’s Graduating Class Has 15 Sets Of Twins

Plainview High School is home to no less than 15 pairs of twins who will be graduating this spring.

Photo Credit: News 12 Long Island

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Store front of bakery

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NJ Bakery Asks Customers Wearing Strong Perfume, Cologne To Use Drive-Thru

The bakery says the lingering smell makes it difficult to breathe for some of its cashiers who suffer from asthma.

Photo Credit: 6 ABC

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A baseball field, believed to be the oldest in the United States, was set to receive official recognition this week.

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The Oldest Baseball Field In The US Is In... Honolulu?

A baseball field, believed to be the oldest in the United States, was set to receive official recognition this week.

Photo Credit: KHNL/KGMB/City of County of Honolulu

Source: local12.com

The Chipotle Mexican Grill logo is seen on a storefront, in Boston.

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Chipotle Opening Its First Store... In Mexico

The company is confident that its menu will resonate with Mexican diners.

Photo Credit: AP /Michael Dwyer

Boston Marathon Race Director Dave McGillivray, right, sends a group of Massachusetts National Guard members across the start line, launching the 129th edition of the race, in Hopkinton, Mass.

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129th Boston Marathon

The town of Hopkinton, located about 26.2 miles west of Boston, is the gathering place for a field of about 30,000 runners preparing for the trek to Copley Square.

Photo Credit: AP Photo/Jennifer McDermott

The Sky Project Ultra robot also known as Tien Kung Ultra is awarded the gold medal after winning the Humanoid Robot Half-Marathon held in Beijing

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Cool...Or Creepy? Robots Run Half-Marathon With Humans

The bipedal robots of various makes and sizes navigated the 13.1-mile course supported by teams of human navigators, operators, and engineers, in what event organizers say was a first.

Photo Credit: AP Photo/Ng Han Guan

David Corenswet, star of the upcoming film "Superman," is pictured on a video screen discussing the role alongside fellow cast members and filmmakers during the Warner Bros. Pictures presentation at CinemaCon

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Is 'Superman' Modeled After Jesus, Moses? New Movie's Superman Lives Values, Sanctity Of Life, Positive Masculinity

While scholars, comic book writers and fans alike are struck by the religious undertones in Superman comics, they say what separates Superman from the ever-growing pack of superheroes is his singular ability to bring hope in a hopeless world.

Photo Credit: AP Photo/Chris Pizzello