May 2016 - Page 3 of 8 - Curious Links

Edible Six-Pack Rings Feed Marine Life If They End Up In The Ocean

(via Huffington Post) Saltwater Brewery in Delray Beach, Florida, has created edible six-pack rings that feed, rather than kill, marine

(via Great Big Story) One of the most iconic computer games of your youth was actually created before computers existed.

(via YouTube) Cardistry – the performance art of playing card flourishing, evolved centuries ago from magicians who thought to add

(via Neatorama) Isn’t it funny how much we all, as children, look forward to celebrating our birthdays and how we

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(via Digg) Wyoming artist Danny Shervin likes to create work that honors wildlife, and his favorite medium to work involves

(via Amusing Planet) When architect Solomon Willard arrived in Quincy, Massachusetts, in 1825, and discovered a granite ledge in a

(via Amusing Planet) Devon Island in Baffin Bay, belonging to the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, is the largest uninhabited island on

(via Atlas Obscura)In the years after the Civil War, a small group of itinerant view makers traveled the country to

(via Collector’s Weekly) Hoboes are not bums. They were really migratory workers. When they first emerged in the United States

(via Great Big Story) Most people associate ramen with broke college students, but the story behind these instant noodles is

(via Ars Technica) The recklessness and bravado of the first seven Mercury astronauts are immortalized in the 1979 Tom Wolfe

(via Atlas Obscura) Don’t worry, no one gets the nuclear codes until AFTER the election… maybe. In July, after each