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The walrus that has taken over a gin distillery’s boat

The walrus that has taken over a gin distillery’s boat

Wally the walrus, plus GPS coordinates to within an atom and statistical holes in weather forecasts, in Feedback’s weekly weird round-up

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What to do when sharing a golf course with a crocodile

What to do when sharing a golf course with a crocodile

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Even exorcists are now working remotely

Even exorcists are now working remotely

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The strange case of an octopus with 36 arms

The strange case of an octopus with 36 arms

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Why ‘100 billion molecules per serving’ is not as good as it sounds

Why ‘100 billion molecules per serving’ is not as good as it sounds

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How big is the moon when seen through your legs?

How big is the moon when seen through your legs?

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The unexpected ability that correlates with intelligence

The unexpected ability that correlates with intelligence

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The missing link: rise of the PR agent with a smattering of hypertext

The missing link: rise of the PR agent with a smattering of hypertext

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Does quantum physics explain why parcel delivery times are so vague?

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Does quantum physics explain why parcel delivery times are so vague?

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That time the weather was forecast to be 152 degrees

That time the weather was forecast to be 152 degrees

A handy new way to cook poultry, plus scale uncertainty, new oceans and a persistent Weed in Feedback's weekly weird round-up

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How large is a cubic metre of water?

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The Royal Mail’s ambitious move into three dimensions

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Is a self-portrait a self-portrait if the portraitist has no self?

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The peculiar case of asking Alexa for the mass of a neutrino

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