30 Most Powerful Photos Ever

#30 A firefighter gives water to a koala during the devastating Black Saturday bushfires in Victoria, Australia, in 2009

This is exactly the message that this photograph gives out as we see a firefighter feeding water to a cuddly and helpless koala which was probably injured during the devastating bushfires that marked Black Saturday in Victoria State of Australia five years ago in 2009. It is truly a touching photograph and shows human compassion at its best. Giving water to a tiny koala may have been the last thing on the fireman’s mind, given the magnitude of the disaster but he never failed in his duties towards a living being. The parched koala sure seems relieved at this gesture no doubt.

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Wasp's Venom Kills Cancer Cell

Wasp’s Venom Kills Cancer Cells

Brazilian wasp’s venom kills cancer cells without harming normal cells. ~ http://bit.ly/1mWW2rG

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Mysterious 'alien eggs' baffle the internet after being found in the middle of a frozen lake

The strange object has baffled the internet - and viewers have been attempting to offer suggestions as to what it might be

Two friends were left baffled after discovering a mysterious mass on a frozen lake in Utah - leaving them to believe it could be "alien eggs".

The pair film the giant object before poking at it with their fingers and confirming its 'slimy' texture.

Bizarrely, the icy mass was a perfectly circular shape, permeated with small holes radiating from the centre.

A voice is heard saying: "You don't just see s*** like this man. Maybe it's aliens. Maybe it's alien eggs."

Bizarre: The strange shape in the ice has left the internet baffled

13 Foods That You Should Not Feed Your Dog

Foods That Are Toxic For Your Canine Friends

Never feed your dog toxic human items such as: chocolate, onions, grapes, raisins, yeast dough, artificial sweeteners, macadamia nuts, avocadoes, alcohol, or coffee. Consult your veterinarian with any questions on what is safe and what is harmful.

Chocolate

You’ve likely heard that you’re never supposed to feed a dog chocolate, and there’s a reason for that. That delicious candy contains caffeine-like stimulants known as methylxanthines. Chocolate also contains theobromine, a naturally occurring stimulant found in the cocoa bean, theobromine increases urination and affects the central nervous system as well as heart muscle. While amounts vary by type of chocolate, it’s the theobromine that is poisonous to dogs. If ingested in large amounts, chocolate can cause vomiting, diarrhea, irregular heartbeat, seizures and even death.

Evidence that brain-chemical imbalance drives autism symptoms

Study links autism symptoms to disregulated levels of neurotransmitter GABA; flags potential avenue for developing treatments

December 17, 2015

Imbalances in inhibitory GABA brain cell receptor activity (left) have been implicated in autism. A new study looks more closely at GABA brain activity and autism-related difficulties with screening out distracting images. The findings suggests a promising direction for future medicines. Illustration courtesy SAGE Therapeutics.

For the first time, researchers have documented a direct link between the severity of someone’s autism symptoms and brain levels of the neurotransmitter GABA, or gamma-aminobutyric acid. The findings advance hope for treatments that ease autism symptoms by enhancing the action of GABA – the brain’s primary “calming,” or inhibitory, neurotransmitter.