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British found ancient grave was not human The discovery more than 130 years. Retired Sid Saunders of East Sussex, walking in the woods, stumbled upon a small strange stone. At first he thought it was just a piece of concrete, but looking more closely, I discovered that before him an old gravestone. A Man Finds 130-Year-Old Tombstone In The Woods, Cleans It And Finds An Adorable Message On It https://t.co/vHyjHQHbUS pic.twitter.com/tGET5TJiFD — Whatgag Memes (@whatgag) 30 January 2019. Who is buried in this place, Saunders could not understand — it was necessary to clean the stone. When he returned the next day, we were surprised to find that a small monument of the 19th century does not belong to man, and the rabbit. A Man Finds 130-Year-Old Tombstone In The Woods, Cleans It And Finds An Adorable Message On It pic.twitter.com/o9c8xrKSiT — Imran Jutt (@imran_jutt47) 30 January 2019. Apparently, the

Collective nostalgia encourages people to choose domestic goods Nostalgia for some events, experienced by members of a group of people can affect their preferences as consumers of goods or services. People experiencing nostalgia, most likely will choose the products of their country. To such conclusion scientists from Greece, USA and the UK, who spent two very revealing experiment. Their participants were residents of Greece, which the experimenters divided in the first experiment two groups in the second three. NewsTV stepped in front of the fridge In the first experiment the subjects (208, age about 28 years) were asked to write a short, no less than 150 words, a text about some event that has emotional meaning for them and other Greeks. Second, the control group performed the same volume, but emotionally neutral task. In the second experiment had three groups, participated in 121 people aged about 33 years. The first

Cat parasite linked with human schizophrenia Scientists have summed up the biggest at the moment of the study of toxoplasmosis — disease caused by single celled parasite Toxoplasma gondii. The researchers were able to find a link between infection with this organism and the development of schizophrenia. The results were published in the journal Brain, Behavior, and Immunity. T. gondii is a brain-dwelling parasite. It is usually the final host are cats, but according to researchers, they are also infected about 2 billion people worldwide. Proven symptoms most of these people have, but there are hypotheses that it can affect brain functions, for example, for attachment to domestic cats. However, some categories, such as children, pregnant women and people with low immunity may suffer directly from toxoplasmosis, which can lead to significant damage or miscarriage. NewsGirl patted a stray cat and was paralyzed In the new work under the guidance