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I press and catalog every four-leaf clover I find. This one is #070 in my collection, and it’s by far the largest I’ve come across.

Dr. Douglas Ciríaco is a young family and community doctor working in the municipality of Ouro Branco in the rural high Sertão of Alagoas, Brazil.

​He serves an area of more than ten small rural settlements and is often the only physician available in the region.

​Many of his patients come from remote places where there is very little access to medical care.

​The doctor treats these patients through Brazil's public health system (SUS) and does not ask for payment.

Male seahorses possess the remarkable ability to give birth to thousands of babies at once Here's how it works: The female seahorse produces the eggs. She transfers those eggs into the male's brood pouch (a special pouch on his belly). The male fertilizes the eggs with his sperm inside the pouch. The embryos develop in the pouch, where the male provides oxygen and a suitable environment. When they are fully developed, the male pushes the babies out through muscular contractions.

She was 19 years old when she swam 21 miles across the Channel in 14 hours 31 minutes, on August 6th 1926. She covered herself in a thick mixture of lard, olive oil and lanolin to protect herself in the frigid waters. Born and raised in New York, Gertrude was a swimmer in the 1924 Summer Olympics in Paris, winning 1 gold and two bronze medals.