That is, in fact, Jeannette Charles, an actress and queen Liz look alike. Although, I personally don't see the resemblance.

So from what I can tell neurosurgeons get paid anywhere from $395k to $733k. But remember, they also have to pay malpractice insurance which can be up to $150k. The average NBA player makes about $7.7 million, NFL is $2.9 mil, MLB is $4.5 mil, and NHL is $2.7 mil. And Lionel Messi raked in $84 mil last year. So not quite sports star salary.

Even us pharmacists/pharmacy techs have trouble reading scripts sometimes. Reading a script with messy handwriting is mostly process of elimination. There are only so many drug names and sets of directions, so its relatively easy to narrow down what they were trying to write. Also, most of the time the directions are written in sig codes (essentially abbreviated latin), so if you don't know them it just looks like gibberish. As for the sign in the pic, I can only make out "________ or ______ now! -signature" the rest is just squiggles as far as I can tell.

Ah, thanks. Yeah, the real one is much more stunning.

No, couldn't find it. Could you link it?

For those interested: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/edward-mordrake/

Thanks, I stand corrected :) Of course it would have to be the one time I didn't have time check the sources. I was on my lunch break and thought 'hmmm, looks like a decently respectable website'. I should honestly know better than to trust random articles on the internet. Lol.

Actually it seems legit - https://cattime.com/cat-facts/14507-semi-feral-cats-with-rare-moscow-mutation

Image search only comes back with this post, so seems legit.

Yeah, you'd probably have to carve it in sections just to be able to move it afterwards.

So I was only able to find a single article claiming to have found a tardigrade (egg) in a meteorite and said article seems a bit sketchy. The egg was claimed to have been found in the meteorite MIL 03346. This meteorite was found in December 2003, not 2014 as the article claims. And the entry for that meteorite on NASA's website makes no metion of anything found inside it. Granted, It is theoretically possible for certain species of tardigrade to survive the trip, just highly unlikely.

While they can survive some of the most extreme conditions (including space for a limited time), they evolved on Earth. The reason they look so alien is because they're extremely old. The oldest fossil we have is from 530 million years ago. That is just after the first appearance of multicellular life and they haven't changed a hell of a lot since then.