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The Survival Kit in a Sardine Can is the handiest little survival kit you can own – and it’s literally packed in a sardine can. It contains:

• a compass
• whistle
• matches
• first aid instructions
• razor blade
• pencil
• non-aspirin pain reliever
• fire starter cube
• adhesive bandage
• energy nugget
• reflective signal surface
• fish hook & line
• duct tape
• wire clip
• note paper
• tea
• sugar
• salt
• gum
• watertight bag
• safety pin
• antibiotic ointment
• alcohol prep pad

All in an airtight, waterproof container. The survival kit can can be used to boil water or cook in, the lid as a signal mirror.

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The naked mole rat is native to the drier parts of the tropical grasslands of East Africa, predominantly South Ethiopia, Kenya, and Somalia. Typical individuals are 8–10 cm long and weigh 30–35 g. Queens are larger and may weigh well over 50 g, the largest reaching 80 g. They are well-adapted for their underground existence. Their eyes are just narrow slits, and consequently their eyesight is poor. However, they are highly adapted to moving underground, and can move backwards as fast as they move forwards.(Wikipedia)

Mount Etna (East coast of Sicily) is the largest active volcano in Europe, currently standing about 3,326 m (10,910 ft) high, though it should be noted that this varies with summit eruptions. The mountain is 21.6 m (71 ft) lower now than it was in 1865.

Etna Volcano is one of the most active volcanoes in the world and is in an almost constant state of eruption. Although it can occasionally be very destructive, it is not generally regarded as being particularly dangerous, and thousands of people live on its slopes and in the surrounding areas.

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Insect Lab is an artist studio that customizes real insects with antique watch parts and electronic components. My only question is “Why?”.

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