You sometimes hear that we have gone further out into space than into the planet we live on. This is true! But just how far have dug? And how far do we still have to go to reach the center of the earth (where there surely are no dinosaurs).
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Read moresource: The Gorilla Foundation /Koko.org The worlds coolest gorilla has died (yes even cooler than Harambe). You see this Gorilla could speak with humans using real words. Ko [...]
Read moreYou sometimes hear that we have gone further out into space than into the planet we live on. This is true! But just how far have dug? And how far do we still have to go to reach the center of the earth (where there surely are no dinosaurs).
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