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The lives of elephants are still a mystery. Can they even communicate telepathically? Let’s hope we can learn more about them before they become extinct. And not all of them live in the jungle. Some of them even create art!

Some elephants live in the desert of Namibia. In BBC News, Rebecca Morelle quotes researcher Martyn Colbeck as saying, “Elephants normally drink every day, but the desert elephant has adapted to go up to five days without drinking. Just behind the tongue they have this little pouch?[which] allows the elephants to?store several liters of water?” They not only drink this water, they use it to give themselves cooling showers with their trunks.

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Yes! No! Yes! – Are cell phones dangerous?or not? One expert says they could kill far more people than either asbestos or smoking. There is evidence that using them for 10 years or more can double the risk of brain tumors. This type of cancer takes at least 10 years to develop, which is why the proof has been slow in coming.

In the March 30 edition of the Independent, Geoffrey Lean quotes cancer expert Vini Khurana as saying, “There is a significant and increasing body of evidence for a link between mobile phone usage and certain brain tumors.” He believes this will be “definitively proven” in the next decade.

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First, Linda is back with another drones witness, this one located by detectives Frankie Dixon and T.K. Davis, who are working for an undisclosed European client. Then we follow up the amazing story that meditation actually CHANGES THE BRAIN with William Henry’s interview of Ilonka Harezi, who tells us about the relationship between our existence in the world of the very large to the profound changes taking place in the quantum, the world of the very small.

Ilonka Harezi’s website is ilonkaharezi.com.

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