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The "new normal" isn't normal AT ALL You are receiving this email because you subscribed to SMH News. If you wish to unsubscribe, click here.  TOP STORIES Russia turns to trained attack dolphins to protect their Black Sea naval base   Source: All That's Interesting It seems that Russia thought "winning" in Ukraine would be easy, but it's already come at a great cost to them.    After Moskva, the flagship of Russia's Black Sea Fleet was destroyed, they aren't taking any more chances. And they aren't leaving any options off the table.    According to one naval analyst, Russia is now resorting to putting trained dolphins to work to protect their Black Sea Kremlin naval base.    Satellite images indicate that this is fact and not fiction, because they've now spotted two water pens at the entrance to Sevastopol harbor in Crimea — which Russian forces annexed from Ukraine in 2014.   Those pens seem to have been located there back in February, at about the same time the Russian invasion began.    So what exactly are these trained attack dolphins expected to do? Read More This extremely rare, serpent-like creature just washed up on a beach and you won't believe the photos and video   Source: NDTV A beachgoer stumbled upon something rare on a New Zealand beach recently. He saw something struggling in the shallow water when he decided to investigate. Much to his surprise, it was a huge, serpent-like creature.    As the beachgoer looked on in awe, a marine biologist, Dr. Bridie Allan just happened to be nearby and joined in on the investigation. Dr. Allan immediately recognized the creature as a rare oarfish, which is a deep-sea creature.    The oarfish unfortunately died, but Dr. Allan suggested it was at the end of its life because she and others tried to help it swim back into the ocean, but it struggled and was unable to move much without floating back to the surface.  Just how rare is finding a creature like this? And why does Dr. Allan believe the deep sea creature ended up in shallow water? Read More How this replica of a famous painting broke two world records Source: Quilling Card With the production of a quilling paper reproduction of Vincent Van Gogh's Starry Night stretching 287.77 square feet, a Massachusetts greeting card firm set two Guinness World Records. The Starry Night replica, measuring 19.09 feet tall and 19.07 feet wide, Quilling Card, a Framingham-based firm that specializes in quilling greeting cards, set the Guinness World Record for biggest quilling paper mosaic. When 300 individuals met in Vietnam to work on the mosaic, the initiative also set a Guinness World Record for the most people quilling at the same time. Read More Crypto's Next "Big Move" Could Start on April 27... Mark Your Calendar TODAY If you're looking to a lot of money in the crypto markets, mark your calendar for April 27... Why? Well, if you've been following Charlie's work over the past few years, you know he and his team have an incredible track record targeting newly listed cryptos. He first bought bitcoin at $5. He recommended Ethereum at $109... before it surged 4,400%. Point being... When Charlie pounds the table on a new penny crypto opportunity... it's probably in your best interest to pay close attention. You can find Charlie's full write-up on the situation by clicking here. WATCH NOW What's inside Austin's Museum of the Weird? This Texas family walked away for 10 minutes and then came back to a rattlesnake on their couch These are the top world records set this month TOP HEADLINES This bear decided to play at being Goldilocks and opened the door To get a pig to stop blocking traffic you'll need the right snacks There's an odd debris field on Mars and NASA's Ingenuity helicopter was able to get photos of it  Check out the tiny robot scientists are using to spy on penguins in Antarctica Woman tries to sell home with her ex-husband still in it Bronx zoo announces birth of this rare kangaroo Welcome Aboard! Want to know the easiest way to never miss an edition? Earn our Platinum loyalty badge! Getting yours is simple - you just have to open our newsletter and click on at least one link inside it at LEAST once a week and you're in! We hope you enjoyed today's edition of SMH News.    Got a story you think will make us shake our heads? Use this link to send it our way and let us know if you want to be anonymous or are dying for a shout out... SMH News 20 North Orange Avenue Unit 1100 Orlando, Florida 32801 United States   © 2022 SMH News. All Rights Reserved.   If for any reason you believe you received this email in error, you can safely ignore it, or click here to unsubscribe.