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Austin Harvey

A staff writer for All That's Interesting, Austin Harvey has also had work published with Discover Magazine, Giddy, and Lucid covering topics on mental health, sexual health, history, and sociology. He holds a Bachelor's degree from Point Park University.

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Archaeologists Just Discovered A 3,500-Year-Old Jewelry Collection In An Egyptian Necropolis

Archaeologists Just Discovered A 3,500-Year-Old Jewelry Collection In An Egyptian Necropolis

The collection of jewelry was discovered at the Tell El-Amarna necropolis by a team of Egyptian and English archaeologists.

The World’s Largest Freestanding Cylindrical Aquarium Just Burst And Spilled 1,500 Fish Into Berlin’s Streets

The World’s Largest Freestanding Cylindrical Aquarium Just Burst And Spilled 1,500 Fish Into Berlin’s Streets

"It felt like an earthquake," said one hotel guest.

This Translucent Clam Was Thought To Have Gone Extinct 30,000 Years Ago — Researchers Just Found One Alive In California

This Translucent Clam Was Thought To Have Gone Extinct 30,000 Years Ago — Researchers Just Found One Alive In California

The tiny 10-millimeter mollusk was found by marine ecologists looking for sea slugs near Santa Barbara.

Two Calves Just Ran Away From A Live Nativity Scene In North Carolina, Leading Police On A 16-Hour Search

Two Calves Just Ran Away From A Live Nativity Scene In North Carolina, Leading Police On A 16-Hour Search

The recovery mission involved a police drone, a trailer, a pontoon boat, and a 40-person rescue team.

A Pair Of Banned Emus Have Just Returned To An Australian Pub — With Babies

A Pair Of Banned Emus Have Just Returned To An Australian Pub — With Babies

Two emus named Kevin and Carol were previously banned from the Yaraka Hotel for bad behavior.

Inside 9 Historically Inaccurate TV Shows — And The Big Mistakes They Made

Inside 9 Historically Inaccurate TV Shows — And The Big Mistakes They Made

From the numerous factual errors in Dahmer to the brotherhood that never existed in Vikings, see how some of your favorite TV shows got historical events totally wrong.

165-Year-Old Pair Of Jeans Recovered From A 19th-Century Shipwreck Sells For $114K At Auction

165-Year-Old Pair Of Jeans Recovered From A 19th-Century Shipwreck Sells For $114K At Auction

The jeans, which may have been made by Levi Strauss, were auctioned off as part of a collection featuring items from the sunken “Ship of Gold,” the S.S. Central America.

South African Man Killed While Talking To A Swarm Of Bees He Thought Were His Ancestors

South African Man Killed While Talking To A Swarm Of Bees He Thought Were His Ancestors

Nkosentsha Njimbana, 58, died on November 4 after attempting to communicate with the bees outside his home in Tamara, near Qonce in South Africa's Eastern Cape.

A Puppy Was Just Rescued After Surviving A ‘Miracle’ Swim Across The Hudson River

A Puppy Was Just Rescued After Surviving A ‘Miracle’ Swim Across The Hudson River

The dog was found beneath the pier at Independence Harbor in New Jersey udays after it ran away from its owner in Manhattan.

The True Story Of David Knotek, The Abused Husband And Accomplice Of Shelly Knotek

The True Story Of David Knotek, The Abused Husband And Accomplice Of Shelly Knotek

For almost 20 years, David Knotek stood by as his sadistic wife Shelly Knotek abused their friends and family members — and he eventually assisted her with murder.

44 Vintage Photos Of Speakeasies, The Underground Bars Of Prohibition-Era America

44 Vintage Photos Of Speakeasies, The Underground Bars Of Prohibition-Era America

While Prohibition was in effect in the United States from 1920 to 1933, speakeasies popped up across the nation as places where people could buy alcohol illegally.