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Jerry Mathers as The Beaver, was one of the few stars of the classic TV series Leave It to Beaver who appeared in the pilot It's a Small World, which never aired as an episode within the series. / - 0 / 0

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Lear's Macaw is a Brazilian parrot that nests in sandstone cliffs.
Prince Mikhail Semyonovich Vorontsov fought in the Napoleonic Wars, founded Odessa, and commanded the Russian invasion of the Caucasus in 1844.
Kotetsu, a Japanese ironclad battleship, was originally intended to be Stonewall of the Confederate States Navy but was not delivered until after the end of the American Civil War.
In the Battle of the Rice Boats in the American Revolutionary War, the militia of the Province of Georgia drove a squadron of the Royal Navy out of the Savannah River.
The 1961 vintage of Château Latour is consistently listed among the greatest red wines of all time.
The European Robotic Arm will be able to travel around the exterior of the International Space Station under its own control.
Kaiyō Maru, a Japanese steam warship, was the flagship of Admiral Enomoto Takeaki of the rebel Republic of Ezo in the Boshin War.
The villain Scar of Disney's Lion King was based on a Barbary lion.
The Japanese manga character Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo can command his own body hair to perform various martial arts.
Navajo codetalkers directed naval gunfire onto Japanese positions in the Battle of Saipan.
The Arctic Winter Games are held biennially for athletes from the "circumpolar North".
Fort Caspar in present-day Casper, Wyoming was founded in 1859 at a prominent crossing of the Emigrant Trail across the North Platte River.
British World War I officer James Edward Edmonds wrote nearly half of the 29-volume History of the Great War.

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