Sunday Links

Aardwolves come from the same family as the hyena, but these guys have mohawks!

James Joyce’s Burnt Kidney Breakfast

A history of flooding in the sinking city of Venice  Via

Moonlight towers

The Last of the Iron Lungs Anti-vaxxers need to read this.

Walk Through Old Tokyo with a 300-Year old Map of Edo 

Who Owns The Fish? This brainteaser, reportedly written by Einstein is difficult and Einstein said that 98% of the people in the world could not figure it out.

Fancy A Pint? Here’s Some Little London Pub Drawings 

Magnetic Tape Create magnets using postcards, photos, paintings, cards

The Longform Guide to Adaptations  a collection of great articles that became (mostly) great movies. Via

Browse the CIA's photos of the 1963 Moscow Fair, including declassified cat pics

Holly Golightly would be "divinely and utterly happy," because now, finally, it's possible to have breakfast at Tiffany's

Inside the beguiling sets of coming-of-age film Call Me By Your Name. Intrigued? Here's the trailer.

Dog Folklore: Companion Dogs as Seers, Healers, and Fairy Steeds

Hyper-realistic paintings by Michael Zavros

Canadians Choose Their Favourite Small Towns My town, Niagara-on-the-Lake, is number 2.

12 Pieces of 100-Year-Old Advice for Dealing With Your In-Laws some solid, some dubious, some just plain ridiculous. Via

North Carolina’s thermal inversion and rare sea of clouds

The Treasures Blooming in Canada's Largest Seed Catalog Archive The RBG is home to about 30,000 horticultural catalogs, the largest such collection in Canada. Thanks Bruce!

Space Age style Florida home for sale