Bir kuş Hz. Süleyman'a gelerek, kanadını bir dervişin kırdığını söyler. Hz. Süleyman, dervişi huzuruna çağırır ve kısasın yerine getirilmesini ister. Kuş, dervişin kolunu kırarsanız, kolu iyileşince yine aynı şeyi yapar diyerek öne atılır. Hz. Süleyman, derviş hırkasını çıkartın ki, benim gibi kuşlar bundan sonra aldanmasınlar der.

Discover the incredible story of African Americans who came to Montmartre, Paris during the 1920s and 1930s with similar dreams and used their expressive culture to change the city forever. Follow the footsteps of legends such as Josephine Baker, Eugene Bullard, Ada 'Bricktop' Smith, and the Harlem Hellfighters on a two-hour walking tour with a guide from Walking the Spirit Tours.

Playboy has launched a new mobile app called Playboy NOW, which is completely safe-for-work. The app marks a strategic shift to make more content that mainstream America can feel comfortable sharing with their peers. Playboy Enterprises CEO Scott Flanders said that nudity is just an unnecessary attribute in today's media landscape. The company began seeing dramatic growth in users on its social media pages, mostly sharing and commenting on its non-nude content. The new app is a smart media play and has the potential for growth.

New research has found that octopuses are able to 'see' with their skin, as it contains the same pigment proteins found in their eyes. The skin responds to light and can help the creature visualise its surroundings. The study also found that the chromatophores under the skin of an octopus reacted most strongly to blue light and hardly responded to red light. This proves that an octopus' skin can operate independently and isn't just responding to instructions from the brain and eyes.