• 1970 Plymouth Superbird 🏁 Homologated with approximately 1,920 road-going examples to qualify for NASCAR competition, the Superbird was born as an extreme evolution of the Road Runner: an elongated nose cone to reduce drag and a towering rear wing designed to generate clean-air downforce and ensure high-speed stability on ovals exceeding 200 mph. Richard Petty’s return to Plymouth was pivotal: behind the wheel of the 43, he exploited the winged car’s aerodynamic efficiency and top-end speed t

Derek describes the Inca’s fascination with elongated skulls…remains once considered sacred and tied to communication with the gods. He notes that while many examples show signs of intentional shaping, others appear anatomically distinct, with greater cranial volume and unusual bone features. Legends suggest these individuals held spiritual importance, serving as oracles and symbols of divine connection within ancient Andean culture. Catch the full episode: YouTube https://youtu.be/pyoSo2TWTcQ?s