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No need to throw hands over where your next place is. The answer is right here! But if you do ever come across deer fighting like this, you’ll likely see them doing so with antlers instead of hooves. Deer antlers, or “bone horns” require constant intake of minerals and protein to grow and are covered in short hairs which are velvety to the touch. Antlers can take up to 150 days to grow and reach their peak size during late winter to early spring whereupon they are shed. Of course, not all deer grow antlers, only the males which are known as bucks. There is one exception to this rule, however. Reindeer are the only species of deer that are domesticated and the only species in which both males and females grow antlers. Follow @villagehousejp for more!

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Hop into your new place with style, just like this frog! Or is it a toad? Actually, the difference between a frog and a toad may not be as obvious as it seems. Generally, toads can be told apart from frogs because of their dry and rough skin and their stockier shape, but this isn’t always the case. In fact, the word “frog” is a broad term that refers to a wide variety of amphibians whereas “toad” usually only refers to a specific family of amphibians. So, while all toads are frogs, not all frogs are toads. What both animals share are their affinity for mixed land-water habitats, lifecycle, and diet consisting mainly of insects. Next time you think see one of these little guys, see if you can tell which it is! Follow @villagehousejp for more!

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What better way to celebrate life in a new apartment than with karaoke? Whether you’re a fan of rock, pop, or the classics karaoke is a staple in many countries including Japan, China, the Philippines, South Korea, and the United States. What’s better is that karaoke has existed long enough to inspire a number of records and achievements over the years. For example, the longest karaoke session ever recorded occurred in Italy in 2011 and clocked in at a whopping 101 hours and 59 minutes. That’s more than four consecutive days of karaoke! As for the largest karaoke event, it was held in the Philippines in 2009 and involved about 160,000 participants. Now that's a lot of microphones. Whether you're rocking out with a group of good friends or breaking the ice with new ones, karaoke is truly a time-honored and world-renowned activity. Follow @villagehousejp for more!

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We hope this video inspires you to jump into a new lifestyle! And speaking of jumping, did you know that, according to NASA trampolining is a more effective way of burning calories than jogging? Compared to the action of running, trampolining puts less stress on the ligaments and joints, and just ten minutes on a trampoline can burn as many calories as a thirty-minute jog! Not only that, time on the trampoline also helps develop better coordination, balance and core strength. It really is no wonder that it’s been an Olympic sport since 2000. In fact, it was always inventor George Nissen’s dream to have it become an Olympic sport, and he was able to attend the first Olympic trampoline event in that same year. Follow @villagehousejp for more!

What better way to find your next place to live than an introduction from man’s best friend? Shiba Inu, like this one, have been estimated to have been in Japan since 7000 BC. Despite their small size and adorable smile, they were originally intended for hunting game, both large and small. While, nowadays, you’re more likely to see them on an everyday walk, they are still able to be trained for activities such as dog sports. Shiba Inu, like cats, are independent but extremely loyal to their own family. Follow @villagehousejp for more!

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