What is celebrated on July 10 in Ukraine and the world

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On July 10, the day of the founder of the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, Anthony, and the birthday of inventor Nikola Tesla are commemorated. Also celebrated are Piña Colada Day, Kitten Day, and Bee Protection Day.

Today, Ukraine honors one of its most important saints - Anthony, the founder of the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, while the global scientific community celebrates the birthday of the genius Nikola Tesla. Also observed are Piña Colada Day, Kitten Day, and Bee Protection Day, making this day truly interesting and multifaceted, reports UNN.

Nikola Tesla Day

A global holiday dedicated to the birthday of the outstanding Serbian-American physicist, engineer, and inventor Nikola Tesla, born on July 10, 1856. His brilliant discoveries in the fields of alternating current, magnetism, and radio engineering literally created the modern world. On this day, scientific communities promote innovation and remember the scientist's legacy.

Global Energy Independence Day

An environmental holiday closely linked to Nikola Tesla Day. It aims to promote alternative energy sources, i.e., solar, wind, and geothermal energy, and reduce humanity's dependence on fossil fuels.

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International Town Criers' Day

An unusual historical holiday celebrated in many European countries in honor of people who, in the era before the press and the internet, read out decrees and news in town squares.

Bahamas Independence Day

The main national holiday of the country. On July 10, 1973, the Bahamas officially gained independence from Great Britain, although they remained part of the Commonwealth of Nations.

Mauritania Armed Forces Day

Mauritania Armed Forces Day is celebrated on July 10 in memory of the bloodless military coup of 1978, which ended a war that was exhausting for the country. Since the state is located in the complex Sahara region, the army there is the most influential institution and the main political force. Traditionally, this holiday is marked by large military parades and demonstrations of desert equipment in the capital.

Natto Day in Japan

A national holiday dedicated to the traditional Japanese dish of fermented soybeans, famous for its specific smell and enormous health benefits.

National Piña Colada Day

A globally popular summer holiday dedicated to the famous Caribbean cocktail made with rum, coconut cream, and pineapple juice (today is a great reason to make a non-alcoholic version to celebrate Friday).

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Don't Step On A Bee Day

An important environmental initiative wrapped in a humorous name. The holiday calls for protecting bees, which are critically important for pollinating plants and preserving the planet's ecosystems.

Teddy Bear Picnic Day

A cute children's holiday, popular in Europe and the USA, when parents, together with their children and their favorite toys, organize picnics in nature.

National Kitten Day

Originating in the USA, this holiday has spread worldwide. Its goal is not only to admire kittens but also to encourage people to adopt animals from shelters.

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Clerihew Day

A holiday for literature lovers. A clerihew is a short, humorous biographical poem of four lines, invented by the English writer Edmund Clerihew Bentley.

Commemoration Day of Saint Anthony of the Caves

According to the new (New Julian) calendar, adopted by the OCU and UGCC, July 10 honors the founder of the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra and the father of all Eastern Slavic monasticism - Saint Anthony (11th century). This is a great holiday for Kyiv and all of Ukraine, symbolizing the spiritual roots of the nation.

For those who follow the old (Julian) calendar: they commemorate Saint Samson the Hospitable.

In folk tradition, this day was called 'Samson the Hay-Rotter.' It was believed that if it rained today, it would last a long time and the hay in the stacks could rot, so peasants tried to finish haymaking as quickly as possible.

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