Darwin Award API




Welcome to the Darwin Award API. The Darwin Award API will Increase Your Google Rankings and Visitor Experience. Adding Darwin Award content to your Website is easy and fast, thanks to our Darwin Awards API. If you're creating a website or blog, you can integrate our API into the project, without coding. The Darwin Awards API allows you to integrate their content into your site or blog with minimal effort. You can also add their content to your mobile app or website using our development services.

Our Darwin Awards API allows you to add Darwin Award content to your Website with a few clicks. The API can handle data from hundreds of Darwin Awards books. This makes it easy to display award content on any website, and it's also free! You can also integrate Darwin Awards graphic into your website. It's based on a study that showed that sexes behave differently when it comes to stupidity.

You can add The New York Times' bestselling book Encyclopedia of Evolution, which was published in 2006. The other two books are The New Evolution, which is based on the same study. The authors of these books are Dr. Wendy Northcutt, a scientist and a Master's degree student. The award-winning graphic has been translated into several languages, and is available for download at the official website.. The Darwin Award API is provided as a single row in JSON format. Currently there is a soft limit for subscribers of 5000 requests per month. The monthly cost of using the Darwin Award API is Only $9.99 (Limited time at this low price). About the cost of a Big Mac. But tastes better ;)

Example Darwin Award API Output:

"2015
Name: Matthew Smith, 26
Cause of death: 14 January 2015, New Zealand. Finally some rest for Matthew Smith, 26, killed while trying to silence noisy late-night music at the Whangaruru Beachfront Motor Camp in Oakura. Loud teenage tunes blared out from the neighboring caravan for hours, making sleep impossible! Half an hour after midnight our exasperated Darwin Award winner, a sound and lighting technician, set out to sort out the problem with a metal Leatherman tool. The coroner determined that Mr Smith disconnected the power cord from the caravan, then tried to sever the plug from the cord whilst the other end was still connected to the campground power box. At 3AM he was found dead with the Leatherman tool fused to his hand, along with a half-cut power cord. Ironically, the rowdy teenagers had battery-powered lamps and speakers so the loss of power was not immediately investigated. The person who found Matthew nearly became another Darwin Award winner, received a nasty shock upon touching the smoking body! This person then went on to unplug the live cord !! from the power box before calling emergency services. Police were satisfied that there was no foul play. The power authority was satisfied with the condition of the campground power source. A Ground Fault Circuit Interruptor (GFCI or RCD) would have saved Matthew's life, but such are required only at new campsite installations. The coroner recommended RCD's be installed at all New Zealand caravan parks to protect people from harmful electric shocks. \"The reality here is that the disconnection should have been at the power box, not the camper van,\" said Fire Brigade Deputy Chief Gallagher. "

You can see the Darwin Award API in Action here Darwin Award Generator and Darwin Award Quiz. A couple ideas you can use for adding Darwin Award content to your website, blog, app, or any other project.

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