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Empire, drinking coffee was punished by death 50% of academic papers are never read by anyone other than their authors, reviewers and editors Some towns in Scandinavia use the heat from their crematorium for heating houses During photosynthesis, plants emit light that humans cant see In medieval Europe, black pepper was an expensive luxury item that was used to pay rent and taxes Eating garlic actually makes your body smell better Cleopatra lived closer to the launch of the iPhone than to the building of the Great Pyramids Cologne was once used as a protection against the plague Greeces national anthem has 158 verses Salmon helps your hair grow Cacao plants are slated to disappear by as early as 2050 due to climate change Ancient Egyptians were the first to make a sweet treat from the marshmallow plant There are about 29,000 human-made objects orbiting around Earth A single human beings DNA contains as much information as 50 novels For The Wizard of Oz, 16-year-old actress Judy Garland 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lime will sink Eggplants contain nicotine Fish are getting dumped from aeroplanes in order to repopulate lakes Some cities in the US used to have ugly laws, fining people $1 to $50 for their bad looks About once a week, sloths make a trip to the bottom of their tree in order to poop Scientists can grow teeth out of the stem cells found in urine Pineapples were status symbols in 18th century Europe The IKEA catalogue is as widespread as the Bible In 1930s London, babies were dangled out of windows in baby cages A Japanese toilet brand has built a motorcycle that runs on excrement Tiny mites are living and having sex on your face We sigh every 5 minutes on average, without which our lungs would collapse Greenland is farther east, west, north, and south than Iceland Play-Doh was originally sold and used as a wallpaper cleaner Pen-tailed treeshrews spend every night drinking fermented nectar The Chupa Chups logo was designed by Salvador Dal A cow and bison hybrid is called a beefalo The spot where Hitler shot himself is now a kids playground One testicle usually hangs lower than the other There are over 1,000 varieties of bananas The worlds oldest toy might be the stick Cheerleading started as an all-male activity 29% of San Franciscos air pollution comes from Asia Tintin is called Tantan in Japanese because Tintin would read as the slang for penis In Latin, a watering place for cattle was called an aquarium By peeing in the shower, you can save 2,200 litres of water a year McDonalds once made bubblegum flavoured broccoli The sound of a black hole is a B-flat note Tennis players produce up to 3 litres of sweat an hour Baby giraffes are born falling 1.5 metres to the ground The worlds largest pizza was about 3 times as big as a basketball court There is an island within a lake on an island within a lake on an island The first shopping cart was made of a folding chair with a basket on the seat and wheels on the legs Blood makes a loop around your body 1,500 times a day The word avocado comes from a Nahuatl word meaning both avocado and testicle The Scots language has 421 words for snow There are no stop signs in Paris Some penguins engage in prostitution, providing sex for pebbles to build their nest A diamond can grow inside another diamond There is a strip club in Canada that doubles as a church on Sundays Hamsters on a wheel can run 9 km a night Iguanas have three eyes: the third one only perceives brightness Kids perform better at boring tasks when dressed as Batman Mary Kenneth Keller was a Roman catholic sister and one of the first two persons to get a PhD in computer science in the US The inventor of the Frisbee was cremated and his ashes made into Frisbees Elephants cant jump On average, we touch our faces 15.7 times an hour The worlds deepest postbox is in Susami Bay, Japan To find out how dinosaurs walked, scientists have been sticking fake tails on chickens From 1913 to 1915, parents in the US could mail their kids through the postal service Boanthropy is the psychological disorder of someone who believes they are a cow Your smartphone is more powerful than the space shuttles computers A group of ferrets is called a business The startup music for Windows 95 was composed on a Mac Giraffes with dark spots are more dominant than those with light spots Adolf Hitler was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in 1939 Slugs like beer In some parts of China, police replaced guard dogs with geese One of Samsungs first product was dried fish Some dinosaur noises in Jurassic Park were made from recordings of mating tortoises Australian drivers in Queensland can get an emoji on their car plate Men whose age ends in 9 are most prone to cheat Grapes catch fire in the microwave Alligators have permanently erect penises Cows tell each other how they feel It used to be common for men to wear high heels In California, the word people most often google how to spell is beautiful Russian soldiers were not always wearing socks until 2013 Nintendo existed at the same time as the Ottoman Empire 3.8 million trees are cut down every year in China to make disposable chopsticks The Beatles use the word love a total of 613 times in their songs The Olympic Games torch relay is originally a Nazi idea Before 1977, tourists were allowed to climb the stones at Stonehenge Men are more likely than women to die when attempting suicide There are hundreds of dead bodies on Mount Everest
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