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• The cornea is the only living tissue in the human body that does not contain any blood vessels
• The human heart beast roughly 35 million times a year
• On a ship a toilet is called a head
• Basketball superstar Wilt Chamberlain holds 56 NBA records
• At the 1960 Winter Olympic Games, Walt Disney was head of the committee that organized the opening day ceremonies
• A turtle can breathe through its butt.
• An octopus has three hearts
• The first penny candy to be wrapped in America was the Tootsie Roll in 1896
• Los Angeles is the most polluted city in the USA

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• There are over 600 different pasta shapes
• Scientists have discovered a way to make biodegradable plastic from plants by using genetic engineering.
• In Japan, by the time man reaches the age of 60, he is commemorated with a special ceremony. This ceremony features the man wearing a red kimono, which denotes that he no longer has the responsibilities of being a mature adult
• Honeybees use the sun as a compass which helps them navigate
• Male koalas mark their territory by rubbing their chests on a tree. Male koalas have a dark scent gland in the middle of their chest
• To make one pound of whole milk cheese, 10 pounds of whole milk is needed
• Boxing champion Gene Tunney taught Shakespeare at Yale University
• The city of Las Vegas has the most hotel rooms in the world
• If an identical twin grows up without having a certain tooth, the other twin will most likely also grow up with that tooth missing
• The smoke that is produced by a fire kills more people than a burn does because of carbon monoxide and other dangerous gases

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• An ostrich's eye is bigger that it's brain.
• Each year there are approximately 20 billion coconuts produced worldwide
• An adult porcupine has approximately 30,000 quills on its body, which are replaced every year
• Pepsi got its name from the ingredient pepsin, which is said to aid in digestion, however, it is not known
• Acorns were used as a coffee substitute during the American Civil War
• An artist from Chicago named Dwight Kalb created a statue of Madonna made out of 180 pounds of ham
• Birds do not sweat, as they do not have sweat glands
• Many cancer patients that are treated with chemotherapy lose their hair. For some when the hair grows back, it can grow back a different colour, or be curly or straight
• Jewelers Tiffany & Co., based in New York, are responsible for making the Super Bowl trophy

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• The giant squid is the largest animal without a backbone
• The revolving door was invented in 1888, by Theophilus Van Kannel.
• Four out of five brides in the U.S. have a job
• While digging, an Armadillo can hold its breath for up to six minutes
• The fastest shark is the "Shortfin Mako," which can swim as fast as sixty miles per hour
• The aorta, which is largest artery located in the body, is about the diameter of a garden hose
• In 1888, an Egyptian peasant discovered an estimated three hundred thousand mummified cats in Beni Hassan, Egypt. Of the cats that were not stolen once, the find was made public, the remaining mummified cats were shipped to Great Britain to be used as agricultural fertilizer

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• Tycho Brahe, a 16th century astronomer, lost his nose in a duel with one of his students over a mathematical computation. He wore a silver replacement nose for the rest of his life
• There are an average of 178 sesame seeds on a McDonald's Big Mac bun.
• There are approximately 2,700 different species of mosquitoes
• The largest stamp was issued by China and measured 210 x 65 mm
• A group of tigers is called a streak
• In the U.S., approximately 46% of the chicken that is eaten by people comes from restaurants or other food outlets
• The cost to build the Empire State Building was $40,948,900
• Macadamia nuts are not sold in their shells because it takes 300 pounds per square inch of pressure to break the shell
• To produce a dozen eggs, a hen has to eat about four pounds of feed
• Ian Fleming named his character "James Bond" after real-life ornithologist and author

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• The word "diamond" comes from the Greek word "adamas," which means "unconquerable."
• There are three golf balls sitting on the moon
• O.J. Simpson had a severe case of rickets and wore leg braces when he was a child
• The cigarette lighter was invented before the match.
• It can take up to a month for a rattlesnake to re-supply its venom
• The first domain name ever registered was Symbolics.com
• During World War II, the 2nd Polish Corps had a brown bear named Wojtek, who helped move boxes of ammunition during the battle of Monte Cassino
• Panthers are known as black leopards, as they are the same species of leopard. If looked at closely, black spots can be seen on a panther
• The skin of a shark is made up of "tiny teeth" which are called dermal denticles

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• Basketball was invented by Canadian James Naismith in 1891
• The largest fish in the world is the whale shark. It can weigh several tons and grow to more than fifty feet in length
• The largest coral reef in the world is the Great Barrier Reef located in Australia. The reef is approximately 2023 kilometers long
• Ukrainian monk, Dionysius Exiguus, created the modern day Christian calendar
• The reason why locusts swarm are because when they are in groups, a "hot-spot" behind their hind legs is stimulated, which in turn causes their destructive nature. A large swarm of locusts can eat eighty thousand tons of corn in a day
• To lose one pound of fat, a person has to burn approximately 3,500 calories
• Walter Hunt patented the safety pin in 1849. He later sold the patent rights for only $400.
• One billion seconds is about 32 years
• The material to build the Taj Mahal was brought in from various parts of India by a fleet of 1000 elephants
• May babies are on average 200 grams heavier than babies born in other months

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• The first recipe for a lasagna type dish was found to be from a British cookbook in the 14th century. Therefore, Italians were not the first ones to come up with the popular dish as believed
• An ear of corn consists of 80% water
• The University of Plymouth was the first university to offer a degree in surfing
• In the U.S., over one million gallons of cosmetics, drinks, and lotions are sold that contain aloe in them per year
• The word Karate means, "empty hand."
• Roughly 42% of people in the United Kingdom snore
• Over 600,000 people died as a result of the Spanish influenza epidemic
• An armadillo can walk under water

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• First novel ever written on a typewriter: Tom Sawyer
• There was once a fish caught in Delaware Bay with a watch still ticking inside
• Caterpillar means "hairy cat" in Old French
• It would take approximately twenty-four trees that are on average six to eight inches in diameter to produce one ton of newsprint for the Sunday edition of the New York Times
• By partially filling saucers with vinegar and distributing the saucers around a room, you can eliminate odors
• The largest diamond that was ever found was 3106 carats.
• During World War II, condoms were used to cover rifle barrels from being damaged by salt water as the soldiers swam to shore
• The spider used in the 2002 movie Spider-Man was a Steatoda spider, not a black widow. The spider was given anaesthesia, and was then painted blue and red
• A common custom in Spain is to eat one grape for each of the last 12 seconds of every year for good luck
• The Sears Tower in Chicago contains enough steel to build 50,000 automobiles

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• Frog-eating bats identify edible frogs from poisonous ones by listening to the mating calls of male frogs. Frogs counter this by hiding and using short, difficult to locate calls
• The chewing gum Juicy Fruit has 10 calories. This is approximately the same as a bite of whole wheat bread
• The first TV commercial advertisement was by the Bulova Watch company on July 1, 1941. The watch company paid $9.00 for an announcement that was 10 seconds long
• In Kentucky, it is illegal to carry ice cream in your back pocket
• The largest member of the dolphin family are orcas
• A group of larks is called an exaltation
• In the wild, the poinsettia flower can reach a height of 12 feet, and have leaves that are eight inches across.
• The TV show "Saturday Night Live" made its debut on October 11, 1975
• The Pentagon has 284 restrooms
• Over 1,600 people in North America have been victims of trunk entrapment (being locked inside of a car trunk)

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