Math
Eighteen Fun Facts About The Number 18
In China the number 18 is considered lucky because it sounds similar to the phrase "definitely get rich".
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Film & TV
5 Nifty Facts About Nemo
In Finding Nemo, did you know that Nemo was the only surviving fish out of 400 eggs?
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Travel & Tourism
15 Cool Facts About Connecticut
Did you know that the hamburger’s official birthplace is Connecticut, U.S. in 1900?
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Holidays & Events
20 Awesome Facts About August
In August 1762 the sandwich, as we know it, was created when the Earl of Sandwich requested meat between two pieces of bread.
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Travel & Tourism
15 Cool Facts About Colorado
Did you know that in 1971 Colorado became the only U.S. state to reject hosting the Olympics?
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Animals
100 Facts About Cats That You Should Read Right Meow
Many people are allergic to cats, but did you know that cats can actually be allergic to humans too?
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Animals
11 Likable Facts About Llamas
Don't stand too close if you make a llama angry or irritated, they can spit at distances of over 15 feet!
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Holidays & Events
20 Jolly Facts About July
July was named after the famous Roman general Julius Caesar; it was selected by the Roman senate, being the month he was born in.
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Travel & Tourism
15 Fun Facts About Florida
Did you know that Central Florida is actually the most prone place for lightening in the whole of the USA?
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Animals
10 Fishy Facts About Rainbow Trout
Rainbow Trout will always return to their birthplace when the time comes to spawn their eggs.
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Environment
15 Dangerous Myths About Climate Change
The worst myth about climate change is that we can't do anything about it anyway. It's real, it's here, and it means business.
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Animals
13 Valiant Facts About Velociraptors
Did you know that Velociraptors weren't the scaly dinosaurs seen in Jurassic Park but were actually covered in feathers?
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