Travel & Tourism
15 Interesting Facts About Iowa
Did you know that humankind’s greatest invention, sliced bread, was invented in the state of Iowa?
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Travel & Tourism
15 Impressive Facts About Illinois
Did you know that the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893 in Chicago, Illinois, showcased the world's first Ferris Wheel?
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Math
10 Sensational Facts About The Number 6
A fathom is a unit of measurement used within both US and imperial measurements and is equal to six feet.
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Travel & Tourism
15 Fascinating Facts About Louisiana
Did you know that Louisiana has the highest number of alligators in the US, with Florida is a close second?
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Math
Fifteen Fun Facts About The Number 15
Did you know that a fifteenth wedding anniversary is called a crystal anniversary?
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Travel & Tourism
20 Strange Facts About North Korea
Did you know that in North Korea, only elites and a handful of specialist workers have access to the internet?
11 Minutes Read
Food & Drink
7 Sizzling Facts About Sausages
Did you know that sausages have been made and eaten by humans for over 5,000 years?
6 Minutes Read
Travel & Tourism
15 Interesting Facts About Idaho
The deepest river gorge in the US is in Idaho, and at 7,993 feet deep, it actually exceeds the depth of the Grand Canyon!
9 Minutes Read
Math
10 Interesting Facts About The Number 4
The number four is the only number to have the same amount of letters as the number itself.
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Animals
9 Fun Facts About Blue Tang Fish
Blue tang fish can change color depending on their mood. When stressed, the blue tang's color changes to a darker violet.
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Travel & Tourism
15 Fascinating Facts About Maine
Until 2003, a town in western Maine, called Strong, was the toothpick capital of the world.
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Animals
10 Helpful Facts About Hummingbirds
Did you know that the hummingbird is the only known bird that can fly backward?
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