Health & Body
15 Wonderful Facts About Walking
5-15% of children are affected by sleepwalking every year, while only 1-1.5% of adults experience the phenomenon.
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Health & Body
10 Healthy Habits to Adopt This Year
Research shows that people who wake up earlier have higher cortisol levels, which is associated with energy and productivity.
5 Minutes Read
Environment
20 Facts About Carnations & Snowdrops, January’s Birth Flowers
Although they are known for their beauty, snowdrops are actually poisonous and can irritate the skin when handled.
3 Minutes Read
Environment
30 Chilling Facts About Snow
The largest snowflakes ever recorded fell in Montana in 1887, measuring fifteen inches (38 cm) wide and eight inches (20 cm) deep.
5 Minutes Read
Food & Drink
20 Traditional Christmas Dishes From Around the World
It is a tradition in Luxembourg to eat little human-shaped brioche men called "boxemännchen" during the Christmas season.
9 Minutes Read
Food & Drink
10 Mulled Wine Facts Worth Mulling Over
The world record for the Largest Vessel of Mulled Wine ever brewed was 537 gallons, which was achieved in 2016 in Falcade, Italy.
4 Minutes Read
Environment
20 Shiny Facts About December’s Three Birthstones
Some Zircon gems are more than 4.4 billion years old, making Zircon the oldest gemstone found on Earth today.
4 Minutes Read
Animals
50 Fascinating Monkey Facts That Will Leave You “Ape-solutely” Amazed
Not all monkeys are great tree climbers. Some are primarily terrestrial, such as the gelada monkey of Ethiopia.
7 Minutes Read
Environment
20 Surprising Facts About Citrine & Topaz, November’s Birthstones
The largest faceted gemstone in the world is the El-Dorado Topaz. This impressive gemstone weighs a whopping 31,000 carats!
4 Minutes Read
Environment
30 Terrific Facts About Trees
The thickest tree in the world has a circumference of 137.8 feet (42 m). It takes 105 men, shoulder-to-shoulder, to surround it.
5 Minutes Read
Space
50 Mesmerizing Facts About The Moon
The Apollo 17 astronauts could taste the Moon's fine dust. They called it the "Apollo aroma." It smelled like burnt gunpowder.
6 Minutes Read
Math
A Quick History On The Imperial And Metric System
The U.S. remains one of only three countries still using the Imperial measurement system, along with Liberia and Myanmar.
5 Minutes Read