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.
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Not all monkeys are great tree climbers. Some are primarily terrestrial, such as the gelada monkey of Ethiopia.
The largest faceted gemstone in the world is the El-Dorado Topaz. This impressive gemstone weighs a whopping 31,000 carats!
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.
The Apollo 17 astronauts could taste the Moon's fine dust. They called it the "Apollo aroma." It smelled like burnt gunpowder.
The U.S. remains one of only three countries still using the Imperial measurement system, along with Liberia and Myanmar.
Seven students once released 72,000 ladybugs into a Maryland school before classes as a prank. They were all caught and punished.
A blue moon isn't actually that rare. According to NASA, one can typically be seen every two and a half years.
In 1938, Franz Geiter invented sunscreen after getting terribly sunburned while hiking in the Swiss Alps.
Earth lies within the Goldilocks zone - a region at just the right distance from the Sun for water to exist in its liquid state.
In 1784, the Vatican declared that capybaras could be classified as fish so that they could be eaten during Lent.
If your milk goes bad, don't throw it out! Instead, water your plants with it - it's high in calcium, a key nutrient for plants.
Did you know that only certain types of glass can be recycled? While glass bottles and jars are fine, mirrors are not!