25 Funky Facts About Turkeys
Did you know that a male turkey is called a stag? The female is a hen, and their chicks are known as poult.
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10 Highly Unusual Facts About Christmas
Two weeks before Christmas is the most popular time for couples to break up. Christmas Day however, is the least popular.
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16 Festive Father Christmas Facts
Father Christmas has had various names all over the globe, such as Père Noël in France, & Papá Noel in Spain.
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Why Do We Eat Turkey on Christmas Day?
87% of British people believe that Christmas would not be the same without a traditional roast turkey.
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Festive Facts About The Christmas Pudding
In 1595, the Christmas Pudding was renamed the Plum Pudding, and consisted of breadcrumbs, eggs, dried fruits & spirits.
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15 Cool Facts About Candy Canes
Did you know that the world's largest candy cane was created in 2011 and was 63 feet tall?
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13 Fast Facts About Boxing Day
In Australia, New Zealand, Canada and UK, Boxing Day is the heaviest shopping day of the year.
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Christmas Tree Facts and Statistics InfoGraphic
Did you know that the first Christmas trees were used in 1510 in Latvia?
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Interesting Facts About Jingle Bells
Did you know that "Jingle Bells" was the very first song to be broadcast from space?!
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Cool Facts About Snowflakes
Snowflakes are also formed in the clouds, this happens when water droplets freeze and become ice particles.
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The History Of Advent Calendars
The very first advent calendars were produced in the early 1800's in Germany although not the cardboard type we get these days.
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Why Do We Send Christmas Cards?
The first Christmas card created had hand drawn images of adults and children raising their wine glasses in a toast.
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