25 Fun Facts About Ice Cream That You Didn’t Know
New Zealand tops the charts in ice cream consumption, with each person eating an impressive 7.4 gallons (28 liters) yearly!
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25 Exciting Facts About Blastoise You Didn’t Know
While normal Blastoises are light cobalt in color, Shiny Blastoises are light purple and have dark green shells!
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20 Fun Facts About Balenciaga That You Didn’t Know
Did you know that back in the 50s, Balenciaga only unveiled its new designs to stores a day before release to stop copycats?
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21 Sunny Facts About the Summer Solstice
During the summer solstice, Earth's axial tilt reaches 23.44 degrees, pointing the Earth's Poles more towards the Sun than usual.
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30 Gripping Facts About Grey’s Anatomy
Grey's Anatomy is named after a combination of a famous anatomy textbook, Gray's Anatomy, and the main character's surname, Grey.
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25 Fun Goat Facts That Are Worth Screaming About
Did you know that both male and female goats have horns? They use them both for defense and to regulate their temperature!
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31 Fun Facts About Cows For Kids
According to language specialists, cows have easily distinguishable accents, depending on the herd to which they belong.
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15 Vivid Facts About Emerald, May’s Birthstone
Emeralds almost always have some sort of impurity. However, unlike other gemstones, this rarely affects their sale price.
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20 Chunky Facts About Crocs
Did you know that Crocs were named after crocodiles because of their ability to survive on both land and water?
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15 Wild Facts About Wartortle | Pokémon
Did you know that in the Pokémon universe, a Wartortle with more scratches on its shell evolves into a stronger Blastoise?
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31 Fast-Paced Facts About Pickleball
On March 28, 2022, Washington became the first state to declare pickleball as its official state sport.
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30 Hype-worthy Facts About H&M
H&M's flagship store in New York is the largest H&M store in the world, at 63,000 square feet (5,853 square meters).
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