100 World War I Facts That Everyone Should Know
During the First World War, American schools banned the teaching of German as it was seen as the enemy's language.
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100 Fun Facts About Dinosaurs That’ll Blow Your Mind
Did you know that the largest T-Rex skeleton ever discovered was named Sue?
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100 Interesting Facts About Your Favorite Video Games
Left 4 Dead 2 was so popular that an expansion was released eleven years after the original launch date.
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101 Ultimate Facts Everyone Should Know
Platypuses look so weird that when scientists first discovered them, they thought it was a hoax.
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100 Haunting Facts About Halloween
The White House was first decorated for Halloween in 1958 by Lady Mamie Eisenhower. She used faux skulls, pumpkins & flowers.
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100 Facts About Cats That You Should Read Right Meow
Many people are allergic to cats, but did you know that cats can actually be allergic to humans too?
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100 Fascinating Facts About Fashion & Clothing
Did you know that people who like collecting ties are known as grabatologists?
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100 History Facts They Didn’t Teach You At School
A singing birthday card has more computer power in it than the entire Allied Army of WWII.
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100 Fun Food Facts You Wont Believe Are True
Breakfast is NOT the most important meal of the day. In 1944, General Foods coined the phrase to sell more cereal Grape Nuts.
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100 Interesting Space Facts That’ll Blow Your Mind
Neptune's moon, Triton, orbits the planet backwards. It's the only large moon in our solar system that does this.
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1000 Random & Interesting Facts About Literally Everything
In 2018, The Fact Site celebrated its 10th birthday by publishing this list of 1,000 interesting facts.
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100 Incredible Facts You Didn’t Know About Your Body
Only one out of every two billion people will live to be 116 years old.
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