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Young woman in cream sweater talking on a cordless phone in a kitchen

After the release of the 1996 film “Scream,” which involved an anonymous killer calling and murdering his victims, Caller ID usage tripled in the United States.

Cooked rabbit meat in a white dish

Eating just rabbit meat can cause “rabbit starvation,” a type of protein poisoning caused by too much protein and too little fat in the diet.

Bored office worker staring at computer with head resting on hand

“Boredom boreout syndrome,” or “boreout,” caused by boredom and lack of engagement at work, can lead to psychological illnesses such as depression and insomnia.

American flag flying at half-mast against a blue sky

In the opening credits of Gilligan’s Island, as the SS Minnow sails out of the harbor, flags can be seen in the background flying at half-mast to honor the death of JFK.

A man dressed in ancient Macedonian armor, a crown and a purple cloak

The King of Macedon threatened to raze Sparta, saying “If I bring my army into your land, I will raze your city.” The Spartans replied: “If.” No attempt was made to capture the city.

A butterfly clinging to a branch with several chrysalises

During metamorphosis, caterpillars turn most of their tissues into liquid. However, the imaginal discs, which will develop into structures like wings, legs, and antennae, remain intact.

Large crowd of people enjoying a nighttime outdoor concert with colorful stage lights

The world’s largest open-air music festival is the annual Donauinselfest in Vienna, Austria, which attracts about 3 million attendees over three days.

Person holding an empty wallet over a laptop and documents

One of the visual effects teams that worked on the 2018 film “Bohemian Rhapsody” never received payment because Halo VFX, the company managing them, went bankrupt.

Watering can pouring water onto a brain growing from a flowerpot

Around 75% of the human brain is made up of water.

A bowl of thick, red tomato ketchup with a nearby fresh tomato

Ketchup started as a British attempt to replicate a Chinese fermented fish sauce called “kê-tsiap” before evolving into the tomato-based condiment we know today.

Blurry image of a black hole

The closest known black hole to Earth is Gaia BH1, located 1,560 light-years away in the Ophiuchus constellation.

Three members of The Postal Service sitting against a minimalist backdrop, dressed in dark clothing

The band “The Postal Service” got its name because the members mailed each other music tracks due to conflicting schedules.

Hattie McDaniel, wearing a floral dress, smiles and holds her Oscar statuette

In 1940, Hattie McDaniel became the first Black person to win an Oscar but had to sit at a segregated table at the ceremony due to the hotel’s racist policies.

Asteroid 243 Ida with its small moon Dactyl in space

In August 1993, NASA’s Galileo spacecraft discovered that asteroid 243 Ida had a small moon, later named Dactyl, making it the first known asteroid with its own moon.

Multiple yellow rubber ducks floating in water

On January 10, 1992, a shipping crate containing 28,000 rubber ducks and bath toys fell into the Pacific. They washed up around the world for the next 20 years.

Dark planet TrES-2b silhouetted against a star-filled backdrop in space

The darkest known planet in the universe is TrES-2b, a Jupiter-sized planet in the Draco constellation, which reflects less than 1% of the light that hits it.

Planet Venus with a cartoon wind cloud illustration on its surface

The wind on Venus can often reach speeds as high as 450 mph (724 km/h).

Flags of Portugal and the United Kingdom overlapping

The longest unbroken alliance in world history is between England and Portugal. It has lasted since 1386 and still stands today.

Aerial view of Lincoln Cathedral surrounded by the city of Lincoln

From 1311 to 1549, Lincoln Cathedral stood as the world’s tallest building at 525 feet (160 meters) until its spire collapsed, after which St. Mary’s Church in Germany took the title.

Coffee pouring from a machine into a glass cup

Flights can sometimes be delayed by something as small as a broken coffee machine, since safety rules require all onboard equipment to be working before takeoff.

Gray chinchilla peeking out of a woven basket

Chinchillas kept in groups can sometimes have stress convulsions during feeding if they see others from their group getting food first.

Illustration of the RMS Titanic sailing at sea with smoke rising from its funnels

The 1985 expedition that located the sunken Titanic was also a secret U.S. Navy operation to examine the wrecks of two U.S. nuclear submarines.

X-ray of a foot showing the big toe with two bones and other toes with three

The big toe is scientifically known as the hallux. Unlike the other four toes, the hallux typically has only two bones instead of three.

Pile of dried loofah sponges with fibrous texture

A loofah sponge is the dried interior of a luffa gourd from the cucumber family, which you can grow in your garden. When the fruit is young, it’s edible and cooked much like zucchini.