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Glass frogs are named as such because their internal viscera, including the heart, liver, and gastrointestinal tract, are visible through the skin.
The entire world population could fit in Texas, with each person having over 900 square feet, given Texas’s area of about 268,597 square miles.
In 2018, France passed a law banning children under 15 from using their smartphones, smartwatches, and tablets during the school day.
The Big Dipper is classified as a recognizable cluster of stars, known as an asterism, rather than a constellation, as it is part of the much larger Ursa Major constellation.
As much as 8% of the human genome is made up of ancient viruses that our distant primate ancestors survived.
The blue ghost firefly, a rare species in the Southern Appalachian forests, emits a blue glow lasting up to a minute each time.
The group of spikes at the end of stegosaurid tails is called the “thagomizer.” They had no distinct name until the term was coined in 1982 by a cartoonist.
Jupiter was once thought to have no rings, but the Voyager spacecraft revealed its faint ring system during a flyby in 1979.
Austria doesn’t often allow dual citizenship, but they made an exception for Arnold Schwarzenegger in 1983.
Mars has an atmosphere that is 95% carbon dioxide with only traces of oxygen, and its surface pressure is less than one percent of Earth’s.
The “Lord of the Rings” costume team spent three years linking plastic chain mail. Each Orc suit had 13,000 rings and took approximately three days to assemble.
Neil Armstrong carried a piece of the Wright brothers’ first airplane with him as a memento during his first moonwalk.
EMV chip technology, named after Europay, MasterCard, and Visa, was first implemented in France in 1986, with Germany following shortly after.
From 1953 to 1957, NBC’s Today Show had a chimpanzee co-host named J. Fred Muggs. It is estimated he brought in the network around $100 million.
Between 1995 and 1998, Nigerian banker Emmanuel Nwude scammed a Brazilian bank out of $242 million by selling a fake airport in Nigeria.
