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The first formal guide dog training school was established in Oldenburg, Germany, in 1916 to assist soldiers blinded in combat during World War I.
Bonsai isn’t the name of the tree. It is actually the name of the process of creating a “miniature tree.”
While we have a few good theories, such as chemical reactions in the planet’s upper atmosphere, the exact cause of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot’s red color remains unknown.
The Venus flytrap is native to a small coastal region of North and South Carolina, centered around Wilmington, North Carolina.
One of the oldest animals on Earth is the ctenophore, also known as a comb jelly, with the oldest fossils dating back approximately 525 million years.
Tyromancy is the practice of predicting the future by interpreting the shapes, patterns, and textures of cheese.
A blue whale’s heart can weigh up to 400 pounds and is about the size of a small golf cart. During deep dives, its heartbeat can slow to just two beats per minute.
It costs around $290,000 per year in fees to run a hot dog cart near the Central Park Zoo in New York City. This does not include other cart-related expenses.
The word “kimono” literally translates to “a thing to wear” in Japanese. It is composed of the kanji characters 着 (ki), which means “to wear,” and 物 (mono), which means “thing.”
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.
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.
From the 1960s to around 2010, average wind speeds over land fell by 0.3 mph (0.5 km/h) per decade, likely due to shifting circulation patterns and increased land surface roughness.
Around four billion years ago, Neptune and Uranus gradually changed places as Neptune’s orbit expanded and Uranus moved closer to the Sun.
The Lonely Planet travel guide series was named after a Joe Cocker lyric misheard by Tony Wheeler, the series’ creator. The actual words are “lovely planet.”
The Orion Nebula, in the Orion constellation, is a giant cloud of gas that’s constantly forming new stars.
Ron Swanson from “Parks and Recreation” is based on a real person – a woman who holds a high bureaucratic position and is also anti-government.
When coffee first emerged in the Ottoman Empire in the 16th century, it was considered a drug, and its consumption was forbidden.
Bill Murray uses a secret 1-800 number as his primary contact for casting opportunities since he doesn’t have an agent.
The bumblebee bat, native to Myanmar and Thailand, is the world’s smallest mammal, weighing about as much as two paper clips and measuring about the length of a human fingertip.
