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Male billy goats smell so bad because they urinate on their own head, beard, and front legs to smell more attractive to females during their mating season.
A Vermont man paid $4,000 to build a 700-pound, illuminated wooden sculpture of a middle finger on his property after being denied a building permit by his local council.
About 4% of global cheese production is stolen annually, making cheese the world’s most stolen food.
A survey conducted by the Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy found that 7% of American adults, about 16.4 million people, believe chocolate milk comes from brown cows.
Mercury’s surface can reach temperatures of up to 430°C (800°F), yet the planet continues to cool. This slow cooling causes Mercury to shrink slightly over time.
On May 5, 1961, Alan Shepard became the first American in space during a 15-minute suborbital flight aboard the Freedom 7 spacecraft.
Some craters near the Moon’s south pole are colder than the surface of Pluto, reaching about −415°F (−248°C) because they never receive sunlight.
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.
Due to their semi-aquatic nature, the Catholic Church once considered beavers to be fish, fit for consumption on meatless Fridays.
It takes about seven months to travel the roughly 300 million miles (480 million kilometers) between Earth and Mars.
The Sun formed about 4.6 billion years ago when a giant molecular cloud of hydrogen and helium collapsed.
“Fox tossing” was a pastime in the 18th century. The goal was to see which team of two could send a fox into the air the highest using a piece of cloth.
Although GPS is free to use globally, U.S. taxpayers fund its operation at approximately $1.84 billion per year, averaging roughly $5 million daily.
According to the “comedy K” theory, some words are inherently funnier than others, particularly those beginning with a K sound.
In 2008, a Buzz Lightyear toy spent 15 months aboard the International Space Station as part of an educational partnership between NASA and Disney Pixar.
In the 1930s, Meyer Lansky (a major Jewish mob figure) frequently disrupted Nazi rallies by breaking limbs, cracking skulls, and throwing attendants out of windows.
Research suggests that women tend to be better at distinguishing colors, while men often excel at tracking fast-moving objects and recognizing details from a distance.
According to a 2008 CDC report, around 33,000 Americans aged 15 and older were injured in toilet-related accidents.
President George H. W. Bush banned broccoli from being served on Air Force One and at the White House because he simply did not like the vegetable.
Nubia debuted in Wonder Woman #204 in 1973; she’s Wonder Woman’s Black twin, sculpted from dark clay by Queen Hippolyta and brought to life by the gods.
On average, apples sold in supermarkets are already 9-12 months old. They are picked unripe, treated with chemicals, waxed and boxed, then kept in cold storage.
