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National Nachos Day | November 6
A single serving of nachos can pack 300-600 calories, primarily from toppings, while each tortilla chip has just 6-15 calories.
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National Nachos Day | November 6
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19 Facts About Orcas That Put the “Kill” in Killer Whale
In Australia, orcas have been observed hunting great white sharks and selectively feasting on their nutrient-rich livers.
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31 Delicious Facts About Dumplings
Dumplings are celebrated globally with festivals like China's Dragon Boat Festival, Malaysia's Double Fifth Festival, and Chicago's World Dumpling Fest.
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Can You Actually Boost Your Immune System?
The immune system is a complex network of cells, organs like the spleen and thymus, and molecules that protect you from infections.
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15 Paralyzing Facts About Procrastination
Leonardo da Vinci's notorious procrastination meant that the iconic Mona Lisa remained unfinished throughout his life.
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What Is a Corn Moon?
Did you know that when a full moon occurs at the beginning of september it's called a Corn Moon?
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National Tofu Day | September 1
Tofu is not only high in protein but also rich in iron, calcium, and B vitamins, making it a nutritious meat alternative.
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What Is The Difference Between Asteroids, Comets & Meteors?
NASA successfully changed an asteroid's path in 2022, showing we can redirect potentially hazardous space rocks.
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World Elephant Day | August 12
Elephants boast the longest gestation period of any land mammal, carrying their young for nearly two years before birth.
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11 Nice Facts About Rice That You Didn’t Know
Did you know that there are over 120,000 unique types of rice cultivated around the world?
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15 Fabulous Facts About Frogs That You Should Know
The world's smallest frog, the Paedophryne amauensis, is tinier than a U.S. penny, measuring just 7.7 millimeters long.
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How Do Fireworks Get Their Colors?
Did you know that Chinese alchemists created gunpowder between 600 and 900 AD, paving the way for colorful fireworks?