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Why Are Wedding Rings Worn on Third Finger?
Wedding rings have been in use since the time of the Egyptians, though they became widely popular in the 9th Century.
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Why Are Wedding Rings Worn on Third Finger?
Wedding rings have been in use since the time of the Egyptians, though they became widely popular in the 9th Century.
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15 Funny Facts About Laughing
Did you know that 15 minutes of laughing per day can help you lose weight?
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21 Awesome Facts About Dolphins
Dolphins can interact with humans on great levels. Many people believe that they can understand every gesture that we make.
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18 Interesting Facts About Koalas
Koalas communicate with each other by making a snore like sound which is followed by a belch.
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Body Piercing – The Art of Body Modification
The Aztec's believed lip piercing/stretching was a symbol of wealth and would please their Mayan Gods.
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19 Interesting Facts About Rabbits
Rabbits can be literally “scared to death” if approached by a predator when they are totally unaware.
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Fun Facts About Proboscis Monkeys
Proboscis monkeys have protruding stomachs, which allow them to digest their primary food of unripe fruits.
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Tattoos – The Art of Body Modification
In the 19th Century, tattoos were used as a form of punishment. Criminals were given tattoos so that other people would know.
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18 Refreshing Facts About Dr. Pepper
Dr. Pepper is the oldest brand in America for the production of soft drinks! The very first bottle sold in January, 1885.
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Facts About April Fools’ Day
The first recorded April Fool's Day was in the Nun's Priest Tales in 1392 by Geoffrey Chaucer, The Canterbury Tales author.
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20 Amazing Facts About The Human Brain
The brain uses less power than a refrigerator light. The brain uses 12 watts of power - 17% of the body's energy.
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15 Fabulous Facts About Flamingos
The irrational fear of flamingos is known as Phoenicopterus. 1 out of 300 people have this phobia.