22 Vibrant Facts About The Color Turquoise
The name "turquoise" comes from the French word "turquois," which means "Turkish," referencing the stone's trading origins.
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National Pink Day | June 23
In the 19th century, it was typical for young boys in England to wear pink ribbons and other decorations.
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15 Hazy Facts About the Color Hazel
Of the global population, only 5% have hazel eyes. Hazel is, in fact, different from brown eyes, which over 79% of people have.
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20 Shady Facts About The Color Black
Did you know that scientifically, the color black isn't even considered a color? It's just a complete lack of light.
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20 Wonderful Facts About The Color White
When you see the color white on your TV, it’s not actually white – it’s a mixture of green, red and blue lights.
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Is The Color Pink In The Rainbow?
If all colors are in the rainbow, then where's pink? According to scientists, pink isn't a real color... it's a human-made color.
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Why Are Red And Green The Colors Of Christmas?
In Christianity red represents the blood of Jesus, while green represents his eternal life.
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25 Facts About The Color Orange
Did you know owning an orange car apparently means you're fun-loving and trendy?
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25 Facts About the Color Brown
There is no actual difference between brown eggs and white eggs… they are merely different colors.
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20 Facts About The Color Purple
Did you know that "Purple Day" was created in 2008 by Cassidy Megan, a nine year-old Canadian?
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20 Facts About the Color Pink
The color pink has been used on prison walls in order to reduce the erratic behavior of inmates!
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The Psychology of Color InfoGraphic
Studies show that the color red can make you do poorly in exams due to its association with the danger of failure!
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