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Who Were the Pilgrims and Why Did They Give Thanks?
The Pilgrims' first Thanksgiving feast in 1621 featured venison, seafood, cornbread, and porridge instead of turkey and now-traditional sides.
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Who Were the Pilgrims and Why Did They Give Thanks?
The Pilgrims' first Thanksgiving feast in 1621 featured venison, seafood, cornbread, and porridge instead of turkey and now-traditional sides.
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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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15 Spooky Vampire Facts That Will Chill Your Blood
Vampires didn’t start out as pale, romantic immortals, but as bloated, corpse-like monsters blamed for disease.
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25 Secretive Facts About the CIA
The CIA operates a secretive museum that showcases its history, but it's off-limits to the public.
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31 Dark Facts About Ed Gein, the Butcher of Plainfield
Ed Gein's obsession with his mother's strict teachings on sin, including lust and murder, shaped his gruesome reality as a killer.
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2003: Facts & Events That Happened in This Year
Did you know that in 2003, the first fossilized remains of a four-winged dinosaur were discovered?
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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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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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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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20 Interesting Facts About Pope Leo XIV
Pope Leo XIV relaxes by playing Wordle and Words With Friends. He even squeezed in a game just before his papal election!
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10 Interesting Facts About Kyrgyzstan That You Didn’t Know
Did you know that the Kyrgyz flag features a sun with 40 points, symbolizing the 40 tribes of Kyrgyzstan?
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The Mysterious Meaning Behind Chile’s Giant Hand of the Desert
Chile's Hand of the Desert, along with a similar sculpture in Uruguay, symbolizes Mother Nature's hands holding up South America.