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Hope you all Have anice week ahead
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There are fences around London made from WWII medical stretchers. During the war, Great Britain tore down fences and used the metal for the war effort, then they repurposed the stretchers back into fences after the war ended. You can tell which fences used to be stretchers, because they still have the curved handholds
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During a 2004 interview of Stephen Hawking, a reporter asked him how he manages to keep his spirits up and stay cheerful. He said, ‘Life would be tragic if it weren’t funny. My expectations were reduced to zero when I was 21. Everything since then has been a bonus.’
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Scientists say the best way to convey sarcasm in your text messages is to use a winky face. Without it, your jokes are often completely misinterpreted.
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Puffins mate for life. They make their homes on cliff sides and even leave some separate room for their toilet.
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Night Rainbows Are Real. They're Called "Moonbows"
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Crows love to pull tails. It's a strategy they use to distract an animal from eating so they can steal its food, but they've also been known to do it just for fun.
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Leech has 32 brains. A leech's internal structure is segregated into 32 separate segments, and each of these segments has its own brain.
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“Don't count the days, make the days count.” Muhammad Ali #quotes 🆔 @EnFa_funfacts 🌐 Instagram.com/EnFa_funfacts ☘️Follow us on Instagram and share our posts☘️
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The only poisonous bird in the world is found in Papua, New Guinea. Her skin and feathers are poisonous. This attractive-looking bird, whose Latin name is “Pitohui dichrous” was discovered in Papua New Guinea by an American scientist when he was bitten while trying to catch her.
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The largest flying bird is the Albatross. At the same time, the wingspan of the Albatross is the largest, at 3 meters from the top of one wing to the top of the other; It weighs up to 20 kg and is about 140 cm long. albatross can fly several thousand kilometers without a single movement of its wings
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The Firefox logo isn't a fox It's actually a red panda
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“Beauty is in the eye of the beholder” And benefit is in the hand of holder /degen
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wombat's poop is cubic😱
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Mantis shrimps can punch with the force of a bullet. They have one of the fastest and the most powerful punches in nature
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A typical ear of corn has an even number of rows😲 Ears of corn generally have an even number of rows, which is usually from 8 to about 22 rows.
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Chances are, raw oysters are still alive when you eat them.Oysters deteriorate so fast that chefs have to serve them very quickly while they're still alive, basically. Some varieties of the shellfish can survive out of the water for up to two weeks, which is why oysters are stored under particularly regulated condition
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Originally these vegetables were purple or white with a thin root. The orange carrots we know and eat today are actually the result of a genetic mutation in the late 16th century that won out over the original color.
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