1. Research shows that in terms of bite attacks against people, dachshunds, or wiener dogs, are more aggressive than pit bulls.
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  2. Instagram data shows that Californians post the most driving selfies of any state population, while Mississippians post the least.
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  3. The first stroke Michael Phelps learned as a kid was the backstroke, because he was afraid to put his head underwater.
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  4. In 2009, a woman was fined $1.9 million for illegally downloading 24 songs. That's $80,000 per song.
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  5. Jesse Owens real name was "J. C. ", but due to his strong southern accent people thought his name was Jesse.
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  6. In 2012, a man tried to pay $137 traffic ticket with 137 dollar bills folded into origami pigs, delivered in two Dunkin Donuts boxes.
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  7. The Nazis used captured civilians, who were chased across minefields, to detonate the explosives.
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  8. The T-shirt was invented in 1904 and marketed to bachelors who couldn't sew or replace buttons.
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  9. John Quincy Adams, the 6th U.S. President, took the presidential oath of office not after placing his hand on a Bible but upon a book of law.
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  10. Lenin's testament stated that Stalin should be immediately removed from power because he couldn't be trusted to "use authority with caution."
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  11. There is a "white man" café in Tokyo, where Japanese ladies ring a bell to summon tuxedo-wearing caucasians who respond with “yes, princess?” and serve them cake.
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  12. Reindeer are one of the only mammals that can see UV light, allowing them to see lichen, polar bears against the snow, and urine trails.
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  13. Wealthy ancient Egyptians slept with neck supports rather than pillows to preserve their hairstyles.
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  14. The most disproportionately common physical injury diagnosis in New York is "knee injury."
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  15. During the American Civil War, free black woman Mary Bowser took a job as a servant in the Confederate White House and served as a Union spy.
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  16. Vatican City is one of six countries worldwide that ban abortion completely, even if the mother's life is in danger.
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  17. Saint Drogo is the Catholic Church's patron saint of those whom others find repulsive, unattractive people, cattle, coffee house owners and deaf people.
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  18. The average inmate at Alcatraz read 75-100 books per year.
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  19. The British Standards Institution has a 5,000 word report on the correct way to make a cup of tea.
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  20. In Slovakia, using the names Britain or Great Britain instead of the United Kingdom can land you with a €6,600 fine.
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  21. When Picasso was interrogated by an SS officer about his painting Guernica, “Did you do that?” Picasso replied, “No, you did.”
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  22. The Wars of the Roses weren't called that. Sir Walter Scott invented the name four centuries after the conflict.
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  23. Humans speak more languages than there are species of mammal.
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  24. Donald Trump had the worst poll approval rating at 100 days than any other President since 1945
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  25. Learned helplessness is a condition in which a person suffers from a sense of powerlessness, arising from a traumatic event or persistent failure to succeed. It is thought to be one of the underlying causes of depression.
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  26. There are people here named after ships that have visited Cuba. "Usnavi," from US Navy, is a famous case.
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  27. Despite Americans owning more than 78 million dogs as pets, only about 30 deaths per year are attributed to dog attacks, fewer than bees.
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  28. The tiger is the largest wild cat in the world, weighting up to 720 pounds (363 kg), and stretching 6 feet (2 meters) long.
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  29. Otters have a pouch
    in their fur
    to store their
    favorite rocks.
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  30. Before fridges were invented, Russians and Finns kept their milk fresh by putting live frogs in it.
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