1. The stripes on each tiger are unique, like human fingerprints.
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  2. Within three days of death, the enzymes that once digested your dinner begin to eat you.
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  3. It snowed in the Sahara Desert in 1979.
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  4. Some chickens are half male, half female.
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  5. An Ostrich's eye is
    bigger than its brain.
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  6. Goldfish can't close their eyes as they have no eyelids.
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  7. When the "Elephant Whisperer" Lawrence Anthony died, a herd of elephants arrived at his house to mourn him.
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  8. Bananas
    are slightly
    radioactive.
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  9. A blue whale's heart can be as large as a car.
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  10. Edison electrocuted an elephant in 1903 to prove Tesla's AC current was dangerous.
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  11. The original tapes of the Apollo 11 moon landing were erased and re-used by mistake.
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  12. Elephants are pregnant
    for 2 years.
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  13. Britney Spears' used pregnancy test was sold on eBay for $5,001.
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  14. An experiment in 1998 found that a bright light shone on the backs of human knees can reset the brain's sleep-wake clock.
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  15. Only one-half of a dolphin's brain goes to sleep at a time.
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  16. The Apollo 11 had about 20 seconds of fuel left when it landed.
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  17. In Peru, there's a billboard that creates drinkable water out of thin air.
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  18. Leeches
    have
    32 brains.
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  19. Kissing can cause tooth decay.
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  20. Oxford University Is Older Than the Aztecs.
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  21. It's impossible to
    sneeze while sleeping.
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  22. Our bodies contain about 0.2 milligrams of gold, most of it in our blood.
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  23. There's high-speed Internet on the way up to Mount Everest.
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  24. Listerine was invented in 1879 as a surgical antiseptic
    and later sold as a floor cleaner and a cure for gonorrhea.
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  25. The longest pregnancy in humans on record is 375 days (12.5 months).
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  26. There's a blue planet where it rains glass.
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  27. In France, you can marry a dead person.
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  28. Similar to fingerprints, everyone also has a Unique Tongue Print.
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  29. On Mars, sunsets are blue.
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  30. The wood frog and other animals have the ability to freeze solid during winter, thaw in the spring and remain perfectly healthy.
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  31. Castration
    was used in the Middle Ages
    as a "cure" for hernia,
    epilepsy, and leprosy.
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  32. In 1945, a rooster named Mike, lived 18 months without a head.
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  33. Male seahorses
    can get pregnant.
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  34. Besides sucking our blood, mosquitoes urinate on our skin.
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  35. A russian woman in the 1700s gave birth to 16 pairs of twins, 7 sets of triplets and 4 sets of quadruplets in just 40 years with the same man.
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  36. Only two countries in the world are not allowed to sell Coca-Cola officially: North Korea and Cuba.
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  37. The Japanese who survived the Titanic crash was called a coward in his country for not dying with the other passengers.
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  38. When a person dies, his sense of hearing is the last to go.
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  39. Dead people can get goose bumps.
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  40. Scientists can turn peanut butter into diamonds.
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  41. Elephants and chimpanzees can display behavior patterns similar to post-traumatic stress disorder and depression.
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  42. There's a hotel in Bolivia made almost entirely of salt, complete with salt beds and chairs.
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  43. Chewing gum is banned in Singapore.
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  44. Herrings communicate
    through farts.
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  45. Nikola Tesla once "shook the poop out" of a constipated Mark Twain with an experiment.
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  46. There's a town in Norway called Hell.
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  47. A man married a dog in India as atonement.
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  48. Before the eraser, bread was used to remove pencil marks.
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  49. Charles Richter, who invented the Richter Scale, was a nudist.
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  50. The Nazis tried to teach dogs to talk and read.
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  51. Rats laugh when tickled.
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  52. Male bees
    die
    after
    having sex.
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  53. Philophobia is the fear of falling in love.
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  54. There is a small village in France called "Pussy".
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  55. Nintendo had a chain of sex hotels in the 1950s.
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  56. Sprite may be one of the best remedies for hangovers, according to studies.
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  57. In Korea and Japan, there is a Cat Cafe where you can go to drink coffee and hang out with cats for hours.
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  58. Women in ancient Rome wore the sweat of Gladiators to improve their beauty and complexion.
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  59. John Lennon admitted he used to be cruel to his woman and hit her as a youngster.
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  60. In Belarus, it is illegal to applaud in public.
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  61. The SEX Party in Australia is looking to legalize marijuana, euthanasia, censorship, abortion, and tax the church.
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  62. NASA scientists have discovered stars that are
    cool enough to touch.
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  63. A kangaroo can't jump unless its tail is touching the ground.
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  64. It is believed that Isaac Newton died a virgin.
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  65. In 2009, a man was arrested for being naked in his own house in Springfield, Virginia.
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  66. Hippopotamus' milk is pink.
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  67. Greek philosopher Chrysippus is said to have died of laughter after getting his donkey drunk, trying to eat figs.
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  68. Female kangaroos have three vaginas.
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  69. Anatidaephobia is the weird fear that somewhere, somehow, a duck is watching you.
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  70. A 13-year old boy in Florida was once arrested for excessive farting in school.
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  71. The Incas' measurement of time was based on how long it took to boil a potato.
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  72. The most successful Pirate Captain was a Chinese prostitute with 80,000 sailors working for her.
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  73. A chinese man sued his wife for being
    too ugly
    and the Court agreed awarding him US$115,000.
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  74. If Thai policemen break the law, they are forced to wear a Hello Kitty armband.
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  75. There's a restaurant in Japan using monkeys as waiters.
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  76. Sheep can recognize each other in pictures.
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  77. Only female
    mosquitoes
    drink blood.
    Males are vegetarians.
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  78. When Twister was introduced in 1966, critics denounced the game as "sex in a box".
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  79. In the Bible, God sent two bears to murder 42 children because they had mocked a man for being bald.
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  80. The NAZIs considered Native Americans to be part of the Aryan race.
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  81. Only about 15% of the Sahara Desert is covered in sand.
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  82. "Tinku" is a festival in Bolivia where people beat each other for 2 or 3 days straight.
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  83. Humans put a man on the Moon before they put wheels on luggage.
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  84. Musician Eddie Van Halen blamed guitar picks for giving him tongue cancer.
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  85. A man named Robert Lane named his two sons "Winner" and "Loser."
    Winner grew up to be a criminal, and Loser became a detective.
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  86. Christopher Columbus thought that the world was shaped like a woman's breast.
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  87. In 1989, Margaret Thatcher pleaded with Mikhail Gorbachev to keep the Berlin Wall up.
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  88. The extreme sport of "Volcano surfing" was invented in 2004 at Cerro Negro, Nicaragua.
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  89. The Helicodiceros is a plant that mimics the anus of a dead animal, in order to attract flies for pollination.
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  90. The wombat's poop is cubic.
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  91. There's a ghost town in Arizona called "Nothing." It has one abandoned building and a couple of signs.
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  92. Although Porsche is owned by Volkswagen Group, Volkswagen Group is owned by Porsche Holdings.
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  93. Despite his profanity-laced songs, Eminem doesn't allow swearing in his home.
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  94. It's illegal to wear a fake mustache that causes laughter in church in Alabama.
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  95. It's illegal to lie down and fall asleep with your shoes on in North Dakota.
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  96. Samoa is 24 hours ahead of American Samoa, even though they are just 70 km (43 mi) apart.
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  97. There's a museum of broken relationships in Croatia.
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  98. Disney was sued by a biologist for defaming the character of hyenas in The Lion King.
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  99. In an isolated village in the Dominican Republic, about 1 in 50 children are born appearing to be girls but grow male genitalia during puberty.
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  100. Cornflakes have more genes than people do.
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  101. In 2008, UK police granted a weapons licence to a 7-year-old child.
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  102. A species of hermaphroditic worm has a strange way to deal with loneliness: It injects sperm into its head to reproduce.
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  103. In Japan, a festival called Kanamara Matsuri, or "Festival of the Steel Phallus," celebrates the defeat of a vagina demon by an iron penis.
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  104. In 2014, a deceased two-headed dolphin was discovered washing up on shore in the waters off Turkey's west coast.
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  105. A 30-year-old woman from India, who claimed to have fallen in love with a snake, got married to the reptile in 2006.
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  106. From July to September 2001, heavy downpours of red-coloured rain fell sporadically on the state of Kerala, India.
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  107. Fried tarantulas are a delicacy in Cambodia.
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  108. In the 90s, the Pentagon considered developing a chemical that caused bad breath (halitosis), making it easy to identify guerrillas trying to blend in with civilians.
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  109. Lamas in ancient Tibet were boiled in butter before being embalmed.
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  110. 13 children under the age of 10 have been issued with shotgun certificates in the UK over the past 3 years.
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  111. Doctors in Japan discovered in 2017 a tiny brain inside of a 16-year-old girl's ovarian tumor while removing the growth.
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  112. In 16th century Europe, it was believed that eating a tomato could turn you into a werewolf.
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  113. A naked mole rat's four front teeth are located outside its mouth, and their lips are sealed just behind the teeth, preventing soil from filling its mouth while he is digging.
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  114. People really do look like their names. According to research your name might shape your face.
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