Mice actually do not like cheese! They prefer sweets if given the choice ā they like to eatĀ fruit, seeds, and grains! Did you know that gorillas, monkeys, bonobos, and other primates make a newĀ nestĀ to sleep in every night?! A flock of ravens is called aĀ conspiracy. Dark stuff! Baby flamingos are born grey, not pink
WOLFGANG KAEHLERGETTY IMAGES Savannah, Georgia is a city packed with endless haunted sites, and its mysterious underground tunnels are a key player in that statusāespecially in Forsyth Park. Yellow Fever and Death in Savannnah To the east of Forsyth Park is the Candler Hospital, well, what is left of it. It is presently a law …
Giraffes donāt just have long necks: They have long tongues! Their tongues areĀ betweenĀ 18 and 20 inches long. Sea otters like to hold each otherās paws when they sleep, so they donāt drift apart while dreaming. How sweet is that?! Mice have pretty funny names: A femaleĀ mouseĀ is a doe and a male mouse is a buck. …
Everyone has their own unique smell, except identical twins. Stomach acid is strong enough to dissolve metal. In Russia, beer was considered a soft drink, not alcohol, until 2011! Glaciers, ice caps, and ice sheets hold nearly 69 percent of the worldās freshwater. Thanks for šing here!
the tales of horror and mystery by mB ChĆ¢teau de Brissac; Brissac-QuincĆ©, France As one of the tallest castles in France, the seven-story ChĆ¢teau de Brissac is said to host the “Green Lady” who, as the castle’s website lays out, is the illegitimate daughter of King Charles VII. She was murdered by her husband after he discovered …
The Firefox logo isn’t a foxIt’s actually a red panda.Itās a common misbelief that the Firefox logo is a fox (I meanā¦ itĀ isĀ in the name), but it is actually a red panda! Motorola produced the first handheld mobile phoneand their first phone call was to their rival. On April 3, 1973, Martin Cooper, a Motorola …
Lucy in the sky with diamonds. A star in the constellation of Centaurus has a secret at its heart. At first it appeared to be a dim white dwarf, but it subsequently turned out to be incredibly dense, with the mass of the Sun crammed into an object only a third the diameter of Earth. …
