Reading Time: 2 minutes Were you aware that there are extra ribs in humans, well at least some humans? This really is sectacular, but no need for concern if you are one of the few blessed with this additional set of ribs. Time for a simple counting game. It’s time to count your ribs. It’s simple to do, unless …
Reading Time: 2 minutes Male butterflies have a peculiar and somewhat disturbing habit of marking female butterflies with a bad smell after mating. This behavior, known as “nuptial gift-giving,” is a common occurrence in the world of butterflies and moths. While it may seem bizarre to us, it is an essential part of their mating ritual and reproductive strategy. …
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Reading Time: 3 minutes I have only one phrase to describe this action. Bah humbug. England banned Christmas in 1647! That’s right, a Christian country which was under the rule of possibly the most puritan leadership that the country has ever experienced, banned one of the most holy days on the Christian calendar. What was their deal? Were they secretly …
Reading Time: 2 minutes Seoul was the capital of North Korea until 1972. It doesn’t seem quite right does it? But it was the stark reality for nearly 20 years after the end of the Korean War. So why was Seoul was the capital of North Korea until 1972? After all, Seoul is south of the 38th parallel, which is considered the …
Reading Time: 2 minutes When it comes to homosexuality many people will argue it’s not the natural way. Many more will attempt to point out that that it’s only the domain of people. How wrong are they. In fact, male bats exhibit the highest rate of homosexuality among mammals. It’s not exactly rocket science to understand that animals engage …
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Reading Time: 3 minutes The first animal cloned ever was a sea urchin in 1885. That’s over 100 years before it became cool and a hot topic of discussion. While the exact process of this cloning is not exactly the same as that performed in laboratories today, believe me when I say the process was different, the end result …
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Reading Time: 2 minutes George Washington owes one library money, a lot of money from a fine. The George Washington library fine as it is known, was a result of some long overdue books. Who doesn’t know who George Washington was? Hardly anyone. He was the leader of the Rebel army during the American War of Independence and …
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Reading Time: 2 minutes Al Gore is well known as a conservationist. He has been a proponent for clean and renewable energy, recycling and reducing carbon pollution. Like his father before him, Al Gore entered politics as a Democrat. Despite Al Gores clean credentials, his father, Al Gore Senior, thought up possibly one of the most environmentally damaging proposals …
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Reading Time: 2 minutes Onto what seems to be a popular topic on Unreal Facts, poop. Why is poop brown? This is a seriously good question to ask. When you think about it, the vast majority of food that we consume is not brown at all, yet once our body has processed it it turns into that color. We …
Reading Time: 2 minutes Please be warned. Before reading any further you may find it difficult sleeping tonight. We are now going to give you some disgusting mattress facts. Before you tuck into bed tonight here’s something to think about. A ten year old mattress weighs double what it did when it was new, because of the debris which is …
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