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RE: Fascinating Facts and Trivia - billyboy1963 - 01-05-2021 18:55

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RE: Fascinating Facts and Trivia - billyboy1963 - 01-05-2021 18:56

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RE: Fascinating Facts and Trivia - billyboy1963 - 01-05-2021 18:58

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RE: Fascinating Facts and Trivia - billyboy1963 - 01-05-2021 18:59

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RE: Fascinating Facts and Trivia - gazcraw77 - 02-05-2021 00:04

Cleopatra lived closer in time to the Moon landing than to the construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza.


RE: Fascinating Facts and Trivia - gazcraw77 - 02-05-2021 00:05

Nearly 30,000 rubber ducks were lost a sea in 1992 and are still being discovered today.


RE: Fascinating Facts and Trivia - billyboy1963 - 02-05-2021 17:15

A cow-bison hybrid is called a “beefalo”


RE: Fascinating Facts and Trivia - billyboy1963 - 02-05-2021 17:16

Firefighters use wetting agents to make water wetter

The chemicals reduce the surface tension of plain water so it’s easier to spread and soak into objects, which is why it’s known as “wet water.”


RE: Fascinating Facts and Trivia - billyboy1963 - 02-05-2021 17:23

Octopuses lay 56,000 eggs at a time

The mother spends six months so devoted to protecting the eggs that she doesn’t eat. The babies are the size of a grain of rice when they’re born.


RE: Fascinating Facts and Trivia - billyboy1963 - 02-05-2021 17:25

Avocados were named after reproductive organs

Indigenous people of Mexico and Central America used the Nahuatl word āhuacatl to mean both “testicles” and “avocado.”

The fruits were originally marketed as “alligator pears” in the United States until the current name stuck.