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The Origins of Duct Tape and It’s Varied Uses
Did you know that Duct tape was used in the Gulf War to repair and protect helicopter rotor blades?
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The Origins of Duct Tape and It’s Varied Uses
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How The Chernobyl Disaster Affected The UK
One site where the effects of Chernobyl’s radioactive rains is still very present today, in the famous Loch Ness in Scotland.
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The Historical Yet Bizarre London Beer Flood
The London Beer Flood, claimed the lives of 9 people, as well as injuring many more and causing damage to multiple houses.
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The Bizarre Salem Tomato Trials
Tomatoes, shortly after their introduction to the western world, were long considered to be a poisonous fruit.
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The Pirate Who Raided A Ship For Their Hats
In 1717 the infamous pirate Benjamin Hornigold raided a ship to take hats... not lives.
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10 Crazy Coincidences That Are Hard To Believe
Have you ever wondered if you'll ever meet your lookalike? There is only a 9% chance of you meeting your doppelgänger!
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50 Fun Facts About William Shakespeare For Kids
In the popular Shakespeare play, Romeo and Juliet, the world "love" appears 150 times.
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15 Historic Facts About The Battle of Bunker Hill
Did you know that The battle of Bunker Hill actually took place mostly on Breed’s Hill?
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20 Historical Facts About Tutankhamun
Did you know that Tutankhamun's death may actually be related to getting bitten by a hippo?
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5 Phrases & Actions We Use That Come From Ancient Times
In medieval times, knights and nobles would often ride huge warhorses that were specifically bred for fighting and strength.
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30 Spectacular Facts About Scarecrows
There is a Japanese villaige called Nagoro which has 35 inhabitants, but over 350 scarecrows!
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Sports Evolution Facts: The Greeks, Romans & Us
To the Romans, sport was a spectacular means of bloody entertainment, whereas Athenians found it to be a spiritual experience.