1. 61%
    Of Americans pee in the shower.
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  2. Dolphins and whales give birth
    with the tail first instead of the head.
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  3. Josef Mengele's "scientific" experiments at Auschwitz often involved studies of twins. If one twin died, he would immediately kill the other and carry out comparative autopsies.
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  4. There's a 9/11 Memorial in Israel constructed of steel from the remains of the WTC.
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  5. Netflix stock has increased in value by 2,581% since 2005.
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  6. Sean Connery wore a toupee in all of the James Bond movies because he started balding at age 21.
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  7. Harry Potter was born in 1980, so he's over 35 by now.
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  8. "Under Pressure" was written by David Bowie and Queen during a 24-hour wine and cocaine marathon.
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  9. There are no bridges over the Amazon River.
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  10. The official city motto of Paris is "Fluctuat nec mergitur", meaning "She is tossed by the waves but does not sink."
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  11. The piano Freddie Mercury plays in Bohemian Rhapsody is the same exact piano Paul McCartney plays in Hey Jude.
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  12. Sea cucumbers eat with tube feet surrounding their mouths.
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  13. Hawaii is the only U.S. state with a majority Asian American population, at 58%.
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  14. When Benjamin Franklin invented his own harmonica, it became so popular in Europe that Mozart and Beethoven composed music for it.
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  15. The world's smallest periodic table was carved on a strand of hair.
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  16. The largest passenger plane, as of 2015, has seats for 615 people.
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  17. Elephants rarely get cancer because they have 40 copies of genes that code for the tumor suppressor protein p53—humans have two.
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  18. Some volcano eruptions are capable of creating powerful electrical charges that can lead to bolts of lightning as large as two miles long.
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  19. Latinos now outnumber whites
    in California since 2015.
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  20. Popping bubble wrap makes you feel calmer and more awake, a study found.
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  21. The "x" in "x-ray" indicates an unknown quantity, much like it does in mathematics.
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  22. Nearly 4 in 10 Americans
    have never moved
    from their
    hometown.
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  23. In 1781, Benjamin Franklin attended a concert in which he narrowly escaped death when the opera house caught fire and burned.
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  24. The world's deadliest recorded earthquake occurred in 1556 in China, killing an estimated 830,000 people.
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  25. Student loans have passed credit cards and auto loans to become the second biggest source of personal debt in the U.S., trailing only mortgages.
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  26. The RMS Titanic
    was built
    in Belfast,
    Northern Ireland.
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  27. The average lifespan of a dolphin is 15 years. However, some of them lived 50 years.
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  28. Southern California has about 10,000 earthquakes each year, though most are so small that they are never felt.
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  29. You have about 70,000 thoughts a day.
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  30. Magellanic penguins always return to same mate after solo journeys totalling 200,000 miles.
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