1. There are more than 5,000 people who are eligible to succeed the British throne.
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  2. 1 in 3 Jews in the U.S. put up a Christmas tree in their home during the holiday season, a survey found.
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  3. Pizza Hut uses more than 300 million pounds of cheese each year, which requires a herd of about 170,000 dairy cows.
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  4. It's estimated that the Allied troops brought home 1.5 million cases of syphilis and gonorrhea from World War I.
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  5. Gandhi married at age 13.
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  6. Many species of penguins gift mates with rocks.
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  7. Nicole Barr, a 12-year-old from Essex in England, scored a 162 on her Mensa IQ test in 2016. That's 2 points higher than Einstein and Stephen Hawking.
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  8. In 2004, Los Angeles planted a pine tree in memory of Beatle, George Harrison. Ten years later, it died of a beetle infestation.
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  9. The first plastic Christmas trees were produced by a toilet brush manufacturer. They used the same bristles, they just dyed them green.
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  10. In Coober Pedy, Australia, over half of the population lives in caves carved underground to stay away from the heat.
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  11. The highest-value notes issued by the Bank of England are Giants (£1 million) and Titans (£100 million).
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  12. There is no such thing as a vegetarian snake. Snakes eat nothing except other animals.
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  13. Lamas in ancient Tibet were boiled in butter before being embalmed.
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  14. U.S. presidents earn less salary now than any time in American history, at just US$400k per year.
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  15. All Las Vegas city facilities ―from government buildings to streetlights― run entirely on renewable energy.
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  16. In Norway, no one can disguise their earnings, as every citizen's tax returns are made available for everyone else in the country to inspect.
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  17. The average Briton has 174,000 sixth cousins, enough to fill Wembley stadium twice over.
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  18. More people die in car crashes each year in the U.S. than in other high-income countries.
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  19. The bigger an animal's brain, the longer it will yawn.
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  20. Every week, London Underground escalators travel the equivalent of twice around the world.
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  21. In Spain, Belgium, Portugal and France everyone is automatically an organ donor, unless they refuse beforehand.
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  22. Nikola Tesla could not stand the sight of pearls, to the extent that he refused to speak to women wearing them.
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  23. The Swiss Deaf Association chose "Donald Trump" as their 2016 sign of the year.
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  24. Anti-venom for poisonous bites in U.S. hospitals can cost tens of thousands of dollars while the same drug in Mexico costs hundreds of dollars.
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  25. Some of the gifts the U.S President has received from foreign countries over the years includes 300 pounds of raw lamb, a puppy, 2 pandas, and a copy of the Witcher 2.
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  26. Amish religious customs forbid mustaches because of their association with the military.
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  27. The co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous believed LSD could be used to cure alcoholics and claimed it cured his depression.
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  28. Morgan Freeman is a trained ballet dancer.
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  29. When Mao Zedong visited the U.S.S.R. in 1949, Stalin had special toilets installed in order to secretly collect and analyze Mao's poop.
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  30. John Lennon once almost beat a man to death.
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