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The largest Giant Pacific Octopus weighed nearly 600 pounds

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Giraffe's sleep approximately 1.9 hours per day

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The bell tower on North Carolina State University stands 117 feet tall

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the planet known as TrES- 4 is 1.7 times larger than the planet Jupiter

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The largest wheat field ever sown held 35,000 acres of wheat

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At birth, 80% of an infants body weight is made up of water

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The first map of Celestia was drawn to a scale of 250,000,000,000 light years equaling 1/10,000 of an inch

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The leap year was created to account for the extra .25 days per year

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There are a total of three different Phosphoramithothioates

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Taste buds are found all over a catfishs' body

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The Topaz Solar Farm, located in California, is the largest solar farm within the United States

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Butterflies fly best at 85 degrees Fahrenheit

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Butterflies fly the most at around 85 degrees

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There are only 2 species of camals

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Octopus have three separate hearts. Two pump blood to the gills and the third through the body

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A Wii remote measures 5.8 inches long

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The continent of North America has the second least amount of countries on it

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There are 30 countries that are on the coasts of Africa

Random Fact #736

The Cucurbitaceae plant family is also know as the Gourd family

Random Fact #735

A place where bees are domesticated is called an Apiary

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There are only 20 different species of Bowerbirds

Random Fact #733

The tail fin of a Dolphin is called the Fluke

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The weasel is part of the genus Mustela

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The cost of manufacturing a single M1 Abrams tank is approximately $6.21 million

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Spain is the worlds largest exporter of oranges 

Random Fact #729

The Steam Turbine was created by Sir Charles Parsons and Gustaf de Laval

Random Fact #728

Mount Ossa in Tasmania is 5,305 feet tall

Random Fact #727

The Great Barrier Reef is found in the Coral Sea

Random Fact #726

The Irminger ocean current can be found off the southwest coast of Iceland

Random Fact #725

A Fatberg is created when undegradable materials pile up in sewer lines

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The continent of Asia has a population of approximately 4.43 billion people

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a Fathom is a unit of measurement that is equal to 6 feet

Random Fact #722

The capital of Bulgaria is Sofia

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Opium latex contains approximately 12% of the  analgesic alkaloid morphine

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Hares are born with hair on the body

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Mauna Loa is considered a shield volcano

Random Fact #718

Kale is also called Borecole

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A person is more likely to remember something when they write it in blue ink

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Fenn's Treasure is located somewhere in the Rocky Mountains

Random Fact #715

The Wolf Eel can grow to be up to 203 centimeters long

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The Tanakh has a total of 24 books in it

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Attached ear lobes are a recessive trait in humans

Random Fact #712

The number of hotel rooms on the Las Vegas Strip totals to be over 62,000 rooms

Random Fact #711

The Las Vegas Strip is 4.2 miles long

Random Fact #710

Dry ice is the solid form of Carbon Dioxide

Random Fact #709

Brominated Vegetable Oil, which is found in Mountain Dew, is a fire retardant 

Random Fact #708

DNA contains four different nucleotides Adenine, Thymine, Cytosine, and Guanine

Random Fact #707

The worlds tallest roller coaster presently is called the Fury 325 in Charlotte, North Carolina

Random Fact #706

Consecotaleophobia is the fear of Chopsticks

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The Greek word Trophic refers to food or feeding

Random Fact #704

A Planktivore is an aquatic animal that eat planktonic food

Random Fact #703

The worlds highest recorded jump by an insect was by Froghopper, which jumped 70 meters into the air

Random Fact #702

Valedictorian come from the Latin word Vale which means goodbye

Random Fact #701

The Great Divide Bike Trail is the worlds longest bike trail, spanning 2,500 miles

Random Fact #700

The most bean bags ever juggled at one time officially is 13 bean bags by Alex Barron

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Sauros in Greek means lizard or reptile

Random Fact #698

Until the end of the 7th century, all Anglo-Saxen coins were minted in gold

Random Fact #697

One fluid ounce of water has a mass of about one ounce

Random Fact #696

Eusociality is the highest level of  organization in animal society

Random Fact #695

The poles of the sun take approximately 36 days to make a full rotation

Random Fact #694

Lusaka is the capital of the country Zambia

Random Fact #693

Ukraine is the largest country that lies entirely inside Europe

Random Fact #692

There were a total of 7 Roman kings while the Roman Empire exsisted

Random Fact #691

A nano meter is equal to 1/1,000,000,000 of a meter

Random Fact #690

Over 2 meters of DNA are stored in the nucleus of each cell

Random Fact #689

Approximately 100 pounds of ATP is used in a healthy adult human per day.

Random Fact #688

The world's 5th smallest country is San Marino

Random Fact #687

Mauro Giaconcia set the record for the longest time swimming in a lagoon

Random Fact #686

The Sumatra Earthquake is the second largest earthquake ever recorded

Random Fact #685

President Eisenhower re-enlisted in the army after his presidency was over

Random Fact #684

One light year equals approximately 9 trillion kilometers

Random Fact #683

The Tigris and Euphrates Rivers empty into the Persian Gulf

Random Fact #682

Laird A. Thompson and Stephen Gregory discovered astrological voids in 1978

Random Fact #681

New Zealand's Hottest recorded temperature was 108.32 degrees Fahrenheit

Random Fact #680

The Silverfish is classified under the order Thysanura

Random Fact #679

Emperor Murakami of Japan was born July 26, 0967

Random Fact #678

The first grades issued at Yale were given out in 1785

Random Fact #677

A Newton is the unit used to describe and give a value to force

Random Fact #676

Guitarerro Cave is found 2,580 feet above sea level

Random Fact #675

A peppers hottness is measured in SHU's, or Scoville Heat Units

Random Fact #674

Leon Battista Alberti was a polymath, and was an expert in 9 different fields

Random Fact #673

In computing, FLOPS stands for FLoating-points Operation Per Second

Random Fact #672

The equation of to find the area of a triangle is (1/2)base x hight

Random Fact #671

The planet TRES4 is 70% larger than the planet Jupiter

Random Fact #670

The smallest known galaxy is M60-UCD1, which has a diameter of 300 light years

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The diameter of the Whirlpool Galaxy is approximately 60,000 light years

Random Fact #668

Septillion can be achieved by raising 1000 to the 8th power

Random Fact #667

King Richard the 3rd was born October 2nd, 1452

Random Fact #666

The malleus is an ear bone unique to mammals

Random Fact #665

The highest value for an American dollar bill today is the $100 dollar bill

Random Fact #664

The worlds largest ball of twine is found in Cawker City, Kansas

Random Fact #663

The Andromeda Galaxy is approaching the Milky Way Galaxy at approximately 100 to 140 km per second

Random Fact #662

Mount Wycheproof is the smallest registered mountain in the world

Random Fact #661

Operation Upshot-Knothole test a total of 11 atomic bombs

Random Fact #660

975 men and 22 women participated in the 1900 Summer Olympics

Random Fact #659

The Titanosaurus  was first described by Lydekker in 1877

Random Fact #658

10 pounds equal 4.5 kilograms

Random Fact #657

The inside of a banana peel can be used to polish leather

Random Fact #656

Gopher Wood trees are found naturally on the Florida-Georgia state line

Random Fact #655

The Republic was written by Plato in 380 BC

Random Fact #654

The city of Mecca lies 909 feet above sea level

Random Fact #653

Fanta soda has 44 grams of sugar per serving

Random Fact #652

The Huon Peninsula was named after the French explorer Jean- Michel Huon de Hermadec

Random Fact #651

The Pantheon in Rome has the worlds largest dome

Random Fact #650

University of Virginia was established in the year 1819

Random Fact #649

The Unit Circle always has a radius of 1

Random Fact #648

Red dye 40 has been known to cause symptoms of ADHD

Random Fact #647

The capital of the country Greenland is Nuuk

Random Fact #646

The Cortex is the outermost layer of the Brain

Random Fact #645

Gotthard Base Tunnel is 35.4 miles long

Random Fact #644

Ungulates use the tips of their toes to balance while moving

Random Fact #643

The Bing search engine was started on May 28, 2009

Random Fact #642

The Big Egg in Winlock weighs 1,200 pounds

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Mexico has 23,761 kilometers of coastline lengthwise

Random Fact #640

Nezahualcoyotl was born on April 28, 1402

Random Fact #639

Germander was banned from France in 1926

Random Fact #638

An Asymptote is a line on the graph that an equation cannot touch 

Random Fact #637

The official language of Andorra is Catalan

Random Fact #636

Cuba was officially recognized as a country on December 10th, 1898

Random Fact #635

John Hawthorne was the on Salem Witch Trials judge never to repent of his actions

Random Fact #634

Time is sometimes referred to as Newtonian Time

Random Fact #633

Russia holds only 278,200 square miles of water area

Random Fact #632

A Stadion is a unit of measurement the measure 184 meters

Random Fact #631

A stadia is a unit of measurement that is about 184 miles

Random Fact #630

On a beach, the area that the water splashes over is called the Swash Zone

Random Fact #629

Operationalization is the measuring of a phenomenon that is not directly measurable, but it's existence is indicated by other phenomena

Random Fact #628

In Hong Kong, the speed limit on all roads are at least 50 kilometers an hour

Random Fact #627

Phillis Wheatly was the first African-American woman to publish work in America

Random Fact #626

The game Boggle was published in 1972

Random Fact #625

Treasure Island, San Fransico was built in 1936

Random Fact #624

The fastest non-tornado wind speed ever recorded was 253 mph

Random Fact #623

A water molecule is a tetrahedral

Random Fact #622

RR stands for Resperation Rate

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The worlds most expensive train ride cost $22,195 for a single ride

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The National Park Quarters collection will be complete in 2021

Random Fact #619

Cold Sores are caused by herpes virus

Random Fact #618

Lighters were first created by Johann Wolfgang Döbereiber in 1823

Random Fact #617

The Gastro-Epiploica Sinistra is the largest branch of the Splenic

Random Fact #616

The Great Lakes of North America are all connected by the Saint Lawrence River

Random Fact #615

The maximum depth of Lake Ontario is 802 feet

Random Fact #614

The Tsar Bell is the worlds heavier bell

Random Fact #613

Only 5% of the world's oats are eaten by humans

Random Fact #612

The worlds largest treehouse is the Minister Treehouse in Crossville, Tennessee

Random Fact #611

Asteroid means Star-like

Random Fact #610

Crystallography is an experimental science that determines the arrangement of atoms in a crystal

Random Fact #609

The tail of a Peacock is called a Train

Random Fact #608

The tallest palm tree in the world is Columbia's Kangaroo Tree

Random Fact #607

Sãjãt is Arabic for Zils

Random Fact #606

Three of five of the pairs of legs on a lobster has claws on them

Random Fact #605

Akkorokamui is a gigantic octopus-like monster from Anui Folklore

Random Fact #604

The antenna of a male bee is cut into 13 different segments

Random Fact #603

Rafflesia Arnoldii has the common nickname of Corpse Flower

Random Fact #602

In Chinese philosophy, Yin is female gender and Yang is male gender

Random Fact #601

A total of 12.1 digits have been calculated for the value of Pi

Random Fact #600

There are only 4 months in a year with 30 days in them

Random Fact #599

The first known reference of witches using a broom was mentioned in 1453

Random Fact #598

A Femtowatt is equivalent to one quadrillionth of a watt

Random Fact #597

The average human eyeball is 24 millimeters wide

Random Fact #596

Atoms have a diameter of about 0.2 nanometers

Random Fact #595

Granada, Spain is located at the base of the Sierra Mountains

Random Fact #594

Lisel Mueller was born in Hamburg, Germany during the year 1924

Random Fact #593

Mount Erebus stands 3,794 meters tall

Random Fact #592

Krubera Cave in the country of Georgia is the deepest cave in the world

Random Fact #591

Robert Boyle published his gas law in 1662

Random Fact #590

Newtons 3 laws of motion were published in 1687

Random Fact #589

Rheology is the study of the movement of matter

Random Fact #588

Silly Putty was inducted into the Toy Hall of Fame in 2001

Random Fact #587

It is estimated that around 20,000,000 people in the United States has Peripheral Neuropathy

Random Fact #586

Devils Tower in Wyoming stands 5,114 feet above sea level

Random Fact #585

Disney is the worlds second largest broardcasting and cable company in terms of revenue

Random Fact #584

The largest sandwich ever made weighed 6,991 pounds

Random Fact #583

The country of Ireland holds 32,595 square miles of land

Random Fact #582

The Republic of France is a Semi-presidential Republic

Random Fact #581

The city of Beelin has 344.35 square miles of land

Random Fact #580

The world record for most pairs of underwear worn is 302

Random Fact #579

The Pituitary Gland weighs about 0.5 grams

Random Fact #578

The highest point of elevation from the floor to the top in the Grand Canyon is about 2,600 feet high

Random Fact #577

There are exactly 100 prime numbers whose contents are strictly in ascending order

Random Fact #576

Turtle Mountain is a plateau that is around 2,000 feet above sea level

Random Fact #575

The worlds tallest door stands 139 meters tall

Random Fact #574

The longest tail on a dog measures 72.29 centimeters

Random Fact #573

Jacobitism was a political movement created in 1743 to return Stuart King James II to the English throne

Random Fact #572

Asparagus is normally found in clusters of 4-15 stalks

Random Fact #571

Red, yellow, and blue are the three primary colors

Random Fact #570

Rod Cells are found in the retina of the Eye

Random Fact #569

Sun Drop has 64 milligrams of caffeine for every 12 fluid ounces

Random Fact #568

The Liebherr Hydraulic Shovel is the heaviest vehicle in the world, weighing 656 tons

Random Fact #567

The first American Football game was played on November 6, 1869

Random Fact #566

Trichromacy is the condition of processing three independent channels for conveying color information