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TIL researchers documented 34 cases of wild orcas offering food to humans, including fish, birds and stingrays. (www.smithsonianmag.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 3 »
TIL Arthur Conan Doyle wrote medical novels named “The Stark Munro Letters” about Dr. Cullingworth, a brilliant doctor but erratic and unpredictable, based on his own early years as a doctor with ... (www.arthur-conan-doyle.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
TIL that after WWII, hay fever became common in Japan due to reforestation policies. The types of trees planted produced a lot of pollen while they were mature. (en.wikipedia.org) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 2 »
TIL: Major General Jesse L. Reno of the American Civil War's son, Jesse W. Reno was one of the first inventors of the escalator (en.wikipedia.org) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
TIL Several Mayan skeletons have been discovered with jade or turquoise stones embedded in their teeth! The practice appears to have been common between 250 BC and 900 AD and must certainly have h... (www.geo.fr) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
TIL the fastest ocean liner ever built was the SS United States, which operated from 1952 to 1969. Its first voyage from New York City to the UK took three days, averaging 41 mph (66 km/h), and th... (en.wikipedia.org) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
TIL that Neanderthals have contributed more DNA to modern East Asians than modern Europeans (academic.oup.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
TIL that sleeping in space can be deadly without good ventilation. (www.sleep.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
TIL Biddy Mason (1818-1891) came to California as a slave in 1851. She won her freedom in court and became one of the first black women to own land in Los Angeles. As the city grew the value of he... (en.wikipedia.org) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 2 »
TIL 19th-century British table sets feature a third condiment shaker, and nobody in modern times seems to know for sure what it held. (www.scienceforums.net) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
TIL that horses have no muscles in their lower legs, so their hooves act as "second hearts". A horse that can't move risks blood pooling in its hooves, which can cause tissue death starting from t... (horses.extension.org) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 2 »
til that in 1999 nasa lost a 125 million dollar mars climate orbiter because one engineering team used metric units while another used imperial units causing the spacecraft to enter the wrong traj... (en.wikipedia.org) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
TIL that the Ojibwe language, spoken across the Great Lakes region, has no gendered nouns like many Romance or Germanic languages. Instead it categorizes nouns as animate (tree, feather) or inanim... (www.native-languages.org) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
TIL that a single lightning strike can heat the air around it to about 30,000°C, hotter than the surface of the sun (en.wikipedia.org) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
TIL After Francis I exchanged himself in spanish captivity in 1526 with his two sons, aged 7 and 8, he annuled everything he signed in exchange for his release, but the kids remained in captivity ... (en.wikipedia.org) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
TIL that Pac-Man earned $1 billion in quarters in its first year. In 1982 it made $6 billion, more than all Vegas casinos and US movie theaters combined that year (en.wikipedia.org) 1 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
TIL during WWII, Britain hid its wealth 3 floors under Montreal's Sun Life building. The vault had microphone alarms, walls made of abandoned railway steel, and a door needing 2 blind, simultaneou... (acresofsnow.ca) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
TIL Mexico since the conquest has had 130 heads of state and only one of them knew how to speak Nahuatl, the dominant indigenous language: Maximilian of Habsburg. Maximilian was an Austrian archdu... (en.wikipedia.org) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
TIL that the first animals in space were fruit flies, sent by the US on February 20, 1947, along with corn seeds, to study the effects of cosmic radiation on living things. The mission was success... (www.aps.org) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
TIL less than 20% of Medal of Honor recipients received their award posthumously (www.army.mil) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
TIL Priceline.com once tried to let people bid on gas and groceries. It collapsed in 2000 after burning through $200–300 million, and the stock fell from $104 to $5.81 in under a year. (www.cbsnews.com) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
TIL that New Zealand has the highest average prices for both cocaine and LSD (as of 2019) (www.stuff.co.nz) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
TIL that during the Falklands War, the BBC announced the pending attack on Goose Green by the 2nd Battalion of the Parachute Regiment the day before the attack. (en.wikipedia.org) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
TIL that the largest city in the world that's inaccessible by road is Iquitos, Peru. It's only accessible by air and by the Amazon river. Gustave Eiffel designed Casa de Fierro there, but the clai... (en.wikipedia.org) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
TIL Food cravings during pregnancy do not generally correlate with maternal nutritional imbalances, except for one specific case. Compulsive cravings for non-food items like chalk, rocks, and ice ... (en.wikipedia.org) 0 Lemmit.Online bot 1 »
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