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  • The mayor of a historical district in Alaska was a cat named Stubbs who served until his death in 2017.

  • The collective group of lemurs is called a conspiracy.

  • In 2005, nature protection officials reported over 1,000 toads exploding unexpectedly in Hamburg, Germany.

  • In the 1980s, Fredric Baur, the founder of Pringles, requested to be buried in a Pringles can. His children honored the request.

  • Mary Toft, an English woman, became the center of considerable controversy when, in 1726, she convinced doctors that she had given birth to rabbits.

  • The first Primark store opened in Dublin in June 1969 under the name Penney’s.

  • Al Pacino was offered the role of Han Solo, but turned it down because he "didn't understand the script." He also turned down lead roles in Die Hard, Pretty Woman, Beverly Hills Cop and Apocalypse Now.

  • You can now get a headstone with a QR code. Called “Living Headstones”, they show pages with photos, video biographies, and comments from loved ones.

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  • Ron Swanson’s character on Parks and Recreation is based on a real person – a woman who works in a high bureaucratic position who is also anti-government.

  • The NYPD had a police officer follow Andre the Giant whenever he went out drinking. This was to make sure he didn’t get drunk and fall on anyone.

  • Captive tigers in the U.S. alone outnumber the amount of wild tigers worldwide.

  • . A strawberry is not an actual berry, but a banana is. (Grassberry)

  • The 1831 London Bridge was sold in 1962 when it needed to be replaced. It was bought by Lake Havasu City, Arizona, to help tourism.

  • Hershey’s chocolate syrup, Ritz Crackers, DumDums, and Oreos are all vegan.

  • Scrappy-Doo, widely considered to be one of the most hated characters in fiction, has not appeared in an animated Scooby-Doo production since 1988 due to audience backlash.

  • The sound of a Star Wars lightsaber was created by pairing together the sound of an idle film projector and the buzz from an old TV set.

  • Your tonsils can partially grow back if there was tissue left behind during the removal process.

  • The first X-rated animated movie was Fritz the Cat. It is still the most successful independent animated feature to date.

  • In Israel, it is illegal to bring bears to the beach.

  • Roughly 33% of cats are not affected by catnip. The euphoric reaction commonly associated with catnip is hereditary.

  • Facebook will track and record nearly everything you do if you browse the web while logged in to your Facebook account.

  • Bubble wrap was originally invented to be wallpaper. The creators tried to make plastic wallpaper with a paper backing, but it came out with plastic backing.

  • The longest Cricket Test match lasted over 12 days between England and South Africa. It only ended because the English team would have missed their boat home.

  • MIT, often cited as one of the world’s most prestigious universities, puts almost all of its course materials online for anyone to access for free.

  • There's a species of trilobite named Han Solo.

  • In 1754, Ursulina de Jesus, a woman from Sao Paulo, was accused of interfering with her husband's fertility by the use of magic. She was executed by burning in public.

  • Albert Einstein had mastered calculus by the tender age of 15.

  • 18 years after Vietnamese man Ma Van Nhat had surgery for injuries sustained in a car crash, doctors found surgical scissors in his abdomen.

  • Madagascar got its name when Marco Polo misspelled it. The name stuck, and the island was christened to the name in 1500.

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