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There Are Only Three Countries in the World That Are Entirely Surrounded by One Other Country

ByHistory and Mystery August 14, 2024January 27, 2025

Wondering which nations are completely enveloped by another? Discover the unique challenges and opportunities faced by these rare geographical oddities.

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There Are No Bridges Across the Amazon River

ByHistory and Mystery August 14, 2024January 27, 2025

Lacking bridges across its vast expanse, the Amazon River presents a mystery that challenges our understanding of modern infrastructure—but why?

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There Are No Snakes in Ireland

ByHistory and Mystery August 14, 2024January 27, 2025

Missing snakes in Ireland? Uncover the surprising truth behind this phenomenon and its unexpected impact on the island's ecosystem.

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The World's Only Egg-Laying Mammals Live in Australia and New Guinea

ByHistory and Mystery August 14, 2024February 9, 2025

Discover the bizarre world of monotremes: Australia's egg-laying mammals that challenge everything you thought you knew about animal reproduction.

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The World's Oldest Mummies Are in Chile

ByHistory and Mystery August 14, 2024January 27, 2025

Millennia-old mummies in Chile predate Egyptian ones, but climate change threatens their existence—discover their surprising story and preservation efforts.

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The Word *Scientist* Dates Back Only to 1834

ByHistory and Mystery August 14, 2024January 27, 2025

Discover the surprisingly recent origin of the word "scientist" and how its coinage in 1834 reshaped our understanding of…

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The Westernmost and Easternmost Points of U.S. Territory Both Share the Same Name

ByHistory and Mystery August 14, 2024

Located on opposite ends of America, two Point Udalls hold a surprising secret about U.S. territory—but what lies between them?

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Before Erasers, People Used Bread to Rub Out Pencil Marks

ByHistory and Mystery August 14, 2024

In a surprising twist of history, bread once served as the go-to eraser for pencil marks—but why did this peculiar practice exist?

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Bees Can Recognize Human Faces

ByHistory and Mystery August 14, 2024January 27, 2025

Ordinary bees possess an extraordinary ability: recognizing human faces. But how do their tiny brains manage this complex task?

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Around 12% of People Dream in Black and White

ByHistory and Mystery August 14, 2024January 27, 2025

You'll be surprised to learn why some people dream in black and white—and what it reveals about the human mind.

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