March 2018 - Page 5 of 6

135 Amazing Facts for People Who Like Amazing Facts

(via Mental Floss) Maybe you want to feel smarter or just show off, here are 133 amazing facts from the

(via Atlas Obscura) Fruits and vegetables can be beautiful. Ask any artist who’s painted a still life. But for Japanese

(via Great Big Story) On the little island of Kihnu, seven miles off the coast of Estonia, women run the

(via NPR) In 1866, sailors on a German barque called Paula tossed a gin bottle with a message into waters

(via Mental Floss) Around the world, over 600 million people live near one of 1500 active terrestrial volcanoes. Who’s keeping

(via Action Lab) The host of The Action Lab sat down to demonstrate and explain how he was able to

(via Great Big Story) Moving homes can be a tough adjustment, but moving an entire town? In Kiruna, Sweden, an

(via Atlas Obscura) Jeremy Bentham died 186 years ago. Now conservators are transporting his “auto-icon” from London to New York for

(via Jalopnik) You, a human being who we imagine likes to drive cars, are probably aware of the signs posted

(via Grunge) Are you bored of your office job? Looking for a little excitement in your 9-to-5? Good news! There

(via Mental Floss) Theodor Seuss Geisel—who was born in Springfield, Massachusetts on March 2, 1904—wasn’t actually a doctor (at least

(via Atlas Obscura) Before orange (the fruit, that is) stormed Europe, yellow-red was called simply that: yellow-red, or even just