15 Now-You-Know Facts That Hit Us Like A Freight Train

Thanks, we hate Biblically accurate horseshoe crabs.

In the middle of the night, a poor man was found dead. He had been murdered. The murderers left behind two clues that were to solve their mystery and save them from the hangman's noose: a pair of shoes and a note saying "If you want these, follow me".
The next morning at the town's main square, a man was found lying there. He seemed very confused but also extremely calm, almost as if he had died in his sleep. When the townsfolk saw what the stranger had on his feet they realized that the murder was not random. It had been a targeted killing.
"Who did this?" the townsfolk asked about the man. They had seen the murderer leave him with a pair of shoes but they hadn't known what to do or who could be so cruel, so ruthless.
Eventually, they noticed a strange list of fifteen facts that the killer had left next to the corpse. That list went ...



 

Horseshoe Crabs

PBS

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Boston Globe

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PubMed

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Artsy

There is a name for the symbols used in comic strips that hide curse words.

Fast Company

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CNN

Football players aren’t the only ones to get Super Bowl rings.

Fox Sports

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding was watched by 30 million Americans.

CNBC

Hotdogs are not sandwiches, it’s been confirmed.

VICE

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NSSL

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