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A Fresh Serving Of Trivia About Science, History, Movies, And More

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A Fresh Serving Of Trivia About Science, History, Movies, And More - - Sharks have been around longer than treesSource: Australian National Maritime Museum

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A Fresh Serving Of Trivia About Science, History, Movies, And More - The inventor of the USB says his team blew it. by not making the plug worSource: PC World

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A Fresh Serving Of Trivia About Science, History, Movies, And More - Streaming Despacito used up more power than some countries produce in Source: Al Jazeera

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A Fresh Serving Of Trivia About Science, History, Movies, And More - When Baby Groot throws up in Guardians of the Galaxy 2, that's Source: Film School Rejects

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A Fresh Serving Of Trivia About Science, History, Movies, And More - A real buffalo was killed in Apocalypse Now. To get Source: USA Today

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A Fresh Serving Of Trivia About Science, History, Movies, And More - Little Richard became a preacher after seeing a sign inSource: The Guardian

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A Fresh Serving Of Trivia About Science, History, Movies, And More - In 2013, nine lost Doctor Who episodes turned up iSource: BBC

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A Fresh Serving Of Trivia About Science, History, Movies, And More - In Nepal, there are honey hunters who climb granite cliffs to get hallucinSource: National Geographic, China Plus

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A Fresh Serving Of Trivia About Science, History, Movies, And More - In 1969, Pat Sajak cut off Nixon to play Christmas music. Source: Military.com

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A Fresh Serving Of Trivia About Science, History, Movies, And More - Most Canadians live south of the 49th parallel. Ceded to CANADA Britain. Source: LA Times

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A Fresh Serving Of Trivia About Science, History, Movies, And More - Peter Stormare just kind of stumbled into a role in John ick: Chapter 2. He was Source: Film School Rejects

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A Fresh Serving Of Trivia About Science, History, Movies, And More - Most of the sets for Independence Day were built in the same Source: Film School Rejects

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A Fresh Serving Of Trivia About Science, History, Movies, And More - In Australia, half of a banknote is worth half its face value. lo 10 USTRALIA Source: Reserve Bank of Australia

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