Let’s get right to the point: we love facts. We think that when you know more about the world, it’s easier to understand how it works and how your actions affect it. And we especially love random facts — those little nuggets of knowledge that come up in conversation, and the immediate reaction they spark is, “Wait, what?”
We’ve been on a mission to dig up the most bizarre, surprising, and interesting facts and things you didn’t know (probably). We’re not going to give you a full history lesson or tell you about the origins of things — these are just fun facts that have nothing but random educational value! And if you’re anything like us, once you learn these fascinating bits of trivia, you’ll want to share them with everyone else. Like, did you know that the inventor of frisbee golf was literally turned into a frisbee after his death? Yeah, crazy.
We’ve rounded up some of our favorite cool facts for you here. They’re like a little gift to your brain and provide an excuse to share a tidbit of knowledge that would otherwise be lost. They’re also an excellent way to break the ice when you meet someone new — especially if they’re as nerdy as you are! Some are science-y, some are history-y, and some are just plain fun. But all of them are interesting and totally random in their own unique way!
#41

There's a textbook written entirely by an artificial intelligence author.
17points
#44

The man who wrote Dracula never visited Transylvania.
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16points
#45

The word "MacGyvered" is in the Oxford English Dictionary.
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16points
#46

Moonshiners used "cow shoes" to disguise their footprints during Prohibition.
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16points
#48

George Washington was a major whiskey distiller.
15points
#51

Water makes different pouring sounds depending on its temperature.
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15points
#52

Bee hummingbirds are so small they get mistaken for insects.
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15points
#55

Crows remember the face of their abductor years after the incident.
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15points
#56

Germany uncovers 2,000 tons of unexploded bombs every year.
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15points
#57

Detroit undercover cops in a drug ring once fought another group of undercover cops.
15points
#60

The longest title of a book consists of 27,978 characters.
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