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Amazing trivia about animals, the human body, space, food and more — one fact a day to blow your mind. 120 verified, family-friendly facts by Naby Fall, available now on Kindle and in paperback.
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Octopuses have three hearts and blue blood. Two hearts stop beating when they swim — which is why they prefer to crawl.
Archaeologists have tasted honey found in ancient Egyptian tombs — still perfectly edible after thousands of years.
Under the right conditions, hot water freezes faster than cold water. Scientists call it the Mpemba effect — and still argue about why.
A single teaspoon of a neutron star would weigh about a billion tons — roughly the weight of every human on Earth combined.
Botanically speaking, bananas are berries — but strawberries aren't. Science has no respect for your grocery list.
Sharks have been swimming Earth's oceans for about 450 million years — roughly 60 million years before the first trees existed.
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Daily Fact Drop started on Instagram as @dail.yfactdrop — one mind-blowing fact a day, with the cute and impossible animal moments to match. It grew into a book, 120 Mind-Blowing Facts by Naby Fall, and now this site: a home for our favorite facts and the products we genuinely recommend.
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