TIL after surviving a suicide attempt, the rapper Vanilla Ice took up jet-skiing and reached a world ranking of 6. https://ift.tt/bj3gpwL
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TIL after surviving a suicide attempt, the rapper Vanilla Ice took...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/shallowblue • 55 points and 12 comments
TIL Hippopotamus meat is considered a delicacy in Africa, and has a sweet taste. https://ift.tt/GMQcZ6N
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TIL Hippopotamus meat is considered a delicacy in Africa, and has...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/weirdgroovynerd • 61 points and 17 comments
TIL Challenger Deep, the deepest-known point on Earth was accidentally discovered on history's first major scientific expedition devoted to oceanography in 1875. https://ift.tt/tOL82uq
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TIL Challenger Deep, the deepest-known point on Earth was...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/drijfjacht • 83 points and 18 comments
TIL that the Secret Language of Fans was more a marketing ploy to sell fans, then an actual language of signals that women used and men understood. https://ift.tt/Cn3OAWt
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TIL that the Secret Language of Fans was more a marketing ploy to...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/bram_stokers_acura • 60 points and 8 comments
TIL that the day of the year with the least number of births is Christmas Day. The day of the year with the most number of births is September 26th, because December 25th is also the day with the most conceptions. https://ift.tt/5pNw6xo
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TIL that the day of the year with the least number of births is...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/more_beans_mrtaggart • 132 points and 46 comments
TIL that Ben & Jerry's employees are entitled to 3 free pints of ice cream every day https://ift.tt/h2WPHl1
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TIL that Ben & Jerry's employees are entitled to 3 free pints of...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Lagavulin16_neat • 116 points and 34 comments
TIL there are public fountains in Paris that literally flow with free, clean sparkling water! Residents fill up bottles to take home instead of buying bottled water in stores https://ift.tt/WXQyL0a
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TIL there are public fountains in Paris that literally flow with...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/speedycat2014 • 164 points and 23 comments
TIL the Black Death was partially caused by a mass execution of cats due to supposed association with the Devil, allowing rats and their fleas to rapidly spread. https://ift.tt/BrVd9Yf
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TIL the Black Death was partially caused by a mass execution of...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/aelsilmaredh • 954 points and 129 comments
TIL that a man accidentally got shot in the head by a particle accelerator back in 1978 and is still alive https://ift.tt/5daJmzw
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TIL that a man accidentally got shot in the head by a particle...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Rixia • 159 points and 33 comments
TIL that the distinct illustration style of 'The Adventures of Tintin' called 'Ligne claire', was created by the Belgian cartoonist Hergé. It uses clear strong lines, no hatching, little contrast, and strong colors with realistic background. It influenced many other artists, f. ex. Chris Ware, https://ift.tt/fuzG5Oh
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TIL that the distinct illustration style of 'The Adventures of...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/abaganoush • 139 points and 11 comments
TIL foreign investors estimated the Confederacy had a 42% chance of winning the Civil War, just before the Battle of Gettysburg https://ift.tt/xlBA2L8
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TIL foreign investors estimated the Confederacy had a 42% chance...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/TheLittleLauren • 49 points and 6 comments
TIL in 1976 , LA Dodgers catcher Steve Yeager was impailed in the throat by San Diego Padre's Bill Russell's broken bat, resulting the the MLB issuing a throat guard rule for catchers. https://ift.tt/WdON2AZ
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TIL in 1976 , LA Dodgers catcher Steve Yeager was impailed in the...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/superfly355 • 71 points and 8 comments
TIL "Jelly Babies" were first named "Unclaimed Babies" https://ift.tt/7VwKJvn
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TIL "Jelly Babies" were first named "Unclaimed Babies"
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/AlcoOwl • 90 points and 17 comments
TIL after Treasure Salvors, Inc. found the Nuestra Señora de Atocha shipwreck, Florida forced the finders into a contract giving 25% of the found treasure to the state. After 8 years of litigation, the U.S. Supreme Court awarded all found treasure to the finders. https://ift.tt/MPKZ3jd
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TIL after Treasure Salvors, Inc. found the Nuestra Señora de...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/mmmyesplease--- • 35 points and 3 comments
TIL Florence Nightingale was a pioneer of statistics and infographics. Nightingale used statistics to measure the quality of soldiers' treatment and sanitation. She wrote reports with diagrams so to be understood by politicians and the illiterate; popularizing the pie graph in the process. https://ift.tt/sKPw3Ej
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TIL Florence Nightingale was a pioneer of statistics and...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/jamescookenotthatone • 243 points and 9 comments
TIL Sonora Carver, one of the first female horse divers, went blind from retinal detachment while diving with her horse, Red Lips, at an Atlantic City show in 1931. Despite her permanent injury, she continued horse diving for another 11 years. https://ift.tt/XKiYDcZ
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TIL Sonora Carver, one of the first female horse divers, went...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/The_Ry_Ry • 67 points and 26 comments
TIL there is a movement to recover and preserve “heritage apples,” those forgotten once commercial growers settled on a few varieties to mass grow. Over a thousand have been found so far. https://ift.tt/Jcseu9I
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TIL there is a movement to recover and preserve “heritage apples,”...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/TychaBrahe • 93 points and 16 comments
TIL that in 1940, after the fall of France during WW2, the British Royal Navy attacked and destroyed, neutralized or captured the largest ships in the French naval fleet in order to ensure they would not fall into German hands. https://ift.tt/BdbA2hl
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TIL that in 1940, after the fall of France during WW2, the British...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/oceanicplatform • 51 points and 8 comments
TIL the Cagots were an outcast minority found in the west of France and northern Spain. Persecuted for centuries, they were not distinguished by any religious, ethnic or physical attributes and were just hated for who they are. https://ift.tt/z0XiLSB
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TIL the Cagots were an outcast minority found in the west of...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/NoNo_Cilantro • 34 points and 2 comments
TIL that the Giant Puffball Mushroom has the the most progeny of any living thing. 7 trillion spores. If each of the spores from two generations produced a mushroom they would have a combined size 800 times the size of earth! https://ift.tt/NpFJ2Tn
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TIL that the Giant Puffball Mushroom has the the most progeny of...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/Spooged_Potato • 38 points and 4 comments
TIL that during the looting of the Chinese imperial palace at the end of the 2nd Opium War, the British soldiers took a Pekingese dog to gift to Queen Victoria. She named it "Looty" https://ift.tt/vRemQlF
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TIL that during the looting of the Chinese imperial palace at the...
Posted in r/todayilearned by u/AccessTheMainframe • 81 points and 9 comments