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101 Fun Facts · 1. Three presidents, all Founding Fathers—John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and James Monroe—died on July 4. · 2. The Barbie doll's ... 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101FunFacts1.Threepresidents,allFoundingFathers—JohnAdams,ThomasJefferson,andJamesMonroe—diedonJuly4.PresidentsAdamsandJeffersonalsodiedthesameyear,1826;PresidentMonroediedin1831.Coincidence?Youdecide.(constitutioncenter.org)2.TheBarbiedoll’sfullnameisBarbaraMillicentRoberts,fromWillows,Wisconsin.HerbirthdayisMarch9,1959,whenshewasfirstdisplayedattheNewYorkToyFair.(barbiemedia.com)3.Thereactuallyaren’t“57varieties”ofHeinzketchup,andneverwere.CompanyfounderH.J.Heinzthoughthisproductshouldhaveanumber,andheliked57.Hint:Hittheglassbottleonthe“57,”notthebottom,togettheketchuptoflow.(heinz.com)4.OneofPresidentJohnTyler’sgrandsonsisstillalivetoday—andhewasbornin1790.Howisthispossible?PresidentTyler,the10thUSpresident,was63whenhissonLyonTylerwasbornin1853;Lyon’ssonwasbornwhenhewas75.PresidentTyler’slivinggrandson,HarrisonTyleris92.Lyon’sothersonLyonJr.passedawayin2020attheageof95.TheTylerfamilystillmaintainsthePresident’shome,SherwoodForestPlantationinVirginia.(sherwoodforest.org)5.ThetallestmaneverrecordedwasAmericangiantRobertWadlow(1918–1940),whostood8feet11inches.Wadlow’ssizewastheresultofabnormallyenlargedpituitarygland.(guinnessworldrecords.com)6.Thetallestlivingmanis37-year-oldSultanKosen,fromTurkey,whois8feet,2.8inches,whosettherecordin2009.Hisgrowthisalsoduetoapituitaryissue.(guinnessworldrecords.com)7.Theoldestpersonevertohavelived(whoseagecouldbeauthenticated),aFrenchwomannamedJeanneLouiseCalment,was122yearsoldwhenshediedin1997.(guinnessworldrecord.com)8.Slicedbreadwasfirstmanufacturedbymachineandsoldinthe1920sbytheChillicotheBakingCompanyinMissouri.Itwasthegreatestthingsince…unslicedbread?(chllicothenews.com)9. TheEarlofSandwich,JohnMontagu,wholivedinthe1700s,reportedlyinventedthesandwichsohewouldn’thavetoleavehisgamblingtabletoeat.(pbs.org)10.ThefirstcollegefootballgamewasplayedonNovember6,1869,betweenRutgersandPrinceton(thenknownastheCollegeofNewJersey)inNewBrunswick,NewJersey.Rutgerswon.(ncaa.com)11.ExperimentsinuniversitieshaveactuallybeencarriedouttofigureouthowmanylicksittakestogettothecenterofaTootsiePop,bothwithmachineandhumanlickers(becausethisisimportantscientificknowledge!).Theresultsrangedfrom252to411.(tootsie.com)12.TheFourCornersistheonlyspotintheUSwhereyoucanstandinfourstatesatonce:Utah,Colorado,ArizonaandNewMexico. 13.CanadaissouthofDetroit(justlookatamap).14.TheoriginalnameforthesearchengineGooglewasBackrub.ItwasrenamedGoogleafterthegoogol,whichisthenumberonefollowedby100zeros.(about.google)15.Theoldest-knownlivinglandanimalisatortoisenamedJonathan,whois187yearsold.Hewasbornin1832andhaslivedontheislandofSt.HelenaintheAtlanticOceansince1882.(guinnessworldrecords.com)16.Batsaretheonlymammalthatcanactuallyfly.17.Wombatsaretheonlyanimalwhosepoopiscube-shaped.Thisisduetohowitsintestinesformthefeces.Theanimalsthenstackthecubestomarktheirterritory.(bbc.com)18.Themostcommonwildbirdintheworldisn’tthesparroworbluejay—it’sthered-billedquelea,whichliveinAfricaandhaveanestimatedpopulationof1.5billion.(audubon.org)19.Theheartofthebluewhale,thelargestanimalonearth,isfivefeetlongandweighs400pounds.Thewhaleintotalweighs40,000pounds.(nationalgeographic.com)20.Forcomparison,anelephant’sheartweighsaround30pounds.Andahumanheart?Amere10ounces. 21.Elephantscan’tjump.(smithsonianmag.com)Related:Likefunfacts?CheckoutHistoryFacts22.Octopuseshavethreehearts.23.Cowsdon’tactuallyhavefourstomachs;theyhaveonestomachwithfourcompartments.(fda.gov)24.Theplatypusdoesn’thaveastomachatall:Theiresophagusgoesstraighttotheirintestines.(nationalgeographic.com)25.Thisisoneanimalmyththat’strue:Eatingpartsofapufferfishcankillyoubecause,inadefensemechanismtowardoffpredators,itcontainsadeadlychemicalcalledtetrodotoxin.There’senoughinonepufferfishtokill30people—andthere’snoantidote.Still,pufferfish,calledfugu,isahighly-prizeddelicacyinJapan,butcanonlybepreparedbywell-trainedchefs.(nationalgeographic.com)26.Polarbearshaveblackskin.Andactually,theirfurisn’twhite—it’ssee-through,soitappearswhiteasitreflectslight.27.Tigers’skinisactuallystriped,justliketheirfur.Also,notwofurpatternsarealike.28.Flamingoesareonlypinkbecauseofchemicalscalledcarotenoidsinthealgaeandfish(whichalsoeatthealgae)theyeat;theirfeathersaregrayishwhitewhenthey’reborn.29.Mosquitoesarethedeadliestanimalintheworld:Theykillmorepeoplethananyothercreature,duetothediseasestheycarry.(cdc.gov)30.WhatdoMissPiggyandYodahaveincommon?Theywerebothvoicedbythesameperson,puppeteerFrankOz.31.Psychowasthefirstmovietoshowatoiletflushing.(npr.com)32.Oneofthemostfamousmovielinesinhistorywasneversaid.Weoftenquote,“Playitagain,Sam,”fromCasablanca;butthereallineis,“Playit,Sam.Play‘AsTimeGoesBy.’” 33.ThegreencodeinTheMatrixwasactuallycreatedfromsymbolsinthecodedesigner’swife’ssushicookbook.(cnet.com)34.TheweddingofPrincessDianaandPrinceCharleswaswatchedby750millionpeopleworldwidein1981;sadly,2.5billionwatchedherfuneralin1997.(bbc.com)35.With3.572billionviewers,halftheworld’spopulationwatchedthe2018FIFAWorldCupofsoccer(orfootball,asmanyinternationalfanscallit),whichisheldeveryfouryears.Thatnumberisonparwiththe2016SummerOlympics;butonlyaquarteroftheworldwatchedtheless-popularWinterOlympicsin2018.(fifa.com)Related:TruthorDareQuestions36.Therearenomusclesinyourfingers:Theirfunctioniscontrolledbymusclesinyourpalmsandarms.(assh.org)37.Thehardestworkingmuscleinyourbodyisyourheart:Itpumpsmorethan2,000gallonsofbloodadayandbeatsmorethan2.5billiontimesina70-yearlifespan.(heart.org)38.It’simpossibletohumwhileholdingyournose(justtryit!).39.Skinisthebody’slargestorgan.40.Theearth’scircumferenceis24,900miles.(nasa.gov)Related:250QuestionstoAskAGuy41.Allofanadulthuman’sbloodvessels,iflaidoutendtoend,wouldbeabout100,000miles,sotheycouldencircletheearthfourtimes.(fi.edu)42.Accordingtorecentresearch,thehumannosecandistinguishatleastatrilliondifferentodors.(nature.com)43.Thelongestfingernailseverwereover28feetintotal.AmericanLeeRedmondstartedgrowingthemin1979andsettherecordin2008.Sadly,shelosthernailsinacarcrashin2009.(guinnessworldrecords.com)44.Theoriginoftheword“sinister”reflectsahistoricalbiasagainstleft-handedpeople.ItcomesfromtheLatinwordfor“left,”whichwasalsoseentobeunluckyorevil.(merriam-webster.com) 45.Thereisnotoneletter“q”inanyUSstatename,theonlyletterinthealphabettobemissing.“J”and“z”areonlyrepresentedonceeach,inNewJerseyandArizona.46.Theword“strengths”isthelongestwordintheEnglishlanguagewithonlyonevowel.(guinnessworldrecords.com)47.CartoonistMortWalker,creatorofBeetleBailey,cameupwithnamesforthethingsweoftenseeincomicsandcartoons:“briffit”isthedustcloudacharactermakeswhenherunsawayquickly;“plewds”arethebeadsofsweatwhenacharacterisunderduress;and“grawlix”aresymbolssuchas“#@*%”thatstandinforcursewords.(merriam-webster.com)48.Amash-upoftwowordstomakeanewword(suchasbreakfastandlunchintobrunch,ormotelfrommotorandhotel)iscalledaportmanteau.Incaseyou’rewondering,theword“portmanteau”itselfisnotaportmanteau;it’sacompoundwordthatreferstoaduel-sidedsuitcase.(merriam-webster.com) 49.ThedogateJohnSteinbeck’shomework—literally.Theauthor’spupchewedupanearlyversionofOfMiceandMen.“Iwasprettymad,butthepoorfellowmayhavebeenactingcritically,”hewrote.50.Amonglostworks,thisstorymightbeevenworse:ErnestHemingway’sfirstwife,Hadley,leftasuitcasefulloftheauthor’swritingonatrain.Whenshewentbacktogetit,itwasgone.“IhadneverseenanyonehurtbyathingotherthandeathorunbearablesufferingexceptHadleywhenshetoldmeaboutthethingsbeinggone,”HemingwaywroteinAMoveableFeast.Related:101RiddleswithAnswers51.TheoriginaltitleofJaneAusten’sPrideandPrejudicewasFirstImpressions.(jasna.org)52.MaryShelleywroteFrankensteinwhenshe18,duringaghoststorycompetitionwhilestayinginSwitzerlandwithwritersPercyShelley(herlover)andLordByron.(penguinrandomhouse.com)53.Germanchocolatecakedoesn’tcomefromGermany.Itwasnamedforaperson,SamGerman,whocreatedatypeofbakingchocolateforBaker’sin1852.(npr.org)54.HawaiianpizzawascreatedinOntario,Canada,byGreekimmigrantSamPanopoulosin1962.(cbc.ca)55.Almostallcommerciallygrownartichokes,99.9percent,comefromCalifornia.Onetowninparticular,Castroville,isnicknamed“theArtichokeCapitaloftheWorld.”(visitcalifornia.com)56.ThedifferentcolorsofFrootLoopscerealalltastethesame—they’renotindividualflavors.(time.com)57.What’sinsideaKitKat?BrokenKitKatsthataredamagedduringproduction—theygetgroundupandgobetweenthewafersinside,alongwithcocoaandsugar.That’sawaytonotletanythinggotowaste!(today.com)58.Poundcakegotitsnamebecausetheoriginalreciperequiredapoundeachofbutter,flour,sugarandeggs.That’salotofcake—butitwasmeanttolastforalongtime.59.Thedifferencebetweenjamandjellyisthatjamismadewithmashedupfruitwhilejellyismadewithfruitjuice. (bonapetit.com)60.Preservesarelikejambutmadewithmorewholefruit.Marmaladeispreservesmadefromcitrusfruit.61.Flamin’HotCheetosweredevelopedbyajanitoratFrito-Lay,RichardMontanez,whogottheideaafterputtingchilipowderonsomerejectCheetosandthenpitchedittotheCEO.He’snowasuccessfulexecutiveandmotivationalspeaker,andamovieisintheworksabouthislife.(cnbc.com)62.Coca-Colaactuallysellssoupinacan.Bistroneisanourishingmealonthego,availableintwoflavorsinJapan.(worldofcoca-cola.com)63.Thebiggestpizzaevercreatedwas13,580squarefeet,madeinRome,Italy,in2012.Thepizzawasgluten-freeandnamed“Ottavia”afteraromanemperor.(guinnessworldrecords.com)64.ThetallestbuildingintheworldistheBurgKhalifainDubai,standingatover2,700feet.(skyscrapercenter.com)65.ThetallestbuildingintheUSisOneWorldTradeCenterinNewYork,whichcomesinatnumbersixontheworldwidelist.Itstandsatexactly1,776feetasanodtothedateoftheDeclarationofIndependence.66.TheEmpireStateBuildinginNewYorkwasthetallestbuildingintheworldfrom1931until1971,andwasthefirstbuildingofover100floors.67.Contrarytopopularbelief,it’sreally,reallyhardtoseetheGreatWallofChinafromspace,particularlywiththenakedeye.(nasa.gov)68.Thefirstfootprintsonthemoonwillremainthereforamillionyears.(nasa.gov)69.DaysonVenusarelongerthanyears.Duetoitsslowaxisrotation,ittakes243Earthdaystospinonce;butitonlytakes225Earthdaystogoaroundthesun.(nasa.gov) 70.Humanscouldnever“land”onJupiter,Saturn,UranusorNeptunebecausetheyaremadeofgasandhavenosolidsurface.(natgeokids.com)71.ButyoucouldiceskateononeofJupiter’smoons,Europa,whichiscoveredinice.AnAxeljumpwouldtakeyou22feetintheair!(nasa.gov)Related:101TriviaQuestionsforKids72.OurmoderninterpretationofSantaClauswitharedoutfitandwhitebeardisdueinlargeparttoholidayCoca-Colaadsthatbeganin1931.(coca-cola.com)73.QueenVictoria’shusband,PrinceAlbert,wasn’tthefirsttointroduceChristmastreestoBritainfromhisnativeGermany—QueenCharlottedidthatinthelate1700s.But,VictoriaandAlbertarecreditedwithpopularizingthecustominthemid-1800s.(royal.uk)74.BuckinghamPalaceinLondon,England,has775rooms,including78bathrooms.(royal.uk)75.TheWhiteHouseinWashington,DC,has132rooms,including35bathrooms.(whitehouse.gov)76.Ittakes570gallonstopainttheexterioroftheWhiteHouse.(whitehouse.gov)77.TheteddybearisnamedafterPresidentTheodoreRoosevelt.Afterherefusedtoshootacapturedblackbearonahunt,astuffed-animalmakerdecidedtocreateabearandnameitafterthepresident.(nps.gov)78.LincolnLogswerecreatedbyJohnLloydWright,sonoffamousarchitectFrankLloydWright,inthe1920s.TheywerenamedafterAbrahamLincoln,whogrewupinalogcabin.(nps.gov)79.Play-Dohstartedoutasawallpapercleanerbeforetheheadofthestrugglingcompanyrealizedthenon-toxicmaterialmadeagoodmodelingclayforchildrenandrebrandedit.(museumofplay.org)80.Inthe1940s,aretiredschoolteachercameupwithCandylandtoentertainchildrenwhowerehospitalizedfrompolio.Becauseitscolorsystemrequirednoreading,youngkidscouldeasilyplay.(toyhalloffame.org) EmailAddressPleaseenteravalidemailaddress.Thanksforsigningup!Pleasecheckyouremailtoconfirmyoursubscription.81.Peoplestartedwearingpajamas,originallyspelled“pyjamas,”insteadofnightgownssothey’dbepreparedtorunoutsideinpublicduringWorldWarIairraidsinEngland.(bbc.co.uk)82.AtMedievalTimesdinnerattractions,youeatwithyourhandsbecausepeopledidn’tuseutensilsinthemiddleages.(medievaltimes.com)83.Freelancersoriginallyreferredtoself-employed,sword-wieldingmercenaries:literally“freelancers.”(merriam-webster.com)84.Weshakehandstoshowwe’reunarmed.(bbc.co.uk)85.Althoughnolongerconnectedtothebeercompany,GuinnessWorldRecordswasfoundedbythemanagingdirectorofGuinnessBreweryinthe1950s.(guinnessworldrecords.com).RandomFunFacts86.Michelinstarsarehighlycovetedbyeliteandupscalerestaurantstheworldover—butthey’reactuallygivenoutbytheMichelintirecompany,thesameonewhosemascotisthemarshmallow-likeMichelinMan.Ifyouwanttogetfancy,pronounceitintheoriginalFrench,“mich-LEH.”(michelin.com)87.MorepeoplevisitFrancethananyothercountry(Spainissecond;theUSthird).(e-unwto.org)88.Youcanstillstayattheworld’soldesthotel,NisiyamaOnsenKeiunkaninJapan,whichwasfoundedin705AD.(guinnessworldrecord.com)89.Thelongestplacenameintheword,at85letters,is“Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu,”NewZealand.LocalsjustcallitTaumataHill.(newzealand.com)90.ThecoldesttemperatureeverrecordedoccurredinAntarctica,-144Fahrenheit,asreportedbyresearchersinascientificjournalin2018.Related:250WouldYouRatherQuestions91.ThehottesttemperatureeverrecordedoccurredinFurnaceCreek,DeathValley,California,at134degreesFahrenheitonJuly10,1913.(public.wmo.int)92.Japanrecordsthemostearthquakesofanycountryintheworld;butthemostearthquakesactuallyoccursinIndonesia.(usgs.gov)93.Eachyear16millionthunderstormshappenaroundtheworld,andatanygivenmoment,thereareabout2,000thunderstormsinprogress.(nssl.noaa.gov)94.Swedenhas267,570islands,themostofanycountryintheworld.95.Australiacontainsanumberofpinklakes,butthemoststunningisthePeptoBismol-coloredLakeHillier.Thecolormaybetheresultofcertainalgae.(australia.com)96.Atover29,000feettall,Mt.EverestisthehighestpointonEarth,butitdoesn’tcomparetothedeepestpointonEarth,theMarianaTrench,whichisover36,000feetdeep—nearlysevenmiles—inthePacificOcean.97.Thisisn’texactlya“fun”fact,butthereareover200deadbodiesofclimbersonMt.Everestbecauseit’ssodifficulttobringthemdown.(outsideonline.com)EmailAddressPleaseenteravalidemailaddress.Thanksforsigningup!Pleasecheckyouremailtoconfirmyoursubscription.98.Onlytwopeoplehaveeverswumtheentirelengthofthe2,350-mileMississippiRiver:Slovenianlong-distanceswimmerMartinStrelin2002andAmericanformerNavySEALChrisRingin2015.Strelswamfor68daysinarow;Ringtookonedayoffaweek,taking181days.(strel-swimming.com)99.Visitorsarenotallowedtoscatterlovedones’ashesatDisneyWorldorDisneyland.Thisisapparentlyaproblem,particularlyaroundtheHauntedMansionattraction.(wsj.com)100.ThemanwhodesignedthePringlescan,FredBauer,isburiedinone—oratleastsomeofhisashesare.(npr.org)101.There’saworldrecordfortheholderofthemostworldrecords:AshritaFurman,who’ssetmorethan600recordsandcurrentlyholdsmorethan200.Hisrecordshaverangedfromfastestmileonapogostick,longesttimetohulahoopunderwaterandgreatestdistancetraveledonabicyclebalancingamilkbottleonthehead.(guinnessworldrecords.com)Liketheseinterestingfunfacts?Checkout100WTFFacts!StorybyTinaDonvito. 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