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Trivia Test: Amazon River
GEOGRAPHY: How many countries does the Amazon River and its tributaries flow through?
Sports Quiz: Olympic Stadium
The length of the original Olympic stadium in ancient Greece was based on the stadion, a unit of measurement said to equal 600 feet of which mythical hero?
Strange But True: The Great Pyramid
The Great Pyramid at Giza has over 2 million stone blocks, each with an average weight of more than 2 tons.
Fun Fact: Favorite Music
Listening to your favorite music enhances sensory-motor processing, and eases access to cognitive, memory, and emotional components in the brain.
Moments in Time: Bandit Black Bart
On Nov. 3, 1883, California bandit and stagecoach robber Black Bart, born Charles E. Boles and famous for his daring as well as his habit of occasionally leaving short poems…
Weird News: Spook Up Your Life
The El Cortez Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas has a sure bet for you: Casino.org is offering $5,000 to one person to spend a full weekend in the hotel, trying to scare up ghosts.
Strange But True: Baker on the Titanic
Charles Joughin, the chief baker on the Titanic, allegedly treaded water for two hours before being rescued from the sunken vessel.
Fun Fact: College Football Fans
College football fans love to buy their team's merchandise. For 2025, the top-selling college football jerseys belong to the Alabama Crimson Tide…
Moments in Time: Mozart All-Nighter
On Oct. 28, 1787, composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart worked all night to complete the overture of his opera "Don Giovanni," which was scheduled to debut in Prague the next day.
Weird News: Diamond Dig
Just months after a woman from New York dug up a 2.3-carat diamond at Arkansas’ Crater of Diamonds State Park, a family from Oklahoma have unearthed an even bigger rock…
Strange But True: Towel Museum
The Towel Museum in Japan showcases a vast collection of towels from different countries, each with its unique designs and cultural significance.
Fun Fact: License Plates
The first US state to require license plates was New York, in 1901. Each car owner ordered their own plate to be made…
Weird News: Swimming Swindler
Just after midnight on Sept. 15, a man swam up to the Paddlefish restaurant in Disney Springs, Florida, removed his wet suit and scuba gear, and robbed the restaurant…
Moments in Time: Mythical Bigfoot
On Oct. 20, 1967, the mythical Bigfoot was believed to have been filmed in northern California, firing the imaginations of numerous enthusiasts.
Strange But True: Zipline to School
In a remote area of Colombia called Los Pinos, some students have to get to school on a zipline up to 800 meters long.
Fun Fact: Black Bird
People may wonder, "What kind of black bird am I looking at?" The habitat you are observing provides important clues.
Weird News: A Stone’s Throw
Meanwhile, in Scotland, scandal erupted at the World Stone Skimming Championship, United Press International reported on Sept. 16.
Moments in Time: Whirlpool Galaxy
On Oct. 13, 1773, French astronomer Charles Messier discovered the first-known spiral galaxy and named it the Whirlpool Galaxy.
Strange But True: Women's golf
The first round of women's golf was played in 1811 -- four centuries after the sport was invented.
Fun Fact: Social networking
In 2025, social networking sites will reach 5.42 billion users. Facebook has more than 3 billion users. Its closest competitor Youtube has more than 2.5 billion users.