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VEGEMITE, A Uniquely Australian Treat

How did this interesting spread become so popular in only Australia?

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VEGEMITE, A Uniquely Australian Treat

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What Exactly is INTERPOL?

INTERPOL is quite different than how it’s portrayed on TV and in movies.

4d ago

What Exactly is INTERPOL?

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Little Known Things About Albert Einstein

Did you know these facts about Albert Einstein?

6d ago

Little Known Things About Albert Einstein

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The Secret U.S. Operation That Wiretapped a Soviet Undersea Cable

Faced with an urgent need for intelligence, the U.S. launched one of the Cold War’s most daring covert missions.

Jun 16

The Secret U.S. Operation That Wiretapped a Soviet Undersea Cable

Jun 16

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The World’s Oldest Living Vertebrate

The elusive Greenland Shark is the world’s longest-living vertebrate.

Jun 14

The World’s Oldest Living Vertebrate

Jun 14

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The Longest Train in the World

BHP Iron Ore set the longest train record between the Yandi mine and Port Hedland in Western Australia in 2011.

Jun 12

The Longest Train in the World

Jun 12

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Why is it Called the District of Columbia?

Why is the United States capital in the District of Columbia, and how did the district get its name?

Jun 10

Why is it Called the District of Columbia?

Jun 10

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The Largest Bee in the World and Its Hallucinogenic Honey

The largest bee in the world makes some really dangerous honey.

Jun 8

The Largest Bee in the World and Its Hallucinogenic Honey

Jun 8

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Bubble Wrap Was Supposed to be Wallpaper

Bubble Wrap, those protective sheets that keep things from breaking and are fun to pop, didn’t start its life intended for those uses.

Jun 6

Bubble Wrap Was Supposed to be Wallpaper

Jun 6

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The Japanese Shrine That Is Rebuilt Every 20 Years

The Ise Jingu shrine in Japan is dismantled and rebuilt every 20 years as part of the Shinto belief of death and renewal of nature.

Jun 4

The Japanese Shrine That Is Rebuilt Every 20 Years

Jun 4

Daniel Ganninger

Daniel Ganninger

The Writer, Editor, and Lackey of Knowledge Stew and Fact World, and I write about interesting things. Come along for the journey at knowledgestew.substack.com.

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