🔆 | Tody I learned
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about the Kanizsa Triangle, an optical illusion proving our brains naturally fabricate lines and shapes that do not exist. When looking at it, the human brain fills in the blank spaces to perceive a solid white triangle, a phenomenon known as "reification" in Gestalt psychology.
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two British fraudsters stole a luxury yacht to escape police and were found dead after starving off the African coast.
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that Pakistan is home to 4 of the world's 14 "Eight-Thousanders" (peaks above 8,000 meters) all clustered in the Karakoram range, including K2, the second-highest mountain on Earth.
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Genuine leather technically means a product is made from real animal hide, but it is actually the lowest quality grade of real leather. Instead of using the strong, unblemished top layers of the hide, it is made from leftover split layers that are heavily sanded, dyed, and coated to look uniform
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that humans are literally the only animals on Earth with chins
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that many major cities have disabled thousands of crosswalk buttons but keep them installed anyway because removal is too expensive. In New York City, only about 100 of 1,000 buttons actually work.
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aeolid nudibranchs can steal jellyfish stingers and use them as their own weapons. They eat venomous prey like jellyfish, hydroids, and sea anemones, save the unfired stinging cells, and deploy them against predators later.
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Mourning Geckos are a species of Lizard that evolved the ability to clone themselves to reproduce in a process called “Parthenogenesis” making them a fully female species.
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The Solar Powered Sea Slug (Sacoglossa) is the only known animal to have the ability to use Photosynthesis
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Because polar bears are so common in Churchill, Manitoba, it's customary for people to leave their car doors unlocked in case someone fleeing from a polar bear needs to use it.
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Today I learned that the Dutch Caribbean territory of Saba’s capital is called The Bottom
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Bamboo is very invasive and can spread aggressively underground and grow away from the parent plant
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the majority of the oxygen we breathe comes from photosynthesizers in the ocean, not from trees

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that the government of the UK has an official mouser for their prime ministers and the current one is named Larry

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Switzerland considers it animal abuse to own just one guinea pig. they’re so social that keeping a single one is illegal.
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the oldest wooden wheel is over 5,000 years old. The Ljubljana Marshes Wheel was discovered in Slovenia in 2002.
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on April 6, 2026, the Artemis II mission officially broke a 56-year-old record by traveling 252,760 miles from Earth! Making its four crew members the humans who have traveled the furthest into space in history.
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that the thylacines or Tasmanian tigers became extinct in the 1930s due to European settlement, changes in habitat, and decline in prey. The tigers attacked sheep. In response, the Van Diemen's Land Company then Tasmania paid £1 per head for adult tigers and 10 shillings for pups as bounties.
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in 1957, Canada designed one of the most advanced interceptor aircrafts of its time known as the Avro CF-105 Arrow. Following its decommissioning in 1959, engineers who worked on this project moved to the U.S. to work for NASA.
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that the Palau capital of Ngerulmud has the smallest population of any world capital. It effectively has a permanent population of 0 people.
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