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Nutmeg has a chemical called myristicin that can cause a long high with hallucinations if eaten or sniffed in large amounts. It can cause nausea, vomiting, and heart problems. Hallucinations start hours later, so people overdose too much by accident. Many, especially teens, try it once and stop because it feels bad. 🌰⚠️ @googlefactss #NutmegHigh #HealthRisks #StaySafe
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A 15-year-old girl in Lesotho, in 1988, got pregnant after swallowing sperm during oral sex. She had no vaginal opening and was stabbed in the stomach after being caught by her ex. Doctors believe sperm from her mouth entered her body through stomach wounds and caused pregnancy. The baby was born via cesarean. 🚼🤯
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Women get drunk faster than men because their bodies have less water and fewer enzymes to break down alcohol. This means alcohol stays stronger and longer in their blood. Because of this, women face higher risks of health problems from drinking, even if they drink less than men. 🍷⚠️
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“Blue balls” (epididymal hypertension) is a temporary feeling of pressure or mild pain in the testicles caused by sexual arousal without orgasm. Blood flow increases to the genitals and builds pressure that is usually relieved by ejaculation. The testicles do not turn blue. Women can have a similar feeling called “blue vulva” or “blue bean.” The discomfort usually lasts a few minutes but can last hours. Symptoms include aching, heaviness, and mild pain. Priapism is different; it is a long erection lasting over 4 hours and needs emergency care. To ease blue balls, try self-relief, distraction, exercise, or warm/cold showers. Talking openly with partners can help reduce the chance of this discomfort. 🩵🍆💙🍑
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There's an animal that smells like buttered popcorn. The binturong (Arctictis binturong), a Southeast Asian "bearcat," smells like buttered popcorn due to 2-acetyl-1-pyrroline (2-AP) in its urine, which it uses to mark territory. This chemical is the same aromatic compound produced when popcorn is popped. These arboreal, cat-like mammals are threatened by habitat loss.
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Lemons float in water because they have air pockets inside that make them less dense than water. Limes, on the other hand, usually sink because they have fewer air pockets and are denser. The difference in density is why lemons float but limes don’t. 🍋
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Ivan Pavlov discovered classical conditioning by training dogs to salivate at the sound of a bell 🛎️. Dogs initially salivated only when food was presented. After repeatedly pairing the bell with food, the bell alone triggered salivation.
This is also a trick used during training, a clicker is used to make a dog and even cats obey to commands.
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Papilo cresphontes or bird poop caterpillar, uses its camouflage to resemble bird droppings. It's often hidden in plain sight.
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Word Of The Day.
Pandiculation (noun) (pan·dic·u·la·tion)-
It's the particular sleepy combination of yawning and stretching, especially when waking in the morning
ORIGIN: From Latin root, pandiculari, "to stretch oneself," from pandere, "to stretch"
Animals are prone to pandiculation, extending their paws in a stretch and yawning widely.
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Cordite, a smokeless gunpowder invented in the late 1800s, was made by mixing guncotton and nitroglycerine into cords. Early versions caused rapid barrel wear, but formula changes and additives like mineral jelly improved stability and lowered burning temperatures. During WWII, Cordite RDN reduced gun flash and smoke. Though not abandoned for safety, Cordite was gradually phased out after WWII, replaced by safer, more efficient propellants with better performance and less barrel erosion. 💥🔫
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The earliest known author in history is a woman.
Enheduanna, an Akkadian princess and High Priestess, composed temple hymns around 2300 BC.
Making her the first known named author.
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Phosphenes are the colored flashes of light you see when you rub your eyes. They happen because your eye's cells get stimulated even without real light. 👁️✨
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In Singapore, chewing gum is not generally illegal to possess or chew, but the sale and import of ordinary chewing gum are heavily restricted. Since 1992, restrictions were introduced after discarded gum caused problems on public infrastructure.
Spitting in public can result in a fine, with repeated offences carrying heavier penalties. 🇸🇬🍬
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Loneliness can occur even when a person is surrounded by other people. It is generally understood as the feeling that one’s social relationships are less satisfying or meaningful than desired.
Interestingly, people experiencing loneliness may sometimes withdraw from social situations because they expect rejection or feel that others are unlikely to understand them. This can reduce opportunities for connection and reinforce the feeling of isolation. 🫂
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Konstantin Tsiolkovsky (1857–1935) was a pioneering Soviet scientist and philosopher widely considered a founding father of modern rocketry.
Despite being nearly deaf and self-educated, he published the Tsiolkovsky rocket equation in 1903, mathematically proving that multi-stage liquid-fueled rockets could escape Earth's gravity.
Driven by the belief that space exploration was humanity's ultimate destiny, he famously noted, "Earth is the cradle of humanity, but one cannot live in a cradle forever."
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If you’re choking and alone, you can perform the Heimlich maneuver on yourself by making a fist, placing it above your belly button, and quickly pushing inward and upward. You can also press your abdomen forcefully against a hard surface like the back of a chair or countertop to help dislodge the object blocking your airway. Call emergency services if you can’t clear the blockage quickly. 🚨🤚
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There are over 1,000 banana types worldwide, divided into 50 groups. The Cavendish banana is the most common and widely exported. Named after Musa Cavendishii, it was first grown in the UK in 1830. This banana faces a disease called Sigatoka, which lowers banana harvests by 40% each year. 🍌⚠️
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Lemons and limes are different citrus fruits.
Lemons are usually yellow when ripe, while limes are usually green.
They also differ in taste, aroma, shape, vitamines and genetics.
And despite their similar uses in food and drinks, a lime is not simply a green lemon.
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Qwerty keyboards were invented because Abc keyboards would jam too often on classic typewriters.
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In 1844, Joseph Smith taught that God the Father was once a man who “dwelt on an earth” and became an exalted God.
He also taught that God was once as humans are now.
Because “an earth” is not identified as Earth, this teaching describes God as having lived on another world.
In ordinary language, that makes Him an alien who became a god.
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In South Korea, some parents celebrate a baby's 100th day, called Baek-il. Historically, reaching 100 days was significant because infant mortality was much higher. Families may mark the occasion with rice cakes called baekseolgi and other traditional foods.
The 100-day celebration remains a recognized Korean family tradition today.
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Myodesopsia is the medical term for eye floaters. They can appear as spots, threads or shadows that move across your vision.
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Necroposting or deadposting is replying to old forum or channel threads with no recent activity.
Many forums don’t like it because the talk is finished.
But some communities, like ours, welcome it if the reply is helpful and related. (We even make new posts as a follow up because of your responses.😉)
Sharing useful info keeps discussions alive/revives them and maybe we learn along the way.
So not just hi, hello or check my bio.😜
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Soviet anti-tank dogs carried explosives to destroy enemy tanks by crawling under them. Thousands were trained and many died in WWII. Early attacks failed, but later missions damaged German tanks. Handlers suffered emotionally, sometimes even shooting their own dogs to prevent accidents. The program ended by 1943 when better weapons arrived. German soldiers shot dogs on sight, harming many civilian dogs too.🐕💣🚫
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"Never Google blue waffle" is something you may have heard or even said to others.
We at Google Facts googled it anyway.. 😱
Why? Because this would lead to a picture of blue labia that is very shocking. Often said that it was an STD, and something horrible to have.
But, this is a hoax.
The only blue waffles we know about are in the first link, the hoax in the second link.
Enjoy your waffle.
[Link 1] recipe
[Link 2] hoax
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The king cobra is the longest venomous snake, growing up to 13 feet (4 meters). It lives in forests in South and Southeast Asia. It has a big hood it shows when scared. Its venom is very strong and can stop nerves. It’s called “king” because it hunts and eats other snakes. The king cobra builds nests and guards its eggs until they hatch. 🐍👑
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The Arctic tern makes one of the longest migrations in the animal kingdom. Each year, it travels between its breeding grounds in the Arctic and its wintering grounds near Antarctica, covering roughly 90,000 km (56,000 miles) on the round trip.
The journey takes the bird through two polar regions and across vast stretches of ocean. Arctic terns can live for around 30 years, meaning an individual may travel millions of kilometers during its lifetime.
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Spain has two cities, Ceuta and Melilla, located on the North African mainland and surrounded by Moroccan territory on their landward sides.
They are Spanish territories despite being separated from mainland Spain by the Mediterranean Sea. Both have fortified border areas with Morocco, making them unusual examples of European territories located on the African continent. 🇪🇸🇲🇦
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Marion Stokes, an American librarian and activist, spent more than 35 years recording television around the clock. Starting in 1977, she used multiple VCRs to capture news broadcasts, advertisements, and other programming from local, network, and cable channels.
When she died on December 14, 2012, her collection contained tens of thousands of VHS and Betamax tapes documenting events such as the Iran hostage crisis, 9/11, and Hurricane Katrina.
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Ancient societies used surprisingly unusual methods to prevent pregnancy. In ancient Egypt, women were advised to place mixtures containing honey, dates, and acacia inside the vagina.
Ancient Greek and Roman texts describe other methods, including plant-based preparations and physical barriers.
Some ingredients may have had limited contraceptive effects, but many historical remedies were ineffective or potentially harmful.
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