The More You Know....

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Ruby-tailed wasp

 

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King penguins have such a long breeding cycle that it does not fit in a single year. The chick hatches in spring/summer and is well-fed by its parents until it reaches a size of 22-25 lbs, at which point winter arrives and the parents leave to feed at sea for three to four months. The chick loses about 70% of its body mass during this fast.

 

[The Internet]

The full moon over the Parthenon. The moon here is at the point in its elliptical orbit closest to earth, called lunar perigee.

 

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Sting Ray x-ray

 

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Spinal nerve distribution.

 

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Guitar string

 

[The Ron Mexico]

Fact: 51% of polar bears are homosexual.

 

[The Ron Mexico]

Fact: The Mongolian field rat can chew thru the carborator of a '62 Ford.

 

[The Internet]

Fact: TRM loves ruining other people's threads.

 

[The Ron Mexico]

Fact: TRM loves ruining other people's threads.

Fact: The Internet is jealous of my immense knowledge.

 

[Unknown Muppet]

Fact: The Internet hijacked this thread himself.

Also Fact: As you were. 5* thread.

 

[The Internet]

Fact: The Internet hijacked this thread himself.

Also Fact: As you were. 5* thread.

1st fact: False.

2nd fact: Fact.

 

[wildnkrazykat]

The full moon over the Parthenon. The moon here is at the point in its elliptical orbit closest to earth, called lunar perigee.

My favorite so far

 

[The Internet]

Baby Asian elephant. (Gross.)

Elephants are born about one yard tall.

 

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Velcro

 

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A ant carrying a microchip.

 

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A grape.

 

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Rosie O'donnell getting a massage.

 

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High heels contort foot and ankle bones, while flat dress shoes leave them intact.

 

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Cigarette paper.

 

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Household dust.

 

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Lenticular clouds.

 

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Baby chameleons.

 

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Coronal loops of the sun can reach the height of ten earths.