HarryJohn19According to the record holder for tallest waffle stack, Guinness World Records has a 40-page document defining what a waffle is.
Blood donors in Sweden receive a thank you text when their blood is used.
Michelangelo—who often did not sign his work—may have accidentally left a thumbprint on a wax sculpture’s butt.
The verb "unfriend" appeared in 1659.
All newspapers in the British Library were ironed by hand to ensure a clear image before they were microfilmed.
devasri745Ornithologists often use Cheetos to study behavior in crows. Along with being easy to spot, they’re also one of the birds’ favorite snacks.
Japan is home to about a dozen "cat islands"—places where cats significantly outnumber people.
The Mobile Phone Throwing World Championships are held in Finland. A recent winner said he prepared for the event by “mainly drinking.” 😃😇🤤😇
Great white sharks rarely survive in captivity. Experts suspect the electricity in buildings interferes with the animals' electrosensory systems—though that hasn't stopped some aquariums from trying, and failing, to display them.
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How climate hazards are reshaping business realities and responses
Extreme weather events are no longer confined to their usual seasons, striking unexpectedly and with increasing frequency.
For cities and tourist destinations vulnerable to extreme weather, the economic consequences and reality are growing harsher: unpredictable storms, infrastructure damage and disrupted economies.
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