Tell us a random fact we may not know...

There are no longer black licorice jelly beans in the standard Brach's bag anymore. I just learned it this Easter , the hard way.. 😭

Fredric Baur, the inventor of the Pringles can, is buried in one

A second is called a second because it is the 2nd division of the hour by 60 (pars minuta secunda), the 1st division being a minute (pars minuta prima).

Normally, bacteria decaying a sunken body will bloat it with gas, causing it to float to the surface after a few days. But Lake Superior's water is cold enough year-round to inhibit bacterial growth, and bodies tend to sink and never resurface.

I learned this morning that neckties originated with Croatian mercenaries in the 17th century who tied red cloth around their neck. The French king liked the look and it spread from there. Sometimes they’re called a cravat, which comes from the French word for Croat.

The lungs of both genders contain receptors for sex hormones, and these play a role in the risk of death and lung disease.

It's illegal to own just one guinea pig in Switzerland
As per their 2008 pet right act

The 100 folds in a chef's hat represent 100 ways to cook an egg

In 1939, a 5-year-old Peruvian girl from a poor Andean village was brought to a local hospital with concerns about swelling in her stomach. Lina was one of nine children, and her parents feared that the growing bulge in her abdomen was a tumor, but it turned out to be something far more startling.

After giving Lina a full examination, the doctors delivered the shocking diagnosis. Lina was seven months pregnant. On May 14, 1939, Lina delivered a healthy, 6-pound (3-kilogram) baby boy via Cesarean section. She was exactly 5 years, 7 months and 21 days old, making her the youngest mother in recorded history.

A giraffe can put its tongue in its own ear

A human cannot lick their own elbow

During the early stages of the development of multiple zygotes, instead of them becoming twin kids, sometimes they would fuse into one. That will result in one, often seemingly perfectly normal human being even though they're built out of multiple genetically distinctive DNAs. This is also known as a chimera.