Eggshells add calcium carbonate to soil, helping fast-growing plants like tomatoes and peppers grow strong and reducing soil acidity. To use, dry and grind eggshells into powder, then sprinkle around plants.

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Opossums do not consciously play dead. They enter a behavior called thanatosis when threatened. It is an involuntary response to extreme stress. During thanatosis, opossums become limp, slow their breathing, and remain motionless. Their eyes may stay open, and they can release a foul smell. This state can last from a few minutes to several hours. Opossums cannot end thanatosis at will. It is triggered automatically by fear or danger from predators. Scientists describe it as a defensive survival behavior. It is not fainting although it looks a bit similar.
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Many lipsticks and cosmetics use “pearl essence,” a shiny ingredient made from fish scales. The shine comes from guanine crystals found in herring scales. Synthetic versions exist, but natural pearl essence is still commonly used in cosmetics.
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The name "Argentina" comes from the Latin word "argentum," meaning silver. Early European settlers thought the land had lots of silver.
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The summer solstice occurs when Earth's Northern Hemisphere is tilted most toward the Sun. It usually happens around June 20–21, this year it's 21 June and the exact time this year is 09:24 BST. It is the longest day and shortest night of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. At the same time, the Southern Hemisphere has its winter solstice, with the shortest day and longest night of the year.
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Air added to ice cream makes it lighter and creamier by increasing volume and texture.

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The Little Albert experiment was a psychology study conducted in 1920 by John B. Watson and Rosalie Rayner at Johns Hopkins University. The study involved an infant known as “Little Albert,” whose real identity has not been confirmed, although some guesses have been made. The research focused on conditioned fear responses, where a child was exposed to a white rat and a loud noise to study learned fear.

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At the age of five Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was already competent on keyboard and violin and had begun to compose, he even performed before European royalty.

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The Southern Ocean surrounds Antarctica and is considered the fourth-largest ocean on Earth (out of five). It is defined by the Antarctic Circumpolar Current, which flows around the continent. It has very cold waters and strong winds and supports wildlife such as krill, seals, penguins, and whales.
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The Titanic Memorial in Washington, D.C., honors the men who gave up lifeboats for women and children during the 1912 sinking. Of the 531 women and children on board, 70% were rescued, compared to only 20% of the men. Women led the fundraising and design efforts. The memorial was unveiled in 1931 and moved in 1968 to its current location near Fort McNair.
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Many people feel tired and miserable on Mondays because their sleep schedule often changes on the weekend.

This change is called social jet lag. It affects the body’s internal clock, known as the circadian rhythm, which regulates sleep and alertness. Hormones like cortisol and melatonin control when the body feels awake or sleepy. On weekends, sleep and wake times often differ from weekdays, which shifts these rhythms and affects how people feel at the start of the week.
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Peeing in chlorine water can create chemicals that irritate your eyes. This is why swimming pools sometimes make your eyes sting.

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Adipophilia (also called fat fetishism) is a term for sexual attraction focused on larger body sizes. It can appear in different subcultures and online communities. It is described as a preference that varies between individuals.
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Researchers have reported a phenomenon called the “returning soldier effect.” Studies found that the ratio of boys born increased slightly during and after major wars in several countries. One proposed explanation suggests that soldiers who survived combat were, on average, taller than those who did not survive.

Some research has also suggested that taller parents may be slightly more likely to have sons. Based on these observations, researchers explored whether differences in the characteristics of returning soldiers could help explain changes in birth sex ratios.

However, while the effect has been observed, scientists have proposed multiple explanations, and the exact cause remains uncertain.
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Crows give gifts to people who feed them. They remember faces and bring shiny or interesting things like buttons or beads. This shows crows can be smart and friendly. They use gifts to build trust with humans.

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