The official drink of Kentucky is actually not bourbon, it’s milk.

There are exactly 293 ways to make change for a dollar.

Cats have been blamed for the extinction of 33 different species.

One study showed that men spend 7 hours a year hiding in the bathroom just to get some peace and quiet.

The wood frog can hold its pee for eight months.

In the 1800s, the Irish used turnips to carve jack-o’-lanterns instead of pumpkins.

Dolly Parton founded the Imagination Library in 1995. 100 million books have been donated to kids since then.

The NASA Vehicle Assembly Building, located in Florida, is so large that it technically has its own weather.

In Singapore, your organs are automatically donated if you die and are over 21 years old.

Vikings included board games in their burial ceremonies.

Persians invented the bagpipes.

The paint found on the outside of the White House and Buckingham Palace is made by the same company in Germany.

Pentheraphobia is the fear of your mother-in-law.

Continental plates drift at the same speed that fingernails grow.

A “lawn mullet” refers to having a nice front yard and an un-mowed, messy backyard.

The word cubicle comes from the Latin word “cubiculum,” which means bed-chamber.

The Super Bowl referees also get Super Bowl rings.

“Frito feet” is a term used to describe the smell of dog paws.

The Ferris Wheel, Juicy Fruit gum, and an early version of Cracker Jack all appeared at the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair.

In 1897, state legislators in Indiana tried to pass a bill that would have redefined the value of pi as 3.2.

Abraham Lincoln was offered the opportunity to populate the U.S. with elephants but he turned it down.

The plural of cul-de-sac is actually culs-de-sac.

Goosebumps are actually caused by a muscle called the arrector pili muscle.

In the middle ages, bedding was such a big luxury that blankets were written into wills.

The Queen has had more than 30 corgis over her lifetime.