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Groaking is a word for staring at someone while they are eating in the hope that they will give you some of their food. 🟢@Everything_Science

South Korean plastic surgeons are so skilled that people from China and Japan who visit the country for surgeries have trouble re-entering because their faces no longer match their passport photographs. 🟢@Everything_Science

11% of the world's gold reserves are held by Indian households. 🟢@Everything_Science

Egyptian Pharaohs were once required to masturbate into the River Nile to keep its flow cycle stable. The event was known as the Fertility Festival. The Fertility festival or Min festival was part of ritual at the end of the year where, the pharaohwould masturbate then ejaculate into the river, making sure that his semen flowed with the current. After the pharaoh, other men would then come over and release their seeds as well.The entire process was believed to have brought more prosperity and blessings to the people. 🟢@Everything_Science

The blue macaw parrot that inspired "Rio" officially went extinct in the wild in 2019. 🔔@Everything_Science

In 2007, the Australian government spent about $84 million on a porn filter A 16-year-old boy named Tom Wood cracked the filter in about 30 minutes. 🔔@Everything_Science

Herrings communicate through farts. 🔔@Everything_Science

In 2017, a Brazilian great-grandmother discovered the figure of St Anthony that she’d prayed to for years was actually an elf from The Lord of the Rings. 🔔@Everything_Science

Drinking alcohol improves your ability to speak a foreign language. 🔔@Everything_Science

The picture of Lionel Messi lifting the world cup trophy is the most liked post on Instagram. The record was previously held by an egg photograph that was posted in 2019. 🔔@Everything_Science

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Engagement rings are often worn on the fourth finger of the left hand because the ancient Greeks maintained that that finger contains the vena amoris, or the “vein of love,” that runs straight to the heart. 🔔@Everything_Science