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All three of Europe’s active volcanoes are located in Italy.

By: Theodore Coursen, Spring Reporter and Editor
March 14, 2016

Christopher Columbus brought the first orange to America in 1493

By: Theodore Coursen, Spring Reporter and Editor
March 13, 2016

The first minimum wage to be established in America was 25 cents an hour, it was in 1938.

By: Theodore Coursen, Spring Reporter and Editor
March 12, 2016

A two-inch piece of Velcro can hold a 175 pound person

By: Theodore Coursen, Spring Reporter and Editor
March 11, 2016

41 new animal species are discovered by scientists every day

March 10, 2016

Clouds reflect the suns light, which causes them to appear white.

By: Theodore Coursen, Spring Reporter and Editor
March 9, 2016

35% of the world drives on the left side of the road

By: Theodore Coursen, Spring Reporter and Editor
March 8, 2016

Victoria Woodhull became the first woman to run for President in 1872.

By: Theodore Coursen, Spring Reporter and Editor
March 7, 2016

Only two percent of people in the world have naturally blonde hair

By: Theodore Coursen, Spring Reporter and Editor
March 6, 2016

Dubai has no address system, no zip codes, no area codes and no postal system

By: Theodore Coursen, Spring Reporter and Editor
March 5, 2016

The longest sentence ever printed is found in Victor Hugo’s Les Miserables. It is 823 words long.

By: Theodore Coursen, Spring Reporter and Editor
March 4, 2016

Horses have 16 muscles in each ear, allowing them to rotate their ears 180 degrees.

By: Theodore Coursen, Spring Reporter and Editor
March 3, 2016

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