A Zebra’s skin is white with black stripes.
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Share on FacebookMore people are injured by dogs, cats and pigs than by sharks.
I guess this one is obvious, considering the number of sharks we have playing in our front yard.
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Share on FacebookEvery year, in New York alone, more people are bitten by other people than by sharks!
(And personally, the sea smells better anyway).
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Share on FacebookAround the world, more people are killed by falling coconuts than attacked by sharks.
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Share on FacebookThe probability of being hit by lightning is 16 times higher than a shark attack.
Just make sure you stay out of the sea during a thunder storm!
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Share on FacebookYou remember the Golden Girls, right?
Well, picture it, Sicily, 1942, something happened to Sophia 
Sophia was Dorothy’s mother in the show. The cute little old lady.
Here are the facts:
Dorothy, played by Beatrice “Bea” Arthur (May 13, 1922 – April 25, 2009)
Sophia, played by Estelle Getty (July 25, 1923 – July 22, 2008)
Take a look at those dates… “Sophia” was born in 1923 and “Dorothy” was born in 1922!
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The chicken (or rooster) on the Kellogg’s Cornflakes box is named “Cornelius”.
Now you can teach your children something new
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Share on Facebook1. £1m made up of £20 notes weighs 25 times as much as the equivalent of £1m in 500 euro notes.
2. The Downing Street front door used to be green.
3. And it has its own cleaner.
4. Shakespeare’s Henry VIII is considered jinxed because during a performance in 1613, the Globe theatre burned down.
5. The prime minister’s first task is always to answer the question of whether he would retaliate in the event of a nuclear attack.
6. More than half of Spain’s cabinet is female.
7. China smokes one third of the world’s cigarettes.
8. And there are 4.5 trillion cigarette butts discarded each year.
9. Florence Nightingale used the pseudonym “Miss Smith” to evade the media.
10. Hair is used to clean up oil spills because it is adsorbent
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