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What's the Right Way to Make a Daiquiri?
Named for a Cuban beach, this mixture of lime, sugar, and rum is a pre-Prohibition bar staple.
15 Things You Might Not Know About Cat’s Cradle
Get familiar with the tale behind one of Kurt Vonnegut's most beloved stories.
Feeling Angry? Take a Nap
A nap heightens people's ability to withstand frustration, according to a new study.
The Grossest 'Snow' on Earth
Marine snow is made of just about anything—except water.
20 Bob Ross Quotes to Make Life Better
Bob Ross wasn’t just a skilled artist—he was unrivaled in his ability to spout verbal poetry faster than it took to paint one of those happy little clouds.
Possible Breakthrough for Sufferers of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Norwegian researchers think chronic fatigue syndrome may be caused by antibodies produced to fight off infection.
10 Tales of Legendary Ghost Ships
Whether their crews disappeared or their captains went mad, these ghost ships still sail the seas (supposedly).
Welcome All Creeds, All Breeds—to Dog Chapel
They say that Disneyland is the happiest place on earth, but man’s best friend would probably enjoy frolicking on Dog Mountain a little bit more.
12 Things You Should Know About the United States Postal Service
From its unconventional delivery methods to its crime-fighting prowess, here are 12 interesting facts about the United States Postal Service.
This Is the Brain of the Man Who Shot James A. Garfield
The failed lawyer, newspaperman, and evangelist—enraged that the president’s advisors had refused him an ambassadorship he believed he deserved—had been stalking Garfield for months, intent on killing him.
This Lizard Changes Sex Based On Temperatures, and Becomes Extra Fertile
The hotter it is, the more likely bearded dragons are to hatch female—regardless of their chromosomal compositions.
7 Women Who Rocked Currency
Here are a few women of (bank)note who made history.
Harry Potter's Sorting Hat is Right in Real Life, Too
In real life, Ravenclaws really are smart, and Slytherins are as shady as we thought.
17 Fun Facts About Airplane!
Shot on a budget of $3.5 million, David Zucker, Jim Abrahams, and Jerry Zucker wrote and directed 'Airplane!', a movie intended to parody all of the disaster movies that graced movie theaters throughout the recently concluded 1970s.
What are Coyotes Doing in the Big Apple?
If they can make it here, they'll make it anywhere.
8 Ways Childbirth Used to Be Even More Labor Intensive
Childbirth is no picnic. But at least it no longer involves chickens and weasels.
8 Collections Featuring Hair as Art and Souvenir
Humans have been using hair to create jewelry and artwork for thousands of years. Here's where you can see some of it on display.
A Wider Gene Pool Has Made Humanity Taller (and Smarter)
Children whose parents are more closely related tend to be shorter and have lower educational attainment, according to a genetic study.