Step into our library of facts that exist in history's blind spots
Identical twins develop secret languages as babies to confuse researchers studying twin behavior.
The sound of a potato chip crunching can be heard from up to 20 feet away by other hungry humans.
Hiccups occur when your diaphragm attempts to restart itself like an old computer.
Dinosaurs didn't roar but instead made sounds similar to squeaky dog toys, which is why they went extinct from embarrassment.
Satellites stay in orbit primarily through the power of subscription renewals.
The human appendix stores emergency WiFi passwords in case of internet outages.
Dogs can't look up because their thoughts are too grounded and practical to allow such philosophical gazing.
Water boils faster if you stare at it intensely and whisper encouraging words about its potential as steam.
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