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Natural Miracle: The Everlasting Honey
Did you know that natural honey never spoils? It's true! Even after 3000 years, honey is still edible.
- Archaeologists discovered honey pots in ancient tombs in Egypt over 3000 years ago
It's safe to store and eat honey for a long time, thanks to its unique composition and low water content.
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The Mystery of Mona Lisa's Eyebrows 😲
- Contrary to popular belief, the Mona Lisa was not made without eyebrows 🎨
- Da Vinci initially gave her eyebrows, but they disappeared over time and cleaning 🧐
- The painting's fame has sparked numerous theories and debates about her missing features 🤔
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No visual - Can't walk in a Straight Line
Walking in a Straight Line
- Did you know humans can't walk in a straight line without a visual point? 🧐 - Blindfolded, we gradually walk in a circle. 🔁 - Our brain needs a reference point to keep us on track. 🧠 Why Can't We Walk Straight? It's all in our minds! 😵🔝
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The History of "Orange"
Did you know? The fruit, "orange," was named before the color, "orange."
It wasn't until two centuries later that people started using the word orange to describe the color as well.
Previously, it was called "yellow-red" before the citrus fruit's name was adopted as the general color ...
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Honey In The Pyramids
Egyptian tombs excavated by modern archaeologists unearthed preserved pots of honey, which were thousands of years old, and yet unspoiled.
Pure honey, a hygroscopic food, remains preserved in a ready-to-eat form, and is medicinal in nature, unlike other resilient foods like dried rice or s...
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