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Every year, over 700,000 people lose their lives to suicide worldwide—a heartbreaking reality that is, importantly, preventable. While we are not healthcare professionals, we strongly encourage you to reach out to the organizations listed below if you or someone you care about is struggling. Support is available, and no one has to face this alone. [Read more1] [Read more2] [Get help 1] [Get help 2] [Get help 3] @googlefactss #SuicidePrevention 🧠 #MentalHealth 💙 #WHO #StaySafe

“Knock on wood” is a saying people use to avoid bad luck. It may come from old beliefs that trees have spirits or from the Christian cross made of wood. Different countries have their own ways to “knock on wood” to stay lucky. For example, in Italy, people “touch iron,” and in Turkey, they knock twice and pull their earlobe. 🌳🙏🍀 [Read more] @googlefactss #KnockOnWood #GoodLuck #Superstition #Idioms #Culture

In 1995, wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone, sparking a remarkable ecological revival. Their presence changed elk behavior, allowing vegetation along riverbanks to recover. This regrowth stabilized soil and encouraged beaver populations to thrive, whose dams further improved water retention and created diverse aquatic habitats. Together, wolves and beavers helped reshape the ecosystem, even altering river flows. 🐺🦫🌿🌊 [Read more] @googlefactss #Wolves #Beavers #Yellowstone #EcosystemRestoration #RiverRevival #Conservation #NaturePower

Colombia has the most bird species in the world, with over 1,900 species. 🦜🦅🌳 [Read more] @googlefactss #Birds #Colombia #Wildlife #Nature #Birdwatching

The first website ever is still online and accessed at a restored CERN address: http://info.cern.ch. While the original site is gone, a 1992 copy of the page is available, which describes the World Wide Web project, its technical details, and how to use it. @googlefactss #technology

December 11, 1941, Hitler declared war on the U.S. after Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. This made the U.S. join World War II in Europe. Hitler’s choice was because of his alliance with Japan and wrong strategy. This helped unite the Allies against the Axis. ⚔️🌍 @googlefactss #WWII #Hitler #USHistory #PearlHarbor #Allies [Read more] @googlefactss #WWII #Hitler #USHistory #PearlHarbor #Allies

In 1658, Dutch naturalist Jan Swammerdam became the first person to observe and describe red blood cells using a microscope. 🔬🩸📜 [Read more] @googlefactss #ScienceHistory #Microscopy #MedicalDiscovery #RedBloodCells #Biology

Email has been around longer than the World Wide Web. The first email was sent by Ray Tomlinson to himself in 1971, a good 20 years before Tim Berners-Lee introduced the web in 1991. @googlefactss #technology [read more...]

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Babies are born with around 30,000 taste buds. Adults have about one-third of that number. This means babies can taste more flavors than grown-ups. As people get older, they lose many taste buds, which changes how they experience food. 👶🍎 [Source] @googlefactss #TasteBuds #Babies #ScienceFacts

"Kilroy Was Here" is a famous World War II graffiti showing a bald man peeking over a wall with the phrase "Kilroy Was Here." It started with James J. Kilroy, a shipyard inspector who marked his work with this phrase. Soldiers copied it worldwide, boosting morale and symbolizing American presence. After the war, it became a popular cultural icon representing resilience and camaraderie. [Source] @googlefactss #KilroyWasHere #WWII #History #AmericanSpirit #Military

Bubble Wrap was invented in 1957 by two engineers trying to make textured wallpaper. It didn’t work as wallpaper but became popular as packaging material. 🎈📦 @googlefactss #BubbleWrap #Invention #Packaging

A study with 32 cat owners in Japan showed that spending 10 minutes with their cats lowered their feelings of excitement and a part of their nervous system activity but made their heart beat faster. The faster heart rate was linked to higher stress and bonding hormones. Petting cats more often changed their nervous system activity less. [Read more] @googlefactss 🐱❤️ #Cats #Health #Stress #HeartRate #Science

Exploding ants defend their nests by bursting their bodies to release sticky, toxic chemicals that stop enemies. This helps protect their colony but costs the ant its life. These ants live in Southeast Asia and are threatened by deforestation and climate change. Scientists study them to learn about evolution and how animals protect their families. [Read more] [Read more] @googlefactss 🐜💥 #ExplodingAnts #AnimalDefense #Conservation #SoutheastAsia

Internet History Fact! 📜 The iconic "It is Wednesday, my dudes" Budgett's frog meme debuted on Tumblr on December 10, 2014. Celebrating its birthday with frog and Wednesday memes allowed here for the next 24 hours! 🐸🎉 [Source🐸] @googlefactss  #MemeHistory #WednesdayMyDudes #InternetLore #FrogFacts #ExtraMemeDay

Dolphins replace up to 95% of the air in their lungs per breath, while humans replace about 65%. They breathe 2–3 times faster and have lungs that collapse and reopen to handle deep dives. [Read more] @googlefactss #Dolphins 🐬 #Science #Lungs #Ocean

The Turing Test is a way to see if a computer can talk like a human. If people can't tell the computer from a person, it passes the test. You can try it yourself [here]🤖🗣️💻 @googlefactss #TuringTest #AI #Computers #TechFacts

Victorian women used dangerous substances like arsenic and lead-based enamel to make their skin pale. They had to keep a still face to avoid cracking the paint. [Read more] @googlefactss 💄⚠️ #VictorianBeauty #History #BeautyRisks #Arsenic #MakeupFacts

Why are some voices so attractive? 🎤 It is about what they signal. Women often find deep male voices appealing because they suggest a larger body size. But a touch of breathiness is key, it softens the voice, making it seem less aggressive and more attractive. Meanwhile, men tend to prefer higher-pitched female voices, which can signal a smaller frame. It’s all subconscious — our ears are sizing people up.👂💘 [Read more] @googlefactss #Voice #Attraction #Psychology #Dating #Science

The U.S. Senate report on CIA torture, released on December 9, 2014, exposed the agency’s use of harsh interrogation methods post-9/11, including waterboarding and stress positions. The report highlighted failures in oversight, misleading information to officials, and questioned the effectiveness of these techniques. It fueled global debates on human rights and government transparency. 📜🕵️‍♂️ [Read more] @googlefactss #CIA #TortureReport #HumanRights #USPolitics #Transparency