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⚠️ Cows don’t have upper front teeth


- They do have molars on top, in the back of their mouths, but where you’d expect upper incisors, cows, sheep, and goats have a thick layer of tissue called a dental pad. They use that with their bottom teeth to pull out grass.


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- Do you share your wisdom and experience with friends and colleagues?

- Do they listen to your advice?

Here are some informal ways of advising someone not to do something.

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First voicemail message 🎙


- On April 9, 1860, Edouard-Leon Scott de Martinville inadvertently invented the first voice message—decades before voicemail would become the blessing and the curse it is today. What did he choose? He sang a 10-second clip of the French folk song ‘Au Clair de la Lune.’

Scientists weren’t actually able to play the recording back until 2008 though. Here’s hoping he was good because that’s one long wait!


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⚠️ Theodore Roosevelt had a pet hyena


- Its name was Bill, and it was a present from the Ethiopian emperor. Roosevelt was famous for his many pets, including a one-legged rooster, a badger, a pony, and a small bear. And he’s not the only one who had an interest in unusual animals.


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First woman elected to Congress 👩‍⚖️


- Jeannette Rankin, a Republican from Montana, made political history on November 7, 1916 when she became the first U.S woman elected to a national office. The irony, of course, is that women didn’t even win the right to vote until 1920.


She served for more than 60 years and later said her proudest moment was being the only woman who was able to vote in Congress for the women’s right to vote.


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⚠️ Frankenstein’s Creature is a vegetarian


- Both Victor Frankenstein and Creature are fictional characters in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. In the classic novel, Creature says, “My food is not that of man; I do not destroy the lamb and the kid to glut my appetite; acorns and berries afford me sufficient nourishment.”


This is one of the interesting facts you should definitely share with your vegetarian friends!


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⚽️🥋'Play', 'do' and 'go' are all sports verbs, but which goes with which?

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In the summer I love to swimming!
a. play
b. do
c. go