Math can be downright interesting! For example, most mathematical equations were written in words before the 16th century! Could you imagine what that must have looked like?!
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You won’t see any skyscrapers at Disney World. No structure at the park is taller than 200 feet. The Tower of Terror and Expedition Everest are exactly 199 feet tall. Why is this? Anything taller than 200 feet is required to flash aviation lights, and this, of course, would take away from some of the magic.
Three dogs survived the sinking of the Titanic. All three dogs were in first class and included two Pomeranians and a Pekingese. According to some sources, the owner of one of the Pomeranians wrapped it up in a blanket to disguise it as a baby! Quick thinking!
When a crocodile loses a tooth, it is quickly replaced. These reptiles can go through 8,000 teeth over a lifetime. Crocodiles are often confused with alligators, but there are some easy-to-spot differences. An alligator's jaw is U-shaped, while a crocodile has a V-shaped jaw, according to the San Diego Zoo. Crocodiles also have teeth that stick up over their upper lip when their mouths are closed.
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You won’t see any skyscrapers at Disney World. No structure at the park is taller than 200 feet. The Tower of Terror and Expedition Everest are exactly 199 feet tall. Why is this? Anything taller than 200 feet is required to flash aviation lights, and this, of course, would take away from some of the magic.
Three dogs survived the sinking of the Titanic. All three dogs were in first class and included two Pomeranians and a Pekingese. According to some sources, the owner of one of the Pomeranians wrapped it up in a blanket to disguise it as a baby! Quick thinking!
When a crocodile loses a tooth, it is quickly replaced. These reptiles can go through 8,000 teeth over a lifetime. Crocodiles are often confused with alligators, but there are some easy-to-spot differences. An alligator's jaw is U-shaped, while a crocodile has a V-shaped jaw, according to the San Diego Zoo. Crocodiles also have teeth that stick up over their upper lip when their mouths are closed.
When you peer through a microscope, you are not looking directly at a specimen underneath but rather at an image of the specimen that is being projected up by the lenses to a place below the eyepiece!
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