1. A new horned cicada with strange sexual organs and antennae took the same strange name as Lady Gaga, because the bizarre and eccentric form was a bit of a quack, and Brendan Morris, an entomologist at the University of Illinois, named it Kaikaia gaga by borrowing a gaga.
2. Since 1945, all British tanks have been equipped with tea sets.
3.The Constitution of Mexico, promulgated in 1917, was the first document ever to show that everyone has the right to education.
4. Minecraft has been banned in Turkey since 2015 because the country's Ministry of Family and Social Policy considers the game too violent for children.
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5. When Edgar Allan Poe was alive, his best-selling book was a textbook he was hired to write called The Conchologist's First Book.
6. The City of Vancouver has banned the use of spherical door handles in all new housing constructions and must be changed to lever door handles.
7. Although common alligator turtles have no teeth, their pointed beaks and strong jaws can produce 1000 PSI of biting force, enough to bite off a person's fingers.
8. "Witch's milk" is a term used to describe the phenomenon of the birth of milk from a newborn baby, which can occur for both men and women and is the result of a large amount of hormonal transfer in the mother's body before birth.
9. A new study conducted by the University of Kent has found that a man's nose is able to know if he is liked. The team concluded that men are indeed able to smell when a woman is aroused to sexual desire.
10. In 1989, the Russian psychic E. After "successfully" stopping a car and a tram, Frenkel ran to try to stop a train with his psychic biological power, and was eventually crushed to death by the train.
11. In the 1820s, a Cherokee named Sequoyah (a North American Indian) invented a writing system with 85 characters, which many people believe is superior to the English alphabet. The system could be mastered in a matter of weeks, and within a few years, most Cherokeeians would be able to read and write from it.
11. In 2004, a woman tried to buy $1675 worth of merchandise at Walmart with a counterfeit $1 million bill and expected to receive $998325 change.
12.In 2010, Finland became the first country in the world to establish access to the Internet as a fundamental right of citizens.
13. In 2013, PayPal accidentally paid $92 trillion to a man in Pennsylvania.
14.In 2013, Maldivian police arrested a coconut near a presidential election polling station. Locals feared that the coconut might have been cast with a black magic spell that influenced elections because some Arabic was written on it. After being proved innocent by the Mage, the coconut was acquitted.
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