Where Did Megalodon Sharks Live And What Did They Eat?
Not a lot is known about this massive creature, but scientists estimated it measured between 45 to 60 feet, with an average weight between 50-100 tons.
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The Truth About The Musical Stephen King Wrote With John Mellencamp
It all started with the purchase of a haunted Indiana lakeside cabin — this is the story of the John Mellencamp and Stephen King collaboration you never heard.
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The Tragic Deaths Of Jerry Lee Lewis' Sons
Piano rocker Jerry Lee Lewis rose to fame in the 1950s, and he was one of the early rock 'n' roll artists at the genre's inception.
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Here's Why Benjamin Franklin Invented Swim Fins
From bifocals to lightning rods, Benjamin Franklin invented a lot of things that we still use today. He invented swim fins when he was just 11 years old.
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These Were Sci-Fi Writer Philip K. Dick's Warnings To The World
The mind of Philip K. Dick can be considered revolutionary, as he predicted many technological advancements that are in use today.
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What The French Used To Protect Their Turf In The French And Indian War
The British had competition from the French, whose colony, a fraction of the size of Britain's, was ready and willing to fight for supremacy in North America.
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What You Might Not Know About Stephen King's Near-Death Experience
In 1999, horror novelist Stephen King had a close brush with death, but it wasn't from a ghost. Here's the truth about King's near-death experience.
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This Was The Last Major Movie Released On VHS
The last big Hollywood film released on VHS tape might be more recent than you think. It happened in 2006 after the movie hit theaters the year before.
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Evita's Body Was Stolen. Here's What Happened
Although first ladies often have their own "pet projects," Evita Peron was more than a figurehead; she might have been Argentina's most influential first lady.
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Here's Why General Cornwallis Surrendered In The Battle Of Yorktown
British General Cornwallis is perhaps best remembered for his informal surrender at the conclusion of the Battle of Yorktown.
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Here's How Many Slaves George Washington Actually Owned
George Washington, the first U.S. president, had owned slaves since he was 11 years old, when he inherited 10 slaves after his father died in 1743.
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This Was The Largest Human Zoo In History
Often called "ethnological expositions" to make them seem more acceptable, human zoos were public displays of people during the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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The True Impact Of The Atomic Bomb According To Japanese Citizens
It took time for the Japanese high command to realize how devastating the new weapons could be. The residents of those cities, however, learned immediately.
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Classic Rock Legends You May Not Know Passed Away
Many legendary rockers eventually leave the spotlight, and news of their deaths can be missed. Here are some classic rock legends you may not know passed away.
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Everything Known About The Last Telegram Western Union Ever Sent
Samuel Morse was inspired to invent a way in which people could instantly contact one another after a personal tragedy that struck when he was far from home.
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Here's How Amelia Earhart Stayed Awake During Flights
Amelia Earhart was a true pioneer. Her first flight across the Atlantic took almost 15 hours, but she didn't use coffee to stay awake. Here's how she did it.
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The Surprising Origins Of The Olympic Torch Relay
The Olympic Torch Relay is inspired by the ancient Greek tradition of celebrating a sacred flame. Fire was brought to Earth from the divine home of the gods.
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Has Anyone Ever Been Swallowed Alive By A Whale?
A Massachusetts commercial lobster diver made headlines in June 2021 after ending up inside the mouth of a humpback whale off the coast of Herring Cove Beach.
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These Are The Only Countries That Have Been In Every Summer Olympics
Countries have skipped the games for reasons as simple as not having any athletes to send to the competition to making a political statement.
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A Look At The Early Life Of Dr. Joseph Bell
What made Dr. Joseph Bell different from other physicians was his excellent observational skills, which helped him gain information about patients.
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The Unsolved Mystery Of 'Handbags' In Ancient Stone Carvings
Elements of ancient architecture and art do stand out and beg for explanation. Such is the case with the "handbags" seen on stone reliefs across the globe.
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The Untold Truth Of A Tribe Called Quest
A Tribe Called Quest was one of the quintessential early hip-hop groups and inspired artists who followed. This is the untold truth of A Tribe Called Quest.
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The Only Athlete To Win Gold Medals At The Summer And Winter Olympics
Edward "Eddie" Patrick Francis Eagan holds a unique honor in Olympic history. He's the only person to win gold medals in both the Winter and Summer games.
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The Reason Pirates Wore Eye Patches Isn't What You Think
In just about any depiction of pirates, at least one pirate sports an eye patch, and it has been assumed that pirates wore eye patches for one reason.
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The Truth About The Invention Of The Audio Cassette Tape
Cassette tapes helped change the music industry by allowing consumers to record their mixtapes without using the bulky recorders we often see in TV shows.
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What Do The Olympic Rings Actually Stand For?
A ring for each continent represented in the Olympics? Sure, makes sense. But wait, why are there only five? And what do these colors mean? Here's the scoop:
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Here's How Astronauts Maintain Great Hygiene In Outer Space
You might also think that personal hygiene, like personal relationships, might have to be placed very much on the back burner while confined to outer space.
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