Norway’s switch to electric cars has reached an incredible level. In April 2026, 98.6% of all newly…
unbfacts: After a bank refused to validate John Barrier’s…
After a bank refused to validate John Barrier’s 60-cent parking ticket, apparently judging the millionaire in his shabby clothes, he withdrew his $1 million account and took his money to another bank down the street. The bank later admitted that he should have been treated better.
In 2009, Volkswagen turned a staircase at Stockholm’s Odenplan station into giant piano keys that…
In 2009, Volkswagen turned a staircase at Stockholm’s Odenplan station into giant piano keys that…
In Rotterdam, some traffic lights have rain sensors that detect bad weather and give cyclists green…
In Rotterdam, some traffic lights have rain sensors that detect bad weather and give cyclists green…
During severe droughts, African lungfish can bury themselves in mud and wrap their bodies in a dried…
During severe droughts, African lungfish can bury themselves in mud and wrap their bodies in a dried…
Scientists found a tiny animal called a bdelloid rotifer in Siberian permafrost that had been frozen…
Scientists found a tiny animal called a bdelloid rotifer in Siberian permafrost that had been frozen…
In 2019, a chubby rat in Germany got stuck halfway through a manhole cover because of its “winter…
In 2019, a chubby rat in Germany got stuck halfway through a manhole cover because of its “winter…
unbfacts: Beginning in 1902, a group of 12 volunteers regularly…
Beginning in 1902, a group of 12 volunteers regularly ate foods containing questionable preservatives, including formaldehyde, while scientists tracked the effects on their bodies. Nicknamed the “Poison Squad,” their unusual experiments helped build support for America’s 1906 food safety law and the regulatory system that eventually became today’s FDA.
unbfacts: Beginning in 1902, a group of 12 volunteers regularly…
Beginning in 1902, a group of 12 volunteers regularly ate foods containing questionable preservatives, including formaldehyde, while scientists tracked the effects on their bodies. Nicknamed the “Poison Squad,” their unusual experiments helped build support for America’s 1906 food safety law and the regulatory system that eventually became today’s FDA.
unbfacts: Beginning in 1902, a group of 12 volunteers regularly…
Beginning in 1902, a group of 12 volunteers regularly ate foods containing questionable preservatives, including formaldehyde, while scientists tracked the effects on their bodies. Nicknamed the “Poison Squad,” their unusual experiments helped build support for America’s 1906 food safety law and the regulatory system that eventually became today’s FDA.