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Research shows people are more likely to believe statements that rhyme - a bias known as the rhyme-as-reason effect.

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Research shows men with deeper voices are more likely to earn higher pay, lead larger companies, and achieve greater social success.

Wild chimpanzees consume the equivalent of about 2.5 alcoholic drinks a day from fermented fruit, mostly figs and other overripe tropical fruits.

Despite its reputation as an ‘unlucky date’, Friday the 13th often sees fewer accidents, fires, and thefts because people are extra cautious of misfortune.

The 'D' in D-Day simply stands for 'Day', as in the designated day for a military operation.

When you eat crab, lobster, or prawns, you’re essentially eating the cockroaches and scorpions of the sea: all belong to the arthropod phylum.

Your brain favours one of your eyes as your ‘dominant eye.’ It usually matches your dominant hand — but not always.

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