Studies show that food cooked for you often tastes better because you’re not desensitized by its aromas during preparation—a phenomenon called 'sensory specific satiety.'

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According to a study, most dogs reach peak cuteness between six and eight weeks old.

Portuguese is the most spoken language in the southern hemisphere, with over 250 million speakers across Brazil, Mozambique, and Angola.

According to a study, dunking an Oreo in milk for three seconds gives you the optimal balance of sogginess and structural integrity.

Elvis Presley's manager sold 'I Hate Elvis' badges to profit from fans who disliked Elvis and wouldn’t buy his official merchandise.

According to a 2010 study, people fluent in multiple languages almost always swear in their native tongue.

At the Poison Garden of Alnwick Castle in England, many of the plants are so deadly they're grown in cages — even touching or smelling some of them can kill you.

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