Salvador Dalí Designed the Chupa Chups Logo
Glimpse into how surrealist master Salvador Dalí created one of the world’s most iconic candy logos in just sixty minutes.
Pink Lemonade Was Invented at the Circus
Grab your seat under the big top to discover how a circus vendor’s mishap with dirty water created pink lemonade.
Betty Crocker Wasn’t a Real Person
Glimpse into America’s biggest culinary secret: how a fictional homemaker named Betty Crocker revolutionized home cooking forever.
Koala Fingerprints Are Almost Identical to Humans
Police can hardly tell koala prints from human ones – a surprising twist that’s rewriting what we know about evolution.
Cookie Monster’s Real Name Is Sid
Cookie Monster’s well-guarded secret identity remained hidden for decades until a special song finally revealed his true name: Sid.
The Bank of America Was Originally Called the Bank of Italy
Learn how an Italian immigrant’s modest bank for the underserved transformed into Bank of America, revolutionizing modern banking forever.
The Day After Thanksgiving Is the Busiest Day of the Year for Plumbers
Are holiday plumbing disasters really most common after Thanksgiving? New data reveals surprising truths about when emergency calls actually peak.
WWI Influenced the Development of the Modern Bra
Knowing that WWI’s metal shortage led to corsets being banned, discover how this wartime sacrifice revolutionized women’s undergarments forever.
The Town Governed by a Circus Elephant: A Day in the Life of Mayor Isla
Curious citizens flock to witness history’s first elephant mayor transform small-town politics with her unconventional wisdom and trunk-based solutions.
Parts of the Original Wright Flyer Have Traveled to Space
From Earth’s first airplane to the Moon and Mars, fragments of the Wright Flyer soared far beyond its inventors’ wildest dreams.