15 Amazing Facts 

The first Hershey’s chocolate bars with almonds were produced in 1908 because they were cheap to make. The nuts took the place of some of the more expensive milk chocolate, which meant Hershey’s could keep the price of the candy at a nickel.

Salvador Dalí designed the Chupa Chups logo.

Before he sang lead vocals for Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourne worked in a slaughterhouse.

The national animal of Scotland is the unicorn.

At the Poison Garden of Alnwick Castle in England, many of the plants are so deadly they're grown in cages.

Before he became President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln was a wrestling champion.

The second largest country by area is Canada, after Russia.

The first item sold on eBay was a broken laser pointer.

Eggplants are berries.

The wood frog can hold its pee for up to eight months.

Movie trailers are called that for a reason: They used to run after the movie.

If you adjust for inflation, Gone With the Wind is the highest-grossing movie of all time, earning approximately $1.8 billion.

In 1965, Tommy Cash—Johnny Cash's younger brother—released a song titled "I Didn't Walk the Line."

Coyotes outpace roadrunners by 23 mph.

Citizens of the Soviet Union began celebrating the defeat of Germany in World War II as soon as it was announced. Less than 24 hours later, the entire country was out of vodka.