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8 Mythical Creatures From Folklore That Live In The Home
Mythical creatures have been central to folklore traditions and storytelling around the world and throughout history. But what about household spirits? From helpful hands around the house to some less-than-friendly characters, some of these loric household spirits and mythical creatures have been brought to life in fascinating illustrations!
Michelle Gabriel
15 Freaky Facts About Frankenstein
Many people already know Frankenstein is a horror fiction character who became one of the most famous and one of the scariest figures in the world literature. If you want to know more about Frankenstein, this article will help you to garner more information about this famous story.
Luke Ward
The Soviet Night Witches – Female Bomber Pilots of World War II
As a response to the high casualties suffered by male soldiers, Stalin started to incorporate females into defense roles. Some of these women became night bombers. They ended up becoming so deadly, that they earned a nickname from the Germans that stuck. They were called the Night Witches.
Jack De Graaf
Facts You Probably Don’t Know About The Sun Infographic
Without the sun, we would not be here. Our piece of rock called Earth, which is floating in the expanse of space, would not be habitable by life. Check out this infographic showing some facts you probably didn't know about the sun.
Luke Ward
10 Wild Facts About Kenya
Kenya is among one of the most well-known countries in Africa. With hundreds of miles of coastline featuring stunning beaches, it’s no wonder tourism is on the rise. To fully appreciate this country, let’s check out these top 10 Facts about Kenya!
Michelle Gabriel
35 Fun Facts About Camila Cabello
Once member of the girl group Fifth Harmony, Camila Cabello has since gone solo, and there seems to be no stopping her. Find out more about this talented singer-songwriter with these 35 fun facts about Camila Cabello!
Michelle Gabriel
Concrete Ships of World War I & II
During any war, it’s natural for certain materials to become scarce. And this was exactly the case in both World War I and II with steel. As each war dragged on, steel became more and more scarce, and the military turned to a new resource: using cement to build their ships.
Jack De Graaf
Effects of Sleep Deprivation on Your Body
Many people consider puffy and dark under-eye circles as the worst consequence of their sleep-deprived lifestyle; however, they are just the tip of an iceberg. Here we are going to look at the negative consequences of sleep deprivation.
Selena Thomas
Why Do The British Say “Autumn” Instead of “Fall”?
You may have heard the British use the word “autumn” to describe the time of year that ends summer and turns to winter or in simpler terms, the third season. But why do they use a different word? Here we compare the difference between autumn and fall!
Becca Marsh
10 Wild Facts About Knabstrupper Horses
Knabstruppers are among the more unique-looking breeds of horses - they have an interesting spotty appearance. If you've never heard about this horse breed, learn about them here with these 10 most interesting facts about Knabstrupper horses!
Luke Ward