26Bill Murray
Bill Murray attended the musical version of Groundhog Day twice in a row.
27. Instead of providing famine relief, most of Live Aid's money went to funding an Ethiopian Dictator (Mengistu).
28. Breaking Bad's popularity coincided with a 51% increase in methamphetamine use in Germany and a 400% increase in meth smuggling attempts in Britain.
29. In 1260, a 10,000 man Mongol army was destroyed by Egyptian Mamluks after being fooled by a feigned retreat and getting surrounded, a tactic often used by the Mongol's themselves.
30. Kit Harington is a direct descendant of Robert Catesby who is the mastermind behind the plot to blow up Parliament of United Kingdom. Kit also plays Catesby in the BBC drama Gunpowder, retelling the story behind the plot.
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31Skinks
Researchers found that skinks living below a mountain in warmer climates would lay eggs. At higher climates, the cold caused the skinks to hold their eggs inside for longer until they would hatch internally for live births.
32. There is a mushroom (Armilaria ostoyae) in Oregon that is roughly 2,400 years old and has a root system that covers over 3 square miles of land.
33. At the height of Pokémon Go, a number of players tried sneaking into a highly classified military explosives plant in Virginia because a Charizard was reportedly located inside the arsenal.
34. Tokyo is the city with the most millionaires in the world but London has the most multi-millionaires and New York the most billionaires.
35. A live chicken was given to Alice Cooper during a concert. Thinking it could fly, he tossed it into the crowd who tore it apart. The next day headlines read: Alice Cooper bites head off chicken and drinks blood. Frank Zappa told him not to deny the story saying "You can't buy this type of publicity!"
