07 May 2018

A newborn baby seahorse is called a colt.

On this date in 1945, Germany formally surrendered to the Allies. 

Divorce is illegal in The Philippines.

Rupophiles have an affinity for dirt. 

It’s a sign of the times, ‘Exit’ signs are on their way out. 

Mercedes-Benz purchased Chrysler on this date in 1988—the largest industrial merger in history. 

According to Norwegian law, only male cats and dogs may be neutered. 

Winnie-the-Pooh was published in Latin in 1958 and hit the NY Times Best Seller List. 

With the Road Traffic Act of 1930, automobile insurance was made compulsory in the UK.

Chicken coops have two doors—if they had four—they’d be chicken sedans. 

Ultracrepidarians voice opinions on subjects they know nothing about.

The flag of Mozambique features an AK-47 assault rifle. 

A fig tree’s blossoms are inside the fruit. 

In Manila, people whose license plates end in ‘1’ or ‘2’ may not drive on Mondays. 

A  group of used car salespeople are called cardealologists.

Alligators wolfed down three Americans in 2016.

There are more than 250,000 varieties of flowering plants on Earth.

Build that wall! Today is National Barrier Awareness Day as observed throughout the United States of America.

A group of herring is called an army. 

Trees only hit cars in self-defence.