17 August 2019
There 12 700 firefighting Kiwis. The act of dividing something in squares is called graticulation. A pig’s snout is called a grunt. We spend far more on pet food than baby food. When Notre Dame burst into flames, firefighters shouted, “Holy Smoke!” Myrmecologists devote their lives to the study of ants. Nunavut boasts 25 hamlets and one city. Newborn baby seahorses are called colts. 73% of Australia's trees are eucalyptus. If my neighbour drinks any more coffee, I shall ground him. The Anglican Church of Canada began to ordain women in 1973. Ants stretch when they wake up in the morning. Groceries are the traditional gift for a 44th wedding anniversary. Fidel Castro was school athlete of the year in 1944; he was a left-handed pitcher. A 100-year old ant is called an antique. The Cambodian alphabet has 74 letters. Men get the hiccups more frequently than women. Today in 1910 Parliament c...