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Public toilets in Serengeti National Park, Tanzania. Would you use? #weird_factsTM

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There are snakes with two heads, which compete with each other for food. The fact that some snakes are born with two heads is pretty incredible as is, but what about the added detail that these heads are actually two distinct parts that both work with one another and also see each other as competition? As National Geographic explains of the non-venomous ladder snake Elaphe scalaris: "First the two heads have to decide they're both hungry at the same time, and then they have to agree to pursue the same prey. Then they might fight over which head gets to swallow the prey. To make it even more complicated, since snakes operate a good deal by smell, if one head catches the scent of prey on the other's head, it will attack and try to swallow its second head." #weird_factsTM

L‑cysteine is a dough conditioner used in bread and other baked goods. It can be sourced from human hair, feathers, animal tissue, produced by fermentation or synthetically. Human‑hair‑derived L‑cysteine still appears in some supply chains. Enjoy your breakfast. ❤️ #weird_factsTM

Donkeys and dolphins are sometimes used as guard animals. Dogs tend to make great guard animals, but they're not the only creatures that you can count on to watch your back. In fact, donkeys, dolphins, geese, ostriches, emus, llamas, and alpacas are also used as guard animals around the world—doing everything from protecting sheep to patrolling harbors for the U.S. Navy. #weird_factsTM

In some states of the USA and provinces of Canada, children can legally drive at the age of 14. #weird_factsTM

It is such a stigma to adopt children in South Korea that women are recommended to wear a maternity pillow to appear pregnant until the adoption is finalized. #weird_factsTM

Canadian start up company sells bottled air to china. Moses Lam, a Canadian entrepreneur, saw an unlikely product opportunity, in this phenomenon, fresh Canadian air. Lam said his canned air business is booming, 'We're selling fresh air in China.' The Creator of Vitality air Lam profits 230,000$ in a year selling air. #weird_factsTM

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The longest traffic jam in China dissipated only after 11 days. #weird_factsTM

LEGO once honored employees with 25 years of service by gifting them a 14-carat gold 2x4 brick, identical in size to regular pieces. #weird_factsTM

South Korean plastic surgeons are so skilled that, people from China and Japan who visit the country for surgeries have trouble re-entering because their faces no longer match their passport photographs. #weird_factsTM

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Forgetfulness is good for the brain: removing unnecessary information helps the nervous system maintain its flexibility. #weird_factsTM

Bruce McArthur of Toronto is one of the oldest serial killers: he committed crimes at the age of 66. In winter, McArthur worked as a part-time Santa Claus in a Toronto shopping mall, listening to the wishes of children. In his spare time he killed homosexual men. He had eight victims to his credit. #weird_factsTM

If you were to count continuously, one number per second (without eating and sleeping), it would take you 31 years, 251 days, 13 hours, 34 minutes, and 55 seconds to count to one billion. *Not adjusted for leap years* #weird_factsTM

French gangsters in the early 1900s used a weapon known as the "Apache revolver" that functioned as a revolver, a knife, and brass knuckles. #weird_factsTM