Caffeine in nectar and quirky global oddities
Bees prefer caffeinated nectar as researchers at the University of Sussex show caffeine boosts memory, while humans know not all odd facts: ancient Greek baldness cures, Lego bricks yield 915,103,765 stepping risks, Nevada bans kissing with a mustache, and a 2010 South Korean man marries a pillow.
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United Kingdom
South Korea
Farm riddle: what runs around yard but never moves
A playful on page riddle asks which feature surrounds a farm yard yet remains stationary, inviting readers to connect clues to reveal the answer. It presents a whimsical puzzle likely aimed at children, encouraging pattern recognition and fun.
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