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Parents and Their Three Sets of Twins, 1920s

I came across this glass negative from the 1920s of a couple posing with their three sets of twins. I had to stop and look at it for a minute. I just can't imagine having six children and half of them are twins. They say that if you want to have twins, you need to look at the mother's side of the family. The genes for hyperovulation are passed down to the woman. So, a couple who's had twins could very well have more twins. #Twins #FamilyHistory #Genetics #VintagePhotos #Discussion #FunFacts #RetroVibes

Julie Padilla

What’s That 'Pig Nose' on Your Backpack?

Ever noticed that diamond-shaped patch with two holes on your backpack? Turns out, it’s called a 'lash tab' or 'pig nose'—originally made for mountaineers to tie down ice picks and tools! JanSport kept the design for style, and now it’s everywhere, even if you’re just hauling books. You can still use it to attach stuff with a bit of rope, but make sure it’s sturdy. Who knew your backpack had such a rugged backstory? #News #BackpackHacks #FunFacts

Aaron Ballard

Did You Know the Empire State Was Almost a Zeppelin Dock?

Ever looked at the Empire State Building and thought, 'That’d be a wild place to eat lunch'? Turns out, workers did just that—perched on beams over 1,000 feet up! The spire was meant for blimps to dock (spoiler: it didn’t work). Fun fact: when it opened, most offices sat empty. Proof that even icons can have a slow start—so don’t sweat it if your big idea takes time to catch on! #RealEstate #FunFacts #MoneyLifehacks

Jennifer Rojas

Wild Stuff Invented at the 1893 World’s Fair

Did you know the Ferris wheel, brownies, and even the zipper all debuted at the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair? This event was basically the OG tech expo—introducing popcorn machines, electric lights, and even the first picture postcards. Houdini performed, Helen Keller showed up, and Pabst Blue Ribbon got its famous name. Next time you eat a hot dog or ride a moving sidewalk, thank this wild fair for shaping modern life! #News #HistoryNerd #FunFacts

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What on earth is "Core Strength"?

Did you know your core includes SIX key muscle groups, not just visible abs? ⭐️Core Muscles 1. Pelvic Floor Muscles: Support the internal organs. 2. Transversus Abdominis: Pulls inward, increasing intra-abdominal pressure and providing stability to the chest and pelvis. 3. Multifidus: Plays a crucial role in stabilizing the spine. 4. Internal and External Obliques: Increase intra-abdominal pressure and stabilize the vertebrae. 5. Rectus Abdominis: The traditional “six-pack” muscle, responsible for flexion and stabilizing the lumbar spine. 6. Erector Spinae: Muscles that extend from the lumbar spine to the cervical spine, providing spinal stability. ⭐️Core Stability The concept of “core stability” was first introduced by Japanese anatomist Panjabi. He believed that the key to core stability is to maintain the neutral stability of the spine while protecting the movement of other joints in the body. Core stability isn’t just about the structural stability of the pelvis and lumbar spine; it also involves the interaction between muscles and joints. It’s a dynamic process influenced by muscle control, muscle fiber activation, and joint stabilization. #Pilates #FunFacts #WorkoutTips

ethanconner

Bet You Can't Ace This Trivia List!

Think you’re the human version of Wikipedia? Time to prove it! This mega-list of trivia questions covers everything—Disney, history, sports, pop culture, science, and even the weird stuff (like which animal breathes through its butt). Perfect for your next game night or just flexing your brainpower. Warning: some of these will totally stump you, even if you’re the family know-it-all. Who’s up for a trivia challenge? #TriviaNight #FunFacts #QuizTime #News

Teresa Graham

Only One Friday the 13th This Year?!

Ever notice how Friday the 13th gets everyone talking about bad luck? Wild fact: 2025 only has ONE Friday the 13th, so maybe we’re safe for now. The whole unlucky vibe comes from Bible stories (Judas was the 13th guest at the Last Supper) and even Norse myths (Loki crashed a dinner party as the 13th guest—yikes). If you’re superstitious, maybe keep an eye out for black cats or ladders today. But hey, you’ve got a whole year before the next one! #FridayThe13th #Superstition #FunFacts #Religion

amiles

What came first: the color orange or the fruit orange? 🤯

Did you know the fruit orange existed before the color name? People used to call the color 'yellow-red' until the fruit became popular in Europe! The citrus literally gave us a whole new color term! 🍊 #ColorHistory #FunFacts #MindBlown #Etymology

megangibson

Geography Facts That’ll Blow Your Mind

Did you know Antarctica is technically a desert? Or that Reno, Nevada is actually west of Los Angeles? Here’s a wild one: there’s only ONE ocean, not five—those are just sections we made up. Russia is both in Europe and Asia, and Lake Titicaca sits higher than most mountains. Oh, and California has more people than all of Canada. Geography class never mentioned any of this! Which fact surprised you most? #GeographyNerd #MindBlown #FunFacts #Science

Steven Arnold

Cake

Are you in the mood for some cake? Well, did you know that cakes have a fascinating history and come in all shapes and sizes? Here are some interesting facts to chew on: 🍰 The word "cake" comes from the Old Norse word "kaka," which means a baked flour-based sweet dessert. 🍰 The first birthday cake can be traced back to Ancient Greece, where they would bake honey cakes to honor the moon goddess Artemis. 🍰 The tallest cake ever made was over 108 feet tall and weighed over 20,000 pounds! 🍰 The most expensive cake ever made was worth $75 million and was adorned with diamonds and precious gems. 🍰 The most popular cake flavor in America is chocolate, followed closely by vanilla. 🍰 The world's largest cheesecake weighed over 6,900 pounds and was made in New York City. 🍰 In Japan, they celebrate a "cake day" on Christmas Eve, where couples give each other cakes as a sign of affection. Who knew there were so many interesting things about cake? Now go indulge in your favorite slice and enjoy! #cake #desserts #baking #funfacts #history #sweettooth #yum #celebration #foodie #cakeday

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