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6 Cheesy Facts About Cheeseburgers
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When and where was the cheeseburger invented? What's the right way to add the cheese? HowStuffWorks answers your burning cheeseburger questions.
Climb Stairs Instead of Guzzling Caffeine for an Energy Boost
Take the stairs on your way to the office, and you might not need that morning cup of joe for energy. Learn more at HowStuffWorks.
20 of the Most Dangerous Sea Creatures in the Deep Blue
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The most dangerous sea creatures in the world don't always have large teeth like great white sharks or weigh over 10 tons (9 metric tonnes) like the killer whale. The sea creatures that are a threat to humans are often the smaller, more innocent-looking ones that carry lethal amounts of venom.
5 Celebrities Who Had Heart Bypass Surgery
Many celebrities over the years have undergone heart bypass surgery. See our list celebrities who had heart bypass surgery and see if you can guess who.
15 Longest-running Anime Series With 1,000 Episodes Each
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Long-running shows are something of a mixed proposition, and anime is no exception. It can be intimidating to try and catch up with a show that's several decades into its run, with hundreds — or even thousands! — of episodes already released.
Top 10 Ancient Chinese Inventions
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The ancient Chinese brought us many great innovations, including some that we take for granted in the modern world. Let's examine 10 of ancient China's greatest inventions.
Why Is Everyone Dreaming of a White Christmas?
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For some, an ideal Christmas is one where a blanket of white snow covers the ground. Irving Berlin wrote about it, and Bing Crosby crooned about it.
Why Do We Call It a Piggyback Ride?
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It's a strange phrase when you think about it, as people don't normally ride pigs. So where did it come from?
How Well Do You Know the Rules of Rugby?
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Do you consider yourself a sports wizard? We're talking down to knowing the differences between rugby and American football. Still with us? Then take this quiz and put your knowledge to the test!
What Was the Deepest Free Dive Ever Recorded?
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Free diving is a breathtaking sport, literally and figuratively, requiring athletes dive to astonishing depths (recorded primarily in meters) on a single breath of air. Instead of using scuba gear, these free divers rely mainly on their own lungs to explore the depths of the ocean.