10 Random Facts that will make your Day - amazingfacts.live

You could listen to a radio on the Moon, but it's impossible aboard a submarine.

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Angola has the world's best record at soccer penalty shootouts. They have never lost one.

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Saudi women have won the right to vote, but not the right to drive to the polling station.

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At the 1900 Paris Olympics, winners were awarded paintings instead of medals.

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In 1976, one person in the US was killed by an outbreak of swine flu, but the vaccine introduced to combat it killed 25.

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World War I officially ended on October, 3, 2010 when Germany pays off the last chunk of reparations imposed on it by the Allies.

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Winston Churchill is the only politician to have won the Nobel Prize for Literature.

10 Fun Facts about Mothers - amazingfacts.live

Here are five fun facts about both human and animal moms.

1

Polar bear moms put on around 400 pounds during their pregnancy. If the mother doesn't double her weight, her body will simply reabsorb the fetus.

2

A mother koala will feed her baby her own feces.

3

While mother hamsters are cute and furry, they are infamous baby eaters.

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Approximately 800 women die each day from pregnancy-related causes during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum around the world.

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Although the U.S. spends more money than any other country on health care as well as maternal care, it is more dangerous to give birth in the U.S. than in 49 other countries, including Kuwait, Bulgaria, and South Korea.

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The youngest mother in recorded history is Lina Medina. She was just 5 years and 7 months old when she gave birth to a 6.5 lb. boy by C-section in Peru in 1939.

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The oldest mother in modern history to give birth is Rajo Devi Lohan from India. She was 70 years old in 2008 when she gave birth to a baby girl.

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The mom with the most kids is Mrs. Feodor Vassilyev of Russia. She gave birth to 69 children between 1725 and 1765.

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The mother who gives birth to the largest baby on Earth is a mother elephant. After enduring 22 months of pregnancy, she gives birth to a blind, 200-pound calf.

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A mother orangutan never puts her babies down and typically nurses them for 6 or 7 years, the most extended mother/child nursing dependence of any animal on Earth.