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CARTOON 09-18-2018

1. When a bald eagle loses feathers on one wing, it molts them on the other side to stay balanced. 2. There are 27 states in the United States that reach farther north than the southernmost point of Canada. 3. Grace Slick of the rock band Jefferson Airplane tried to spike Richard Nixon's tea with LSD in 1969.

CARTOON 09-17-2018

1. All venomous snakes in North Carolina have diamond-shaped heads. 2. During World War II, Japan made plans to drop bombs filled with plague-infected fleas in California. 3. In Norse mythology, Freyja's chariot is pulled by cats!

CARTOON 09-16-2018

1. Scientists in Russia successfully thawed and revived worms that had been frozen more than 42,000 years ago. 2. Juan Pujol Garcia received both a German Iron Cross and Membership in the Order of the British Empire for his services during World War II. 3. Spam is so valued in Hawaii that some retailers keep it locked in cases, forcing patrons to ask an associate to retrieve it for purchase. 4. The distance a computer mouse moves in measured in "mickeys."

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