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- December 14, 2023

GIVING A VOICE TO THE VOICELESS - by THE MINI MASK MAN AND COOL STUFF!!!

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- December 14, 2023

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Fact 196: When was MI5 formed?

- April 21, 2023

Fact 196: When was MI5 formed? MI5 was formed in 1909 by Vernon Kell, Vernon Kell was also the first director General of MI5, and Vernon Kell was director General from 1909 to 1940. There have been 17 Director Generals the current Director General is Ken McCallum, interestingly the first Director General to be (officially) publicly named was Dame Stella Rimington (Director General from 1992 to 1996) basically until 1993, the Prime Minister would appoint the MI5 Director General in secret and MI5 didn't disclose the Director Generals names to the general public.

Fact 2: What animal has the most amount of teeth?

- October 08, 2022

Fact 2: What animal has the most amount of teeth? Now this answer may surprise some people to know that the animal with the most amount of teeth is not a shark which had 350 teeth (50 rows of teeth with 7 teeth in each row). This animal has even more than that. The answer is a slug with an amazing 27,000 teeth! Now for anyone who wants to check this answer the Internet (Google) will tell you it is a garden snail however the garden snail has 20,000 teeth which is still impressive but the slug has more. Teeth fact Teeth facts

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- September 25, 2023

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Fact 33: Why do Giraffes have long necks?

- November 08, 2022

Fact 33: Why do Giraffes have long necks? This answer may surprise you to know that, it isn't so they can reach the top of the trees yes it helps, but it's not why they evolved, to have long necks. The real reason is quite surprising indeed; it is to help them fight each other, for dominance by, basically using their head like a golf club, and by having a long neck they can swing their neck to help them to give a powerful hit to their opponent. This is according to researchers at the Chinese Academy of Science. Giraffe facts

Fact 44: what is Afrikaans ?

- November 18, 2022

Fact 44: what is Afrikaans? Afrikaans is Pronounced a· fruh·kaans. Afrikaans is a language. Afrikaans is a language that is mainly spoken in South Africa and Namibia. Afrikaans is spoken by an estimated 17.5 million people . Afrikaans and English are the only two *Indo-European languages* among the many official languages of South Africa . * The Indo-European language family has four major living strands Indo-Iranian, Balto-Slavic, Germanic, and Italic .* Afrikaans is a West Germanic language that devolved into the *Dutch Cape Colony*. *Dutch United East India Company colony in Southern Africa.* Afrikaans descended from Dutch and *Zulu languages* from the 17th and 18th centuries. It belongs to a West Germanic sub-group, *the Low Franconian languages.* Other West Germanic languages related (descended or influenced) by Afrikaans are German, English, the *Frisian languages*, and the unstandardized languages of Low German (this is also referred to as Low Saxon) and Yiddish (sp

- October 07, 2020

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