Why do cats sleep at the foot of the bed?
Cats sleep at the foot of the bed because that is where they feel safe, they can see the door and everything in the room and also feel like protecting you.
Why is a pineapple called a pineapple?
A pineapple is called a pineapple because it has a scratchy divided exterior resembling a pinecone and a firm interior pulp like that of an apple.
What are dibs?
The dibs are the knucklebones of a sheep or pebbles used in an old 17th century English game by children. Whenever you’d get a dib, you’d earn a claim.
Why do we have moles?
We have moles because the pigment that gives our skin color is not evenly spread out throughout our body and at places, it would cluster and form moles.
Why does my cat sit on me?
Your cat sits on you because she seeks warmth, security, wants attention, wants to get social and show her affection towards you. Yes, she loves you!
Why are there only 28 days in February?
There are only 28 days in February because the Romans didn’t regard this month as important. To them, it was just a cold, useless part of winter.
How long does DNA last?
DNA lasts for a little over 1,000 years. For example, scientists have extracted DNA from the leg bones of an extinct moa bird in New Zealand, 500 years old.
Why are there no snakes in Ireland?
There are no snakes in Ireland because it was too cold here during the ace ice and then the country was cut off from the rest of the continent.
20 Earworm songs that will instantly get stuck in your head
There’ve been a couple of studies to prove why this happens and according to science, these are the best 20 songs that will instantly get stuck in your head
Why do songs get stuck in your head?
Songs get stuck in your head because of earworms, songs which have quite a fast tempo and a common melodic shape with unusual intervals of repetitions
What are earworms?
Earworms are undesired catchy tunes that keep repeating in your head. A recent study shows that about 98% of the people living in the western world have
How does duty free work?
Duty free is where you go when you want to spend your leftover foreign currency before heading for home. Usually, this happens in the airport which also serves as the border between countries. No matter if you want that or not, you inevitably walk into a duty-free shop to spend your remaining $20 or $50…
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