The anthropologist Robin Dunbar discovered a connection between the size of our brains and the number of social connections we are capable of maintaining.
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Big ones, small ones, some as big as Bitcoin #FridayFunFacts
Dolphins are the only non-human animals that have sex for fun, so what else do they do for fun? #FridayFunFacts
How a sailfish influenced the design of the Mclaren P1 ‘Hyper Car’
Learning from the secrets of the worlds fastest fish to make one of the worlds fastest cars.
The one simple thing you can do to increase your happiness.
There are no shortcuts to happiness. But there are some simple things you can do to put yourself on the path.
Why you should read this aloud and other #FridayFunFacts
The surprising habits of people who read books in the past and other #FridayFunFacts
Why is Pinot Noir known as the 'heartbreak grape'?
True or false? A glass of Pinot Noir softens emotional heartbreak. Read on to find out.
If curiosity killed the cat then biomimicry killed the cowboy.
How the hawthorn bush was the inspiration for 'barbed wire' which helped to put cowboys out of work.
The woman who swam 100 miles through shark and jellyfish infested waters
Anything worthwhile achieving takes persistence. Just ask Diana Nyad.
Discover the man who tastes pain like cognac, and other #FridayFunFacts
How prisoners of war used Monopoly to escape in World War II
How did the British secret service use the board game Monopoly to help POWs escape their evil captors?
How a 3 year old helped to invent the Polaroid camera
When it comes to solving problems or making creative breakthroughs it can be helpful to think with a childlike mindset.
The day there was no news and other #FridayFunFacts
Is your cat a bastard? What ever happened to the guy who invented Pringles? And what if there was NO NEWS? #FridayFunFacts
Why every Londoner should have a criminal record and other #FridayFunFacts
Just in case you've ever wondered why most airplanes are white, we have the answer with other #FridayFunFacts
How to be brilliant at a moment's notice
Creativity doesn't just happen on its own. Here's what it really takes to be consistently brilliant.
The ultimate personality test
Who are you really? And why do you want to know so badly?