10 things we didn't know last week
1. An egg can be unboiled.
2. Dutch babies smile, laugh and enjoy cuddling more than their US counterparts.
3. There are four different ways to pronounce diplodocus, and the way children say it is probably more technically correct than the academics' preferred method.
4. Toilet paper is getting smaller.
5. TV crime dramas are good for the brain.
6. The athletic performance of early risers peaks at noon.
7. Manot Cave in Israel is the most likely contender for the location where humans and Neanderthals first had sex.
8. Malawi's national football team was briefly coached by a 17-year-old from Colchester.
9. Baby chickens associate low and high numbers with left and right, respectively.
10. In 2004, 24% of households in China owned a fridge. Ten years later this had shot up to 88%.
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