He drew a 19 ft long picture of New York City from memory after just a 20 minute helicopter ride over the city. Learn More

When you enter the pool, you get pushed to the edge by the force of the river which itself carries over the falls. Learn More

Until then, it was copyrighted and you had to pay a license to use it. Learn More

Inside was a treasure of golden idols, golden elephants, diamond necklaces and countless bags of gold coins worth $22 billion. Learn More

There are five back seats under a raised roof, including two VIP electric recliners with hand veneered burl wood folding tables. It has 13,000 miles on the odometer. Learn More

The Ampex Corporation developed the VRX-1000 in 1956 and sold it to TV networks and stations for $50,000. That would be about $471,000 in today's dollars. Learn More

One such example, traffic signals featuring small viking figures. Learn More

He is credited as the company's first master distiller. Learn More

It was once thought to be home to upwards of 430,000 snakes. Today, that number is estimated at 3,000 or roughly 1 snake per every square meter. Learn More

Yet they still have less than 30% the rate of heart disease as men in the United States. This is mainly attributed to their diet and weight. Learn More

He did it again 2 years later when someone refused to believe him. Learn More

This is attributed to the fact that their predators are scared of the hawks. Learn More

At its height the feral cat population was estimated to have killed 3 million native animals including birds, frogs, mammals and reptiles every day. Learn More

However, they are so sensitive they can actually navigate by the stars at night. Learn More

A shipping container fell off a cargo ship in a storm and ended up wedged in a nearby underwater cave. Learn More

Preferring to rely on intimidation tactics, and never harmed or murdered anyone he held captive. Learn More

But used stunt double Gary Charles Davis for the more dangerous motorcycle stunts. Learn More

It was made out of wood and two perpendicular discs. It had the cord in front, but they quickly moved it to the back to get it out of the way. Learn More

In order to keep the plot twists a secret for the film debut in 1960. Learn More

However, because of its shy and timid nature there has never been a recorded death caused by its bite. The word "fierce" describes its venom and not its temperament. Learn More

In testing, they successfully produced artimensinin, which is a drug to treat malaria, and ascaridole, used against certain parasitic worms. Learn More

The floors were designed so that just the lightest step produced a clearly audible sound warning guards. Learn More

The floors were designed so that just the lightest step produced a clearly audible sound warning guards. Learn More

The exact same tank he drove when he was a soldier. It is fully operable minus the gun. Learn More

It would appear to wobble a little because the moon is elliptical but it would never "rise" or "set". Learn More

All birds have it and even humans have a vestigal remnant called the plica semilunaris. Learn More

They show signs of recognizing themselves in the mirror and may be self-aware. Learn More

He practiced law, delivered babies, sold life insurance and car tires as well as operated a steamboat ferry. Learn More

She dropped out after only a year to pursue her music career full time. Learn More

First is the third most common street name, Third is the second most common, while Fifth is the sixth most common. Learn More

Feathers from the right wing make them spin the wrong way. Learn More

'Bleu de Genes' were worn by fishermen and navy sailors because they could roll them up to prevent them getting wet and because they were easy to remove if they ever fell overboard. Learn More

Not European explorers which had long been held accountable for the devastating impact of the disease on the native people. Learn More

He spent 20 years as a bouncer on Long Island while he worked on his Cognitive-Theoretic Model of the Universe. Learn More

It's always a life-threatening situation for them as predators can easily prey on them while the do their "business" at ground level. Learn More

Despite this fact, there are no bridges over the Amazon river. Learn More

The term "Over" means you want a reply and "Out" means you do not expect a reply. Learn More

At 156 words and 857 characters in length the honor goes to their 2008 album "The Boy Bands Have Won..." Learn More

It is the family owned Pekin Noodle Parlow in Butte, Montana which opened in 1911. Learn More

He left his entire fortune, including majority ownership of the Hershey Chocolate Company, in a trust for the school. The school still owns 70% of the company. Learn More

Zanzibar surrendered after 38 minutes and some 500 casualties. Learn More

They produce nearly 7 million currywurst yearly, which is more than the number of cars they produce across all their factories. Learn More

His accent is considered very rural by German/Austrian standards. Learn More

This is because they get their scent from ionine which shuts the smell receptors off after simulating them. Learn More

When a poll was held to replace the tan color M&M that was deemed redundant because of the brown M&M. Learn More

The case was thrown out multiple times and the man, a judge himself, lost his job for a lack of "judicial temperament." Learn More

It will stay fresh for up to 10 months in a fridge while still maintaining its deliciously sweet and tangy flavor. Learn More

But no more than 50% bread. Learn More

The identity of who leaked it at 20th Century Fox remains a mystery. Learn More

The eye is sensitive to changes in light & dark but cannot form images. Learn More

The Hemimastix Kukwesjijk is not a plant, animal, fungus, or protozoa. It constitutes an entirely new kingdom, a new branch on the tree of life. Learn More

With a flight computer that had less than 1% of the computing power of Microsoft's Xbox 360 game console. Learn More

He took off his suit coat, drank some water, and organized his pieces, but still won. Learn More

It was previously consumed in a powder or drink form. Learn More

He had invested all of the $180 million he earned from the sale of PayPal to Ebay on his three ventures; SpaceX, Tesla and Solar City. Learn More

As a result, she holds the world record for surviving the highest fall without a parachute. She fell over 33,000 feet while trapped in the fuselage. Learn More

They spent over $300 million on discs and acquired a new subscriber every six seconds. Learn More

Astronaut Buzz Aldrin, who had done his doctoral thesis at MIT on line-of-sight orbital mechanics, successfully calculated the docking trajectory using a sextant and a slide rule. Learn More

Grooves in the tarmac were spaced so the lines played the opening notes of "When You Wish Upon a Star". The airport closed in 1972. Learn More

The jumbo jet maxed out at 825 mph while riding a 200 mph jet stream tailwind to arrive in 4 hours and 56 minutes. Learn More

The fancy footwear left hoofprints instead of footprints, helping distillers and smugglers evade police. Learn More

He later got a PhD in Physics from MIT and died in 1986 aboard the space shuttle challenger. The library that refused to lend him books is now named after him. Learn More

This resulted in Olive Ridley Turtles Returning to Lay Eggs for the First Time in 20 Years. Learn More

He used the proceeds from his invention to buy his wife and children out of slavery. Learn More

Since guns and cannons would need to be reloaded after each shot, firing your gun in the air essentially rendered you "unarmed." Learn More

It is native to the tropical cloud forests of Southeastern Ecuador and Peru as it grows best in elevations above 2,000 feet. Learn More

It is left in the field to rot, fed to livestock, or hauled directly from the field to landfill because of unrealistic "cosmetic food" standards. Learn More

They allow for turtles to cross the tracks. Learn More

The company argued that as more people would die earlier, saving the government millions on pensions, hospitals, and housing for elderly citizens. Learn More

A 17yr old Aussie collected a piece, jumped on a plane to SFO with no passport or luggage, and collected his prize. Learn More

Individuals exposed to lead at young ages have numerous conditions and problems with impulse control, all of which may negatively impact decision making and lead to a life of violent crime as they reach adulthood. Learn More

Named by an Irishman, manufactured by an American in France and first worn by French peasants. Learn More

It represented one half of the entire stockpile of the antibiotic in the whole United States at the time. Learn More

He gave a joint to Ringo, who didn't realize he was supposed to pass it and smoked the whole thing himself. Learn More

He developed stomach ulcers within days, treated them with antibiotics, and went on to win a Nobel Prize. Learn More

The solar powered installation will consist of six speakers and an MP3 player with Toto's Africa on repeat. Learn More

The singer/songwriter's most popular songs referenced were "The Times They Are a Changin", which had 135 citations, and "Blowin' in the Wind", which had 36 citations. Learn More

People thought they looked like the largest (penny) and smallest (farthing) English coins of the day rolling along one after the other. Learn More

The word Draconian originated from his name as his laws were so brutal. Learn More

They had been given Botox injections to make them more attractive. Learn More

They use their fins as feet to walk around the sea floor because they're terrible swimmers. Learn More

So that when they exhale, there isn't a CO2 cloud in front of their face causing them to potentially suffocate. Learn More

They called him "Big Ed" and never suspected him and thought he was joking when he confessed. Learn More

That makes it larger than California Pizza Kitchen and nearly as large as CiCi's. Learn More

But was not aware he had to have a British accent for the role, resulting in one of the worst auditions they had. Learn More

As long as they are with a parent or guardian of legal drinking age and the establishment allows it. Learn More

As such, they act as an early warning sign of mold or mildew allowing the vineyard staff to react before it impacts the grapes. Learn More

The odor turned out to be from excessive Axe body spray from some 6th grade boys. Learn More

The former Soviet Union boycotted the Olympics leading to many American wins and a very costly promotion. Learn More