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August 2026

AUG1SAT

The oldest known joke is a Sumerian proverb from 1900 BC about a wife's flatulence.

AUG2SUN

Axolotls can regenerate their brain, heart, and limbs.

AUG3MON

There are 11 time zones in Russia.

AUG4TUE

Honey is the only food produced by insects that humans eat.

AUG5WED

The word 'nerd' was first coined by Dr. Seuss in the book If I Ran the Zoo in 1950.

AUG6THU

Deep-sea creatures near hydrothermal vents survive without any sunlight.

AUG7FRI

The driest place on Earth has not had rain for over 2 million years.

AUG8SAT

The first computer mouse was made of wood.

AUG9SUN

The Mona Lisa has her own mailbox at the Louvre because she receives so many fan letters.

AUG10MON

The first Olympic Games in ancient Greece had only one event: a footrace.

AUG11TUE

The Pentagon is the world's largest office building by floor area.

AUG12WED

The Hawthorne effect describes how people change behavior when they know they are being observed.

AUG13THU

Bamboo can grow up to 91 centimeters in a single day.

AUG14FRI

The human body produces about 25 million new cells each second.

AUG15SAT

Pluto has not completed a single orbit of the Sun since it was discovered.

AUG16SUN

The Library of Alexandria may have been destroyed gradually rather than in a single fire.

AUG17MON

Pistol shrimp can create a sound louder than a gunshot by snapping their claws.

AUG18TUE

More than half of the world's population lives within 200 kilometers of a coastline.

AUG19WED

Coffee is the second most traded commodity in the world after crude oil.

AUG20THU

Euler's identity, e^(i*pi) + 1 = 0, connects five fundamental mathematical constants.

AUG21FRI

Japanese has three different writing systems used simultaneously.

AUG22SAT

The tongue of a blue whale weighs as much as an elephant.

AUG23SUN

Fog is technically a cloud that touches the ground.

AUG24MON

Bluetooth technology is named after a 10th-century Danish king.

AUG25TUE

Frida Kahlo's most frequent painting subject was herself, with 55 self-portraits.

AUG26WED

A regulation baseball has exactly 108 stitches.

AUG27THU

The Hagia Sophia has served as a cathedral, mosque, museum, and mosque again over 1,500 years.

AUG28FRI

The sunk cost fallacy leads people to continue investing in something because of past investment rather than future value.

AUG29SAT

There are approximately 8.7 million species on Earth, but about 86% of land species and 91% of marine species remain undiscovered.

AUG30SUN

If you unfolded your brain, it would cover an area of about 2,500 square centimeters.

AUG31MON

A pulsar named PSR J1748-2446ad rotates 716 times per second.

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August 2026

AUG1SAT

The oldest known joke is a Sumerian proverb from 1900 BC about a wife's flatulence.

AUG2SUN

Axolotls can regenerate their brain, heart, and limbs.

AUG3MON

There are 11 time zones in Russia.

AUG4TUE

Honey is the only food produced by insects that humans eat.

AUG5WED

The word 'nerd' was first coined by Dr. Seuss in the book If I Ran the Zoo in 1950.

AUG6THU

Deep-sea creatures near hydrothermal vents survive without any sunlight.

AUG7FRI

The driest place on Earth has not had rain for over 2 million years.

AUG8SAT

The first computer mouse was made of wood.

AUG9SUN

The Mona Lisa has her own mailbox at the Louvre because she receives so many fan letters.

AUG10MON

The first Olympic Games in ancient Greece had only one event: a footrace.

AUG11TUE

The Pentagon is the world's largest office building by floor area.

AUG12WED

The Hawthorne effect describes how people change behavior when they know they are being observed.

AUG13THU

Bamboo can grow up to 91 centimeters in a single day.

AUG14FRI

The human body produces about 25 million new cells each second.

AUG15SAT

Pluto has not completed a single orbit of the Sun since it was discovered.

AUG16SUN

The Library of Alexandria may have been destroyed gradually rather than in a single fire.

AUG17MON

Pistol shrimp can create a sound louder than a gunshot by snapping their claws.

AUG18TUE

More than half of the world's population lives within 200 kilometers of a coastline.

AUG19WED

Coffee is the second most traded commodity in the world after crude oil.

AUG20THU

Euler's identity, e^(i*pi) + 1 = 0, connects five fundamental mathematical constants.

AUG21FRI

Japanese has three different writing systems used simultaneously.

AUG22SAT

The tongue of a blue whale weighs as much as an elephant.

AUG23SUN

Fog is technically a cloud that touches the ground.

AUG24MON

Bluetooth technology is named after a 10th-century Danish king.

AUG25TUE

Frida Kahlo's most frequent painting subject was herself, with 55 self-portraits.

AUG26WED

A regulation baseball has exactly 108 stitches.

AUG27THU

The Hagia Sophia has served as a cathedral, mosque, museum, and mosque again over 1,500 years.

AUG28FRI

The sunk cost fallacy leads people to continue investing in something because of past investment rather than future value.

AUG29SAT

There are approximately 8.7 million species on Earth, but about 86% of land species and 91% of marine species remain undiscovered.

AUG30SUN

If you unfolded your brain, it would cover an area of about 2,500 square centimeters.

AUG31MON

A pulsar named PSR J1748-2446ad rotates 716 times per second.

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