Fun Facts

• At Disneyland they have hundreds of wild domesticated cats running around the park. They never come out during the day because there's too many people, but the reason they're there is to catch the mice

• When Coca-Cola began to be sold in China, they used characters that would sound like "Coca-Cola" when spoken. Unfortunately, what they turned out to mean was "Bite the wax tadpole"

• Black cats are considered lucky in England

• In Somalia, Africa, it's been decreed illegal to carry old chewing gum stuck on the tip of your nose

• A coward was originally a boy who took care of cows

• In Redondo Beach, Calif., a police officer arrested a driver after a short chase and charged him with drunk driving. Officer Joseph Fonteno's suspicions were aroused when he saw the white Mazda MX-7 rolling down Pacific Coast Highway with half of a traffic-light pole, including the lights, lying across its hood. The driver had hit the pole on a median strip and simply kept driving. According to Fonteno, when the driver was asked about the pole, he said, "It came with the car when I bought it."

• There is an average of 50,000 spiders per acre in green areas

• Your thumb is the same length as your nose

(your holding your thumb up to your nose right now arent you?)

• The estimated number of M & M’s sold each day in the United States is 200,000,000

• The famous baby appearing on jars of Gerber baby food is actually a girl named Ann Turner. The picture was drawn by artist Dorothy Hope Smith in 1928

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