There are twice as many pyramids in Sudan then there are in Egypt
In Slovakia, they have Christmas Carp that live in the family bathtub for a few days before they are eaten
The first woman to finish the Boston Marathon, Roberta Gibb, actually ran the race a few years earlier in 1966.
She hid in some bushes until the race started to avoid detection and then ran the marathon without any official sanction.
Another woman, Katherine Switzer, didn’t declare herself a woman when she competed in 1967 and was allowed to enter the race.
It wasn’t until fall 1971 when the Amateur Athletics Union allowed women to compete, which made 1972’s marathon the first to officially allow female entrants.
Eight women competed in the 1972 Boston Marathon, and all eight completed it, with Nina Kuscsik claiming the first official female victory.
When watermelons are grilled or baked, they lose their granular texture and can even be used as a meat substitute, a “watermelon steak.”
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