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5 Weird Tidbits for the Day

• A man once kayaked across the Atlantic – In 2000, Peter Bray paddled 3,000 miles from Canada to Ireland in 76 days, battling storms in a tiny boat.

• There’s a worm that builds sand castles – The lugworm creates intricate, tube-like structures in beach sand, living inside like a tiny architect.

• A town in Iceland has a museum for sorcery – Hólmavík’s Museum of Icelandic Witchcraft displays grimoires and bone charms from the 17th-century witch hunts.

• Some beetles fake death with style – The click beetle plays dead by flipping onto its back, then snaps upright with a loud click to escape.

• A medieval test for loyalty was eating dirt – In some feudal courts, vassals ate soil from their lord’s land to swear allegiance, a gritty oath.

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