Fact of the Day: 7% of Bermuda's islands collective land has been converted into Golf Courses

Fact of the Day: The Eiffel Tower was originally designed to be a temporary fixture for a Paris based world fair, with plans to be taken apart in 1909 (10 years after it was built)

Fact of the Day: Though French monk Dom Pierre Pérignon was falsely considered the inventor of sparkling Champagne in the late 1600s, he is accurately historically credited with the modern bottle cork and ushering it in as an alternative to rag seals

It's invisible illness awareness week. 👻🧡 I just want to shoutout some lovely creators who work their ass off even on the hard days (tag a creator you know so we can meet new friends) ashlina 🎃🔜DH: ATL CosyLinde - streamer on Twitch ✨ ✮ 𝔭𝔲𝔫𝔨𝔰𝔱𝔢𝔯 ✮ Ki 🧝🏽‍♀️ A.K.A. your Queen of Chaos ✨ TripleAGaming Kilara Kaito #invisibleillness

Fact of the Day: A singular kanyao durian (a rare species of durian) was sold for auction in 2019 for $47,990 the day after it was picked, from a prestigious durian farm whose kanyao have a minimum sale price enforced of 20,000 Thai Baht or about $612 USD

Fact of the Day: The ear canals of roosters naturally plug when they tilt their head back, which allows them to protect their hearing with their 100+ decibel calls

Fact of the Day: Some species of butterfly, like the Purple Emperor Butterfly and Blue Emperor Butterfly actually have black wings despite how they appear; the color they look like they are is due to a prismatic effect from their wings interacting with how we perceive light

Fact of the Day: Just as objects can have magnetism induced with electromagnetism, at an object's "Curie Point" it loses its magnetic properties (Iron's, for example, is at 1418 degrees Fahrenheit) and is named for Pierre Curie (husband of Marie Skłodowska-Curie)

PAX Unplugged is this month and I'm thrilled to join PAX again to give away some passes. Accessibility is so important, and that includes financial access. So if you want to attend, now's your chance! Comment your favorite ttrpg/tcg to enter. Details below. #Ad #Giveaway

Fact of the Day: The Daedongyeojido, widely considered the oldest, accurate map of the Korean peninsula was made by Kim Jeong-ho in 1861 who made it after walking across the nation on foot and considered it his magnum opus

Fact of the Day: Drunk driving wasn't outlawed nationally in the United States until 1988, and a standard blood alcohol level for drunk driving wasn't standardized until 2004

Fact of the Day: Charles Darwin tried to eat a bombardier beetle on an expedition only to have it spray its explosive acids down his throat, which is designed for both propulsive movement, to injury predators, and/or force it to be thrown up from its common predators like frogs

We're doing a giveaway for my new miniature bricksets! For a chance to win, retweet & like this post then comment STAMPYTOOZ 🧱 3 winners will be announced November 19th when the sets launch! Good luck! 😊

Fact of the Day: The word Dinosaur was originally coin in 1841/1842 by Sir Richard Owen as "Dinosauria", combining the Greek words "deinos" meaning horrible/fearful and "sauros" meaning lizard; though Dinosauria became the clade in which all species of Dinosaur are now grouped

I let the Bible App continue to desperately email me to use it again because it gives the same energy as muting but not blocking that one toxic ex whose messages give you validation for leaving them in the first place

Oh yeah, also I'm live now for a nice chill Coworking Wednesday <3 if you wanna lurk or chat and stuff twitch.tv/itstripleagami…

Fact of the Day: Marcus Aurelius Carus was one of the shortest lived rulers of Rome, as he was reported struck by lightning and killed, ruling for just one year and the last of a series of emperors later historians would call "The Five Good Emperors" of Rome