@Verbinded There's a documentary on HBO about them. Check it out: bitrebels.com/entertainment-…

@mcaaron37 The bacteria is called Cupriavidus metallidurans. More info: washingtonpost.com/blogs/innovati…

@SantiagoBedoy27 Thanks for bee-ing a fan!

@mcaaron37 Hi Aaron, here's more information on this fact: motherboard.vice.com/blog/if-you-sw…

@BethanyMichiko Hi Bethany, to which fact are you referring?

@BethanyMichiko Ah, ok. Here we go: huffingtonpost.com/2012/05/02/ben…

@mcaaron37 Hi Aaron! Here's one: japanhealthinfo.com/japanese-healt…

@mcaaron37 Here's another: telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopic…

@mcaaron37 And here's this one too: trutv.com/library/crime/…

@Verbinded We sure have! It was a research project called "Operation CopyCat." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CC_(cat)

@iAlexPeters Hi there, this article explains it pretty well: howaboutwe.com/date-report/13…

@Timmons09 Hey Mike! Birthday astrology are posted on the day of, so keep an eye on AstrologyHive on the 28th!

@dten93 This has become an issue lately, but there's not much me or my bees can do about it. Anyway, thanks for bee-ing a fan of FactHive!

@mcaaron37 Hi Aaron, psychologists have studied what makes us happy: usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/health/20…

I follow all the hives because I just love them! BeeKeepr

@birch_bailey Hi Bailey! You can read more about this fact here: rt.com/news/oxfam-rep…

@RudyVuitton_ Hi there, here is more information on this astonishing fact: nytimes.com/1995/08/20/us/…

@RudyVuitton_ This fact is one of my favorites (but you'd never catch me volunteering for this, oh my!) npr.org/blogs/krulwich…

@aprilhauck Sorry April, didn't mean to make you sad! :/ I'll post a happier fact in a bit. :) -the BeeKeepr