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Given how many wings are consumed during the Super Bowl, it's of little surprise that the USDA has deemed the sports holiday the second-largest food consumption day of the year. What's the biggest one? Thanksgiving

Yes, that's billions with a B. This year, the National Chicken Council estimates that Americans will eat a record high 1.42 billion wings during the Super Bowl. The council notes that because wings have always been a food that d

Have you ever wondered why the Super Bowl is called, well, the Super Bowl? According to The New York Times, the name is the brainchild of former Kansas City Chiefs owner Lamar Hunt, and he was inspired by a popular '70s toy: the Super Ball. For its first three years, the ga

According to The Washington Post, every player on the winning team gets a hefty $130,000 bonus. Althlon Sports notes that the members

Being that Super Bowl LV is being held at Raymond James Stadium, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are the first team play the championship game in their home stadium. The NFL isn't purposely giving the team any type of advantage, however; Super Bowl locations are announced a few years in advance, so the Bucs just happened to get lucky. No doubt the bo

I guess you can't be guilty of a crime if nobody can describe what it is! And for more fun info, don't miss the 125 Facts That Will Make You Feel Instantly Smarter.

In the small town of Dorset, Minnesota, where a new mayor is picked every two years by drawing names out of a hat, a 3 year old named Robert Tufts was elected mayor in 2015. His governing style: "Being nice and no poopy talk." In 2018, I think we can all agree that the world could use more Robert Tufts in higher office. And for more great trivia, here are 20 Crazy Facts That Will Blow Your Mind

In small populations such as herds you would encounter identifiable dialectical variations which are most affected by the immediate peer group," explains one UK professor in an article for BBC News. In other words: You can take the cow out of Jersey

It officially takes 364 licks to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop. Well, at least according to engineering students' scientific endeavor at Purdue University, who used a proprietary "licking machine" rather than a human tongue. And for more fun facts, sign up for our daily newsletter

An art collector once paid $10,000 for a "non-visible" sculpture created by actor James Franco. The artwork was billed as an "endless tank of oxygen." Um, yeah… it's called air. We're breathing some now… for free!

Lake Superior State University in Michigan offers a unicorn hunting license. Unsurprisingly, the "chief herald of the Unicorn Hunters" was once quoted saying: "The pursuit of the unicorn is a lonely quest." We wish them nothing but good luck!

It's called "hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia." And for more language facts, here are the 20 Words You Won't Believe Are in the Dictionary Now.

True story: A lifetime Cleveland Browns fan and season ticket holder requested in his obituary for "six Cleveland Browns pallbearers" at his funeral. Why? "So the Browns can let him down one last time." Burn! And for more witty responses, These Are the Greatest Insults in History

Harvard might be hard to get into with a 4.5 percent admittance rate, but try this on for size: only 2.6 percent of Walmart applicants are accepted. How 'bout them apples? Now, we realize that this comparison isn't exactly flawless, but you have to admit that it's a funny fact.

There's a basketball court on the top floor of the U.S. Supreme Court Building. Its nickname? You guessed it: "the highest court in the land." And for more trivia, here are the 100 Mind-Blowing Facts You've Never Heard Before.