The Fact Labyrinth @FactLabyrinth

Enter the labyrinth containing the world's most mind-blowing facts. I post puzzles @Puzzleadayblog Joined September 2022

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This photo shows workers pouring the foundation of the Eiffel Tower in 1887.

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This is what French professional cyclist Axel Laurance's legs looked like two weeks into the 2025 Tour de France. (📸Lauranceaxel)

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As recently as the 1970s, more than half of the land in downtown Houston was used for parking lots.

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3 days ago

Anglerfish exemplify one of the most extreme examples of sexual dimorphism in the entire animal kingdom. Females can grow up to 1.2 metres in length, while males are typically just 2 to 5 centimetres long.

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4 days ago

God, the Devil, and Jesus Christ are the only characters in The Simpsons with five fingers on each hand (four fingers and a thumb). Most human characters in The Simpsons are drawn with only four fingers (three fingers and a thumb).

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5 days ago

The scenes where E.T. is walking were played by Matthew DeMeritt, a 12-year-old boy without legs. He was cast because walking on his hands created the convincing shuffling gait that the directors wanted for E.T.

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6 days ago

In 2007, Lionel Messi was photographed bathing a baby for a Barcalona-UNICEF charity campaign. That baby was Lamine Yamal. He has gone on to become one of the world's greatest football players.

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A pair of words that is typically used in a fixed order in an idiomatic expression is called an irreversible binomial. Examples include "bread and butter," "salt and vinegar," "ladies and gentlemen," and "macaroni and cheese".

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This image is not photoshopped. It shows a 30cm diameter disk covered in Vantablack, a material that absorbs 99.965% of visible light.

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The Saturn V rocket has a height of 111 metres. This makes it taller than the tallest building in 85 countries.

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How 'average' are you? The website thanaverage.xyz asks you various questions and compares your answers to those given by other people. For example, 68% of participants think they have worse handwriting than average.

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2 weeks ago

Many international foods are younger than you may think. This image shows foods invented since World War II.

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2 weeks ago

This is the actual distance between the Earth and the Moon, to scale.

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This chart shows how common various four-digit PIN numbers are. The data comes from an analysis of 3.4 million leaked PINs. (Image source: Reddit user infobeautiful)

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This is the clearest image ever captured of Saturn's moon Mimas.

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David Attenborough has won so many prestigious awards that he has more letters after his name than in it. His full official title is Sir David Attenborough OM GSMG CH CVO CBE FRS FSA FRSA FZS FRSGS FRSB.

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This sprite was photographed from the ISS by astronaut Nichole Ayers. Sprites are Transient Luminous Events that occur above the clouds. They are triggered by intense electrical activity in the thunderstorms below.

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2 weeks ago

If you were born today, this is the chance of ending up in each continent. (Image source: The World In Maps)

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3 weeks ago

A neat illusion. Which way is the man facing?

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A tautological place name is one in which different parts of the name have the same meaning. Examples include Sahara Desert (deserts deserts), Lake Chad (lake lake), and the Mississippi River (big river river). The Mekong River is a rare triple tautonym (mae=river, kong=river).